* Participated in electric and gas rate cases in New York State including National Grid, Central Hudson, Orange & Rockland, ConEd, KEDNY/KEDLI, NYSEG/RGE, etc.* Active member of the Department of Public Service's Value of Distributed Energy Resources (VDER) working group and numerous other proceedings* Participated in a variety of Public Service Commission matters and cases dealing the energy efficiency, etc.* Testified before New York City Council in favor of environmental or energy efficiency legislation

Dandelion has become the nation's leading installer of geothermal heat pumps for residential retrofits* Fast Company magazine listed Dandelion as one of “The World’s Most Innovative Startups” in 2018* Business Insider listed Dandelion as one of the “Hottest New York City Startups” in 2017

Assisted in top-down analysis of Geothermal Heat Pump industry, market and technology -- a project that I had proposed. This effort resulted in Google's spin-out of Dandelion Energy, Inc.

* Initiated, designed and led development of the "Prospective Search Infrastructure" team which supports a variety of Google properties including: Google Alerts, Google Search, Ads, AppEngine and others. Reduced Content Ads resource requirements by over 100K cores while adding capability and reducing latency.* OC Award, Honorable mention for Google Instant (Dec 2010)* OC Award, Honorable mention for Real-Time Search (Dec 2010)* Team recognized for Top 10 Engineering Accomplishment Q4 2013* Convinced Google to fund New York Clean Heat program to remove No. 6/No. 4 oil from New York City.* Convinced Google X to start a Moonshot project to convert 100 million homes to Geothermal Heat Pumps by 2050. That project lead to spin-out of Dandelion in 2017.

Rhizome, an affiliate of New York City's New Museum, is dedicated to digital art and culture.

* Designed and guided implementation of the first Internet-scale publish/subscribe service which provided "prospective" search services for weblogs, SEC Edgar Filings, Earthquake notifications and other data/event sources* Created StucturedBlogging.org as a focal point for distributing and encouraging the development and use of tools for working with semi-structured data* Provided leadership in the development of the "FeedMesh" -- a data-sharing effort between a number of large blog search services* Contributed to open standards development including the IETF's Atom syndication format and Jabber.org's JEP-0060 PubSub protocol extensions for the XMPP/Jabber IM protocol

Managed 54 person team divided between New York, Dehli, and Bombay. Projects included:* discoveryServer -- a "focused web crawler" that discovers new, highly relevant sources on the web* viewServer -- a tool for reliably extracting content and functions from web pages for use in portlets, mobile applications, or as web services* eventServer -- a scalable publish-subscribe messaging and content-based routing system* Contributed to the definition of the IETF's "APEX" protocol

I started as VP Engineering at Marketwave, Inc. of Seattle which was merged into Accrue in September 1999.* Member of management team ranked sixth in Forbes Magazine "Best of the Web" survey* Responsible for development of Hit List and Insight, which at the time were the leading web traffic analysis solutions on NT and Solaris, and the Decision Series data mining product line* Managed expansion of development team through three acquisitions. 1) NeoVista -- a data mining company, 2) InfoCharger -- a highly scalable in-memory columnar database, and 3) Pilot Software -- an OLAP technology provider

Several limited term consulting jobs:* Chase Manhattan Bank -- Developed systems for maintaining a comprehensive Y2K-related inventory of software assets* Citibank Private Bank -- Project Manager for Investment Objectives Management Project* Gold Hill Computers -- Developed portfolio management systems and an investment model for a small start-up investment fund.

* Managed redesign of web site providing free access to medical research databases* Designed and managed implementation of multi-server, scalable search engine. (At the time, with 20 million documents, it was one of the largest search engines on the Internet.)* Designed and managed development of one of the first ad servers, intelligent ad banner services and associated business rules. This was, to the best of my knowledge, the first system to offer search keyword based ads as well as automatic optimization of ad placement.

Joined Medio when it merged with Delatour, a company I had founded on leaving Microsoft.Projects included:* Medio Magazine -- The first general interest multimedia CD-ROM magazine* MedioNet -- At the time, one of the largest ISPs in the Pacific Northwest.* MedioNet ITV -- A demonstration of advanced Interactive Television technology in partnership with Microsoft

* Responsible for programs to license Visual Basic technology to third parties as part of an effort to define an industry standard application programming technology. The technology developed formed the foundation for what became OLE/COM Automation, Active/X and VBA (Visual Basic for Applications)* Responsible for International Marketing of Visual Basic* Defined the "Microsoft Solutions Development Framework"* Evangelized use of Visual Basic technology by Microsoft Products (e.g. VBA)

* Authored and patented the Digital Distributed Software Licensing Architecture. DDSLA was jointly submitted to the Open Software Foundation (OSF) by Digital and Microsoft. This was one of the earliest distributed DRM (Digital Rights Management) systems and was deployed in the VMS and ULTRIX operating systems.* Gained extensive experience in designing with RSA encryption and signature technologies

* Designed and managed implementation of MEMEX Prototype 1 -- which may have been the world's first wide-area network hypertext browser and is acknowledged by Tim Berners Lee as having influenced him in designing the World Wide Web. (see: https://www.w3.org/People/Berners-Lee/FAQ.html#Influences)* Managed technology related aspects of strategic relationships between Digital and several large European customers including ITT, Alcatel, and CERN* Defined and managed all CASEE projects including: The SUNSHINE software development environment, the Digital Time and Task Manager, the DECWindows Calendar, the DECWindows Help Widget, and the MEMEX Hyperinformation services* Served as member of ECMA's TC 33, developing standards for Portable Common Tools Environments (PCTE) and represented Digital on the European Economic Commission's PCTE Interface Management Board.* Specified and managed implementation of the VMS Terminal Fallback facility that provided character set translation as a mid-driver in the terminal driver.

As first ALL-IN-1 Product Manager* Defined and brought to market the first versions of ALL-IN-1 -- Digital's leadership office automation product and once the market leader with 54% marketshare. ALL-IN-1 and associated products generated over $2 billion per year in leveraged revenue* Designed the ALL-IN-1 File Cabinet, the Text DSAB document interchange facilities, and the interface to X.400 email.* Coordinated development of Kanji/ALL-IN-1 for the Japanese market* Developed first client-server implementation of Notes -- NewNotes. (Both Digital's and Lotus' Notes products descend, in part, from this work.)* Designed and implemented a "Country Kit" technology, based on dynamic loading of procedural code and resources, to facilitate the creation of localized products.

* Provided technical support to commercial customers using RSTS/E and RT-11* Implemented an accounting and payroll package for a garment wholesaler* Implemented communications and terminal emulation software for Digital's PDT -- one of the first desktop computers* Implemented PECO, a graphical editor and slide-show viewer for VT100 terminals. PECO later became a component of Digital's WPS-Plus word processor

* Assisted in the implementation of a large scale document image storage and retrieval system containing images of all documents in the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's files* Developed procedures for indexing documents entered into the NRC document image store* Participated in efforts to assist those addressing the Three Mile Island nuclear accident

* Designed components of a large scale document image storage and retrieval system containing images of all documents in the Navy Bureau of Personnel files* Designed and managed construction of a device to automatically sort bar-coded microfiche* Designed a system for the facsimile transmission of microform images (Note: This could be considered one of the first "digital camera" systems as it used linear CCDs for image scanning.)

Assisted Federal Marketing Manager in developing proposals for large scale laser mass memory storage systems

Coordinated a team of volunteers providing services to members of McGovern Campaign at Campaign Headquarters during the Democratic Convention.