I am a co-founder of Laridian and currently serve as its President. The vast majority of my day-to-day responsibilities, however, are related to software development.I have extensive experience programming in C++ (Windows, iOS), Objective-C (iOS, OS X), and Java (Android); and with development and deployment of mobile apps on multiple platforms. I also have extensive experience with database-driven Web applications using Classic ASP/VBScript, SQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Vue, AJAX, and jQuery. This includes e-commerce, payment gateway integration, HTTP API development, PCI compliance, and administration of Windows Server, SQL Server, and Internet Information Server. In my role as president of the company I am involved in every aspect of our business. I manage our relationships with publishers from whom we license text, oversee accounting/payroll/401(k) functions, implement marketing campaigns, participate in and manage software development projects, administer technical support, and manage facilities. In 2007 I negotiated and executed the purchase of a competing software company in Bratislava, Slovakia. In 2011 we transition from being a home-based business to operating from rented office space. I searched for suitable facilities, negotiated rental agreements, purchased office furnishings and equipment, and subsequently moved us into larger/more convenient spaces as our needs have changed.

Wrote the original QuickVerse program for MS-DOS and licensed it to Parsons Technology. Founded and managed Parsons' Church Software Division. Involved programming using C, managing programmers on multiple projects, managing content editors, and overseeing marketing, sales, technical support, technical writing and employees in other departments who interacted with ours. Designed and oversaw the development of Membership Plus church management software for tracking members, attendance, contributions, groups, and more. Wrote Bible Illustrator sermon illustration database program for DOS and participated in its port to Windows. Acquired or licensed a number of third party products including GreekTools, HebrewTools, GreekTutor, HebrewTutor, PC Bible Atlas, and numerous games and interactive multimedia apps.During this time I also managed the technical support department for a year or two, providing phone, mail, and email support to customers of all Parsons' products (not just Church Division).In addition, I managed the manufacturing and shipping department for about a year. This included disk duplication, packaging, warehousing, order fulfillment, and shipping. I oversaw the automation of this department, taking it from a haphazard collection of shelves and boxes to an automated process in which orders were assembled from flow-through racks into totes on a conveyor belt which carried them to QC and shipping stations. Inventory was computerized. Products were barcode-scanned to assure correctness and maintain inventory.I managed a spin-off division (Geography Software Division) that created educational software based on technology developed for Church Division products. (American History Explorer)Was a member of senior management during acquisition by Intuit in 1994, Broderbund in 1997, and The Learning Company in 1998. Proactively pursued opportunities to integrate technologies with each new owner and adapt their products to our Church Division customers.

I had the only Computer Science degree in a department of 70 electrical engineers. Extensive experience with Z-80 Assembly Language, FORTRAN, RATFOR (forerunner to C), Ada, and C programming languages. Wrote driver-level code for CP/M 1.4 and 2.2 including disk drivers for "bubble memory" technology and early touch panel systems (IR and resistive).Implemented computer-assisted test system for government avionics projects in RATFOR and Z-80 assembly code. Interfaced with engineers and factory test technicians.Implemented cockpit mock-ups for marketing department using PCs to drive proprietary displays. Traveled to trade shows to set up and debug equipment.