Trevor Dylan Davis

Title: Trevor Dylan Davis and Distributed Scheduling for Computing Clusters.

Introduction

Trevor Dylan Davis is an inventor associated with Melissa, Texas, and Raytheon Company. His patent work addresses distributed scheduling across interconnected computing nodes. The available information identifies 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

Davis’s listed patent, “Systems and Methods for Implementing Distributed Scheduling Capabilities for Computing Clusters,” describes a method for distributing task scheduling among multiple interconnected nodes. Each node accesses its own database containing performance data about the other nodes. A first node selects a task for another node to complete by a specified deadline and sends execution requests to a set of worker nodes. If the task is completed before the deadline, the worker nodes are notified. The method also assigns a penalty when the first node does not receive timely confirmation and updates performance data to record whether each worker node completed the task on time.

Career Highlights

Davis is associated with Raytheon Company, where his listed invention concerns computing-cluster coordination and deadline-based task execution. The patent’s approach uses node-level performance records and feedback to support distributed scheduling decisions.

Collaborations

Alexander Valentinovich Shilov is identified as Davis’s coworker. The available information does not specify a direct role for Shilov in the patent.

Conclusion

Trevor Dylan Davis’s listed patent presents a distributed scheduling method that uses worker-node performance data, deadlines, and feedback to coordinate computing tasks.