Through a revolutionary technology, Hazardous Software is addressing the game player's desire for highly innovative games. The company's innovations will create new types games, starting with the game Achron.
Christopher Hazard is the founder of Hazardous Software and is a PhD student in the Computer Science Department at North Carolina State University, with publications on engineering and analyzing coordination in large-scale multi-agent systems. Mr. Hazard has extensive experience in software engineering. He worked for Motorola Inc. for 3 years designing and developing simulation software for CDMA infrastructure. Upon starting, his responsibility quickly rose to lead developer and then to junior software architect, directing global development teams. Mr. Hazard has also had experience at Kiva Systems, a warehousing robotics startup company, performing algorithms research. He has won numerous academic and programming awards, including a best paper award in an international conference, the North Carolina State University Dean's Fellowship and Valparaiso University Board of Directors’ Independent Research Award. He obtained his B.S. in Computer Science from Valparaiso University with departmental honors. His academic website can be found here: http://www4.ncsu.edu/~cjhazard/.
Michael Resnick is the co-founder and lead developer
of Hazardous Software. He has four years experience being a senior application developer directly responsible for frontend, backend and database
development on several products for an on-line learning management system suite at Stoneriver-Reged as well as five years of experience working at
Motorola doing a range of developing and testing of software for CDMA and WiMAX infrastructure. His responsibility grew to lead developer of
simulation software for CDMA systems, and as a Sr. Engineer he was one of the first to be brought on during the formation of the WiMAX group to
design and develop core WiMAX software. Mr. Resnick has also had experience at 3M Telecommunications, developing
network management software for maintenance and global bandwidth monitoring. Mr. Resnick obtained his B.S. in
Computer Science-Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a 3M Scholarship.