SAU IEEE Meet and Greet

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Meeting will take place in Rogalski Conference/Ballroom 2-4


Join the SAU IEEE Student Chapter for a meet and greet! Learn what IEEE offers, connect with fellow students, and share ideas for chapter events and activities. We’ll discuss plans for the year and hear from a local professional software and systems developer about their experience in engineering and technology. All students are welcome, whether you’re already an IEEE member or just curious.



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  • 518 W Locust St
  • Davenport, Iowa
  • United States 52803
  • Building: Rogalski
  • Room Number: Conference/Ballroom 2-4

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  • Starts 20 October 2026 05:00 AM UTC
  • Ends 05 November 2026 06:00 PM UTC
  • No Admission Charge


  Speakers

Harry of Quiet Fountain LLC / Rock Stable Systems

Topic:

Careers and Personal Experience in Software Engineering

Harry Coin, a Stanford alumnus, longtime software and systems designer, and small business owner, will share his experience in the field. He’ll discuss career paths, the value of higher education, and how cybersecurity and AI are shaping the future of the profession.

Biography:

I've designed and authored hardware/software solutions starting with a blank page and ending with well documented systems/packages that have supported teams of dozens to hundreds for decades. Most recently: Rock Stable Systems, details at https://rockstablesystems.com. Those with technical abilities will recognize the breadth of the skills required to create the website and the product.

Historically, among the more notable: a heavy industrial/military realtime device driver-to-UI engineering ecosystem sold as a product; to system's software adding 7 years to the life and increasing the production rates of a global manufacturer's personal care product production line, to a custom ERP/CRM system for the wholesale baking industry that generated line-by-line income statement variance reports between management expectation vs actuarial results.

I served on corporate boards, including a start-up, and provided due-diligence investment banking consulting, while remaining a capable embedded/firmware as well as 'full stack' designer/engineer. My current language favorites, roughly in order are: python, sql, c, php, c++, assembly, machine control, vision systems, Linux variants, Windows device drivers, highly available systems (database/pbx/www/server/router redundancy). On the side I've been a fill-in prof of digital forensics, and had a minor result in prime-number related 'pure math' published.

Email:

Address:Bettendorf, Iowa, United States, 52722





Agenda

4:00-4:30 - Meet and greet & SAU IEEE student branch information

4:30-4:50 - Guest speaker

4:50-5:00 - Q&A



For questions, please contact George Coin