Milan Stevanovic

Milan Stevanovic ́ is a senior multimedia software consultant based in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The span of his engineering experience covers a multitude of disciplines, ranging from the board level analog and digital hardware design, and assembly programming, all the way to C/C++ design and software architecture. His professional focus has been in the domain of the analysis of a variety of compressed multimedia formats, and design related to a variety of multimedia frameworks (GStreamer, DirectX, OpenMAX, ffmpeg) in Linux (desktop, embedded, Android native) as well as in Windows.

He has designed multimedia software for numerous companies (C-Cube, Philips, Harman, Thomson, Gracenote, Palm, Logitech, Panasonic, Netflix, WhatsApp), creating a variety of cutting edge technology products (ZiVA-1 and ZiVA-3 DVD decoder chip, Philips TriMedia media processor, Palm Treo and Palm Pre mobile phones, Netflix application for Android).

He is an original member of the developer duo (together with David Ronca) that created the avxsynth open source project (the first successful port of avisynth to Linux).

He holds a MSEE degree from Purdue University (1994) and an undergraduate degree in EE (1987) and Music - flute performance (1990) from the University of Belgrade.