Was at Titan Systems Corporation in Billerica, MA writing software which supports air traffic management from 2002 to 2005, but "the President would rather go to Mars than go to Cleveland" so the NASA contracts were cancelled, and with no project, so was my employment.
Did some consultation for Cyborhoods before Titan. This startup uses VRML to arrange web site lists (such as those returned by a search query) which have been arranged by its engine into clusters of related sites.
Before that I spent an interesting year at Flashpoint, Inc.,
which had just become a Bottomline Technologies company.
I spent the summer of 1999 working
for GTEI (formerly BBN, now known as Genuity or maybe
the BBN Technologies part of Verizon) in a
Speech Recognition and
Natural Language group.
I
spent an enjoyable year (1998 to 1999) working at Atex
Media Solutions, Inc. in Bedford,
Massachusetts.
I followed John
Bannick who had been my director at Jurisoft.
I got the old version of the logo (right) from co-worker Cliff Bryant.
Senior/Principal Software Engineer with extensive experience in applications programming in a variety of Unix and Windows environments.
Prior to joining Atex Media Solutions, Inc. I spent most of a year on a series of short assignments and contracts, including E-Travel in West Concord, Farsight in Kendall Square, and CSC on a contract for the Volpe Transportation Center.
Until summer 1997 I worked for what is now known as the
Reed Elsevier Technology Group,
a Reed Elsevier plc company,
which in the past waspart of their Lexis-Nexis,
and then known as Lexis-Nexis Information Technology, and
prior to thatJurisoft,
when they made desktop software for lawyers.
I built
CompareRite,
the instant redliner -- kind of a super diff(1) for word processor
files. I worked in the gnarly comparison engine part of the code, the part
with the comparison algorithms.
They were located at
955 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge,
Mass 02139-3180. (Between Harvard and Central Squares, near
The
Plough & Stars and
Barsamian's)
Prior to coming to Jurisoft in 1994 I was with Phoenix Technologies, Page Division
(Cambridge Lab, now known as Xionics) for 3 years, emulating laser printers (HP/GL and font selection) and dot matrix printers. Ted Packard used to maintain a
Harvard
College (
Adams
House),AB 83-84, Applied Math with CS specialty
Bronx
High School of Science
'79
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