Supporting US Navy in program management, software project management, range systems, systems integration, cybersecurity, data systems, networks, communications systems, telemetry, radars, software development, strategic planning, and technology roadmap development.

Business Development, Marketing, and Bids and Proposals for Leidos and supporting US Air Force, US Space Force, and US Navy in program management, software project management, range systems, systems integration, cybersecurity, data systems, networks, communications systems, telemetry, radars, telescopes, satellite systems, space situation awareness, software development, strategic planning, and technology roadmap development.

Supporting US Air Force and US Navy in program management, software project management, range systems, systems integration, cybersecurity, data systems, networks, communications systems, telemetry, radars, telescopes, satellite systems, space situation awareness, software development, strategic planning, and technology roadmap development.

• FORE Systems was a high‐tech start‐up company that produced ATM voice and data networking products for Internet backbones and corporate data networks. (Later part of Ericsson‐Marconi.)• Responsible for company's engineering and marketing team with 500 employees. Annual revenues $500 million.

• Led 150 engineers responsible for Sony’s US R&D.• Enabled Sony to start its VAIO PC business. First year revenues $750 million.

• Development of computer hardware and software• IBM PowerPC Microprocessor and RS/6000 System• Workstation high-end graphics hardware and software• Development of ThinkPad Notebooks-----------• Led 120 scientists developing software and hardware solutions for ThinkPad notebooks and PowerPC workstations including wireless networking, MPEG video, 3D graphics, and handwriting recognition software.• One of the lead engineers who developed IBM's first PowerPC RS/6000 computer. Has 20 IBM patent disclosures related to PowerPC architecture and implementation. PowerPC is now central to many systems, including fastest supercomputers, such as Blue Gene, which is used in many DoD and DOE labs, including Lawrence Livermore and Argonne. Project received the “National Medal of Technology and Innovation” from President Obama in 2009.