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| | Programming (web) | HTML, Javascript, ASP, SQL, XML, HTTP, FTP, Windows 2000/2003 Hosting | | Programming (high level) | C/C++, MFC, Visual Basic, Java | | Programming (low level) | Assembler (x86, RS2000, Sparc, 8051), Parallel Programming | | Programming (multimedia) | Toolbook, Authorware, Director, Icon Author, Quest, Flash | | Hardware | PC and Embedded, Green and Renewable Energy | | Management | Project Management, Team Management, Teaching | | Photography | Analog/Digital, Software for Showing and Selling. | | 2D/3D Graphics | Photoshop, 3d Studio | | Audio, Video, and Animation | Musician, Recording, Editing | | Education Technology | Distance Learning, Internet, LMS, Multimedia |
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| | 2001-Current | Invisible Gold - Started a company that creates and hosts easy to use websites and an innovative product that allows people to manage them. Client sites ranged in size from simple brochure sites to large ecommerce sites with hundreds of thousands of dollars of online sales. All run on the same proprietary CMS. (www.invisiblegold.com)
| | | | 1994-2001 | Mentergy - Industry leading synchronous distance learning software. I was hired as an intern software developer by a 1 month old startup (ILINC). My skills grew as company developed. After 6 years we were part of an international corporation and I was managing a development team in a sister office.
| | | 2000 | Portico - Managed team to develop next generation Learning Management and Integration product. | | 1998 | Aetna Pathware->LearnLinc Integration - Enterprise scale elearning system using LearnLinc and Pathware. Used by 18,000+ employees. | | 1996 | Keynote - Macromedia Users Conference - Onstage with Andy Grove (president of Intel) for keynote of 1996 Macromedia User Conference to demonstrate code that I personally wrote. | | 1995-2000 | LearnLinc Workshop - Designed and delivered monthly 2 day course on distance learning. Students covered all steps to deliver short class. Hundreds trained over 5 years. | | 1994-2001 | LearnLinc - Key member of software development team writing C and C++ on a wide variety of projects. Our primary application was the first to implement many aspects of networking, video conferencing, synchronous applications. |
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| | 1993-Current | Personal/Freelance - Side projects often for little or no money.
| | | 2004-Current | IFS 2.0 - Interactive fractal rendering application used by 20 or more classes of students and featured in math journals. | | 1998-2005 | GPS - Wrote tools for analyzing race car dynamics (and later lawn mowing techniques) using low level C, assembler, and four generations of GPS hardware. | | 1994 | Rolling Stones - Voodoo Lounge Tour - Psychedelic fractal animations used onstage during tour. Rendered on 2 incredibly fast (at that time) SGI Onyx workstations. | | 1994 | The Hedonist - Opening credit animation for extreme skiing movie. | | 1993 | Soul Sessions and Epic Impressions - Animation for first extreme skiing video by Steve Winter and Murray Weis. |
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| | 1992-1995 | Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute - BS in Computer Science with high honors in 3 years, expenses partially covered through scholarships.
| | | 1993 | Life - Conway's Game of Life with MS Windows style UI built in x86 Assembler | | 1993 | Tempest - Undergrad Research Job to port C++ code from 256 processor Maspar 256 to 16 processor IBM SP1. |
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| | 1990-1993 | Image-Net Systems - Video production company in my hometown. I set up their computers and they let me use their hardware after hours.
| | | | 1988-1992 | Wamogo Regional High School - Valedictorian
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