Current: • Sr. Software engineering manager, Screen SharingCurrently managing the team responsible for screen sharing technologies in OS XPast:Sr. Software engineering managerManaged a variety of products in the Mac OS X Server group including QuickTime Streaming Server, iChat Server, Web Server, Mail Server, Weblog Server, Calendar Server, Wiki Server, and other products.Sr. Software Engineer• Mac OS X Server Engineering• Worked on Apple's OpenDoc based server admin application for AppleShare IP

My second 7-8 month stint at a handheld company. Initially hired to work on a web browser for the Treo and Edge. That project was cancelled, the next project was cancelled, and I eventually ended up being responsible for porting some pre-existing mobile phone AT command-set code from one radio chipset to another. Wasn't having fun…returned to Apple.

• Lead software engineer for the MacPac v2 product (team of three engineers)• Responsible for architecture and implementation of the Macintosh HotSync (version 2) software for Palm• This was (approximately) an 8 month stint. Finished the product and returned to Apple.Note: this was a contract position (on-site at Palm). I was actually employed by Qualcomm during this time.

•Led the software engineering efforts at SouthBeach Software.•SouthBeach was a small Miami-based startup whose primary product was called PowerAGENT. PowerAGENT was akin to Apple's current Automator product… (just a little too early).

Manager of Software Development:• Architected the product and led the team that created the "Components Accounting Series" and "Bulk Mailer"Software Engineer:• Implemented the following accounting applications for the PC: "Legal Billing", "Project Billing"

• Managed the engineering team that produced "Accountant, Inc."• Managed an external contract team working on a Windows version of "Accountant, Inc."• Managed the engineering team working on the Macintosh version of "F3 Fill" form fill product• The Softsync subsidiary was acquired by "State of The Art, Inc" in 1992 and moved to Irvine, CA. I was responsible for providing technical information during the initial shopping and due diligence phases of the acquisition.Rather than move to Orange County (and continue to work on accounting software), I chose to join a couple of associates in creating a small Miami-based startup (SouthBeach Software).