Kyle Loudon is a software engineer at Jeppesen Dataplan in Los Gatos, California, USA. Responsible for the graphical interface development team, focusing on the research and development of flight path planning software, which is mainly used in aviation manufacturing industries such as commercial airlines and private aviation departments. Before coming to Jepperson, Kyle was a system programmer at IBM. Technically, Kyle is mainly interested in operating system, network, human-computer interaction and other fields. 1992, Kyle obtained a bachelor's degree in computer science and a second degree in French from Purdue University. At the same time, he was elected to the Fitaufei Honorary Society (the Honorary Society of Top Students in American Universities). He taught computer courses in the computer department of Purdue University for three years. During this period, he completed his first book, Understanding Computers, which combined theory with practice and introduced all aspects of computers. Today, although he continues to work in the software industry in Silicon Valley, he is still persevering in pursuing a higher degree.
Besides computers, Kyle has also enjoyed playing tennis and teaching tennis for many years. He also likes mountain biking and skating, and occasionally goes to the golf course with friends. In addition, Kyle also likes various forms of drama, food, and certain styles of music and art; He hopes to be a pianist and an artist, but his hopes are slim. His current job in Jeppesen was found after 1992 started flying. Now, he is a pilot with a commercial pilot license issued by the Federal Aviation Administration.