As a platform engineer on the Open Laszlo rich internet application framework, my work covers the entire application stack, spanning front-end applications, servlet development, developer tools, configuration management, and operations. Owned docbook/xsl toolchain for generating documentation from source code. Rewrote build system to be more portable, eliminating everything non-Java in the requirements. Built registration user interface for LaszloMail.com. Created an Ajax xUnit framework with rhino, java, and bash. Added CSS support to Open Laszlo with java, xml, and javascript. Created an automated Ajax performance benchmark toolkit with java and junit. Ported collaboration and build tools from perforce to subversion.

Specified, designed, and led implementation of several software projects with 2D and 3D interfaces across a variety of platforms and languages, including C++, OpenGL, Java, C#, Microsoft .NET, Linux, and Mac OS X. Managed ChemPad, a 2D/3D tool for organic chemistry students, from initial idea through funding, development, roll-out, and evaluation. Collaborated with artists and scientists on several virtual reality projects. Designed and implemented prototypes of interactive, graphical educational technologies.

Helped design, develop, and deploy several software projects using Java, C, and XML/ XSL at this Internet sports company. Developed software to process swimming and gymnastics results for NBCOlympics.com for the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney; this project delivered the fastest results and images on the web. Evaluated graphics technologies and helped design the user interface for a new asset management system. Improved the interface in a tool that classifies digital photos taken in the field during adventure events.

Developed a range of software including client-server multi-user games, databasedriven web sites, and technology demonstrations for clients including Sony, Intel, and Netscape. Served as technical lead on several projects, responsible for designing the software architecture and leading a team of three to five programmers. Wrote specifications and proposals, maintained schedules, managed releases.