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Dallas

Albany, Us

Confidential High Frequency Trading AI Startup

Chief Technology Officer/Chief Engineer of NationWide MVNO.

Went into a partnership with the President/CEO of a troubled dial-up ISP with approximately 500 subscribers remaining as the vast majority of subscribers had canceled headed for broadband. Carefully evaluated systems, policies & procedures of the failing company and quickly realized they would soon be out of business if they didn't come up with a competitive broadband product. Spent the next 9 months doing market research, evaluating technologies, writing a business plan, securing venture capital, applying for USDA RUS Grants. November 2009 marked the birth of JetWeb, Inc. a Wireless Internet Service Provider. Carefully positioned JetWeb as a market leader utilizing the present and former dial-up user base as a springboard to launch what later became WispNet after a complex chain of partnerships, mergers and acquisitions. WispNet launched January 2012 as the largest non-cellular Wireless Internet Service Provider in New York State in terms of coverage area, servicing 22,000 square miles.

Founded, Funded and Developed Set Top box hardware that interfaced with a real-time distributed ledger smart contract on a side chain of the Ethereum blockchain network allocating legal free access to major broadcast network ipTV channels' popular programming to the end user, based upon advertisers or other sponsor's interest in the end-user subscriber's audience capacity to tip the scale of ratings of certain broadcast programming to test the Nielsen's ability to accurately report prime time TV audience numbers in the New York City Area's end user subscriber base. In exchange for their set top box potentially switching channels to another program during live TV they are watching, they could enjoy free TV and catch up on the missed programming after prime-time broadcasts had concluded.

Mornington, Victoria, Au

Cryptocurrency Consultant developing innovative ways to offer extremely secure cold storage of crypto assets by effectively defragmenting portions of the blockchain so that contiguous blocks can be stored on hardware wallets in a manner that effectively removes the contiguous block from circulation so that it's theft would be impossible, even with the correct private key, if the perpetrator lacked the hardware wallet that held the BIP-192 tree's "password" which only exists in a physical IC chip that only allows for unidirectional communications until the hardware's own independent two-factor authentication had been met multiple times, each only sharing a portion of the password to unlock the so-called 13th word that would unlock the entire BIP-192 tree containing the contiguous block in a nested tree.

Responsible for ensuring maximum network security and scalability for mission critical servers. Head of a team of 3 that develop custom Oracle database oriented Java web solutions based on detailed customer specifications. Duties include; design, implementation, and maintenance of hetero-genus web applications, ensuring scalability and geographic load-balancing of Oracle databases and Java web applications as required. Also proficient with database schema design, database administration, router/firewall configuration.

Designed, implemented, and maintained a high availability, heterogeneous E-Commerce infrastructure, utilizing Sun's Java technology powered by industry leading ORACLE software; OiAS, through it's beta release, including countless hours of troubleshooting oracle's bugs with their development team and writing a significant portion of their release notes. During which, I was the mediator between ORACLE and CCI development teams to accurately determine fault, and write detailed bug reports that ORACLE used in their release notes. Eventually arriving at a finished product by both companies, that demonstrated "A road-mark balance of scalability, reliability, and security". Systems utilized include Solaris 2.6,2.7, and 2.8. Oracle 8i 8.1.6 & 8.1.7 databases, with Application Servers including OAS, OiAS, 9i AS and Web logic.