Founder of D3Labs; a stealth mode startup working on new 3D vision technologies.

Designer and developer of next generation networking solutions. CDL was folded into D3Labs in September 2019.

Architect and Lead Developer of Cloud Conferencing Systems* Mission critical infrastructure projects related to scalability and network performance.* Salesforce Chatter Screen Sharing - demonstrated at Dreamforce 2013.* Salesforce File Sync - file synchronization, sharing and backup solution similar to DropBox. Best of industry performance. Product was released in 2014.* WebRTC audio/video conferencing system for customer service applications. * Integration and refactoring of technology made available through the acquisition of Zorap.com.

Zorap is a browser-based cloud conferencing solution that enables audio and video conferencing with drag-and-drop sharing of documents, music, movies and photos. The key innovation is it’s media agnostic collaboration platform which featured high throughput, low-latency "network circuits" built on SSL/TCP. The experience is very similar to Google Hangouts but preceded Hangouts by 5 years.My work involved;* Overall design and implementation of the platform.* Team leadership.* Infrastructure development and management.* Finance and investor relations.* Customer outreach & support.* Public Relations* Business development

Consumer Conferencing Products (Apr 2005 – Feb 2006)* Developed the underlying technology that powered the first generation of video in Skype* Technology allowed groups of people to communicate using audio, video and document sharing* Integrated seamlessly with Skype’s messaging and presence subsystemsEnterprise Grade Conferencing Products (Feb 2003 – April 2005)* Created a server product line for enterprise grade instant messaging, audio/video and application sharing. The architecture central service network - enabling inter-enterprise communications.* Hosted an on-line service for smaller customers utilizing this same architecture

Fortune Magazine featured Reality Fusion as one of the 10 coolest companies in 1998.Collaboration Products (Jan 2000 – Feb 2003)* SeeSaw was the first serious contender in the video chat space with over 100K users.* CameraCafe was a pay-for video chat service for groups of up to 150. The solution featured advanced controls and privacy settings.* TeamView was an early foray into enterprise based video conferencing. CNET ranked TeamView an Excellent 8.0 -- ahead of contenders like Microsoft and WebExVideo Interaction Technology (April 1997 – Jan 2000)* Developers of the webcam-based video immersion technology (12 years prior to Microsoft Kinect)* Bundled with Intel and Logitech webcams on an estimated 6M video cameras

We were a team of 16 software “ghost-writers” developing key technologies for a variety of Silicon Valley companies including Lotus, Oracle, Borland, Starfish, General Magic, Corel, Novell, Seagate and others. We achieved 100% on-time delivery for all projects.

Developed extended functionality for Quattro Pro after Borland sold the product to Novell.

Developer and designer of performance-critical components for Borland’s Quattro Pro product including the cell engine, calculation engine, underlying financial functions, and command language.

Lead developer and architect for the early “classic” releases of Lotus 1-2-3 and Symphony. Led a team which took Lotus 1-2-3 from it’s infancy as a powerful demo through its maturity to become the most successful desktop application of the 1980’s. Also worked with Intel to develop new technologies to improve the computational speed and capacity of spreadsheets.