Developing company’s strategy for efficient use of technological resources, ensuring profitability and security.Managing hiring, growth and development of technology employees to attain the goals established in the company's strategic plan.Evaluating and implementing new systems and infrastructure.

Developing technology and services in support of Condé Nast digital content and advertising goals.Current solutions include a central digital storehouse of magazine and blog content allowing the syndication rights-clear content to third-parties.Solutions in development include a high-performance (sub-10ms) content classification analytics platform designed to present contextual high-value advertising.

Built and led the engineering team in the development of all of the company's consumer-facing web application and mobile products. Managed development, third-party integrations, technical operations & security of all web properties.Built and operated an AWS-hosted fault-tolerant geographically-distributed service platform supporting 3MM monthly UVs and 16MM monthly PVs. The ZipList platform was built entirely on open-source technology and supported the O&O retail site, over 500 integrated white-label partner sites and the API-supported SAS offering.Developed strategic planning for the direction of product development activities and management of operations costs. Developed internal metrics collection and reporting incorporating big-data analyses in support of business and product management.Ensured optimal application of technology and engineering resources to meet business plans and implemented formal and informal processes to support and improve the product development and operations process.Managed the integration and operation of the external ad network consisting of over 700 partners and delivering more than twenty-five million monthly UVs.ZipList was acquired by Condé Nast in April of 2012.

Led AOL’s technology strategy and evangelism efforts, managing central Open Web API marketing and communication (http://dev.aol.com/), AOL's technology Architecture Council and the internal Technology Standards office.Operation of the AOL IT Governance Council (ITGC), a cross-divisional senior executive forum responsible for making coordinated decisions on AOL’s strategic technology priorities, comprised of the Executive Vice Presidents reporting to AOL’s COO, as well as AOL’s CFO.Directed AOL's relationship with industry Standards Setting Organizations, provided year-round technology communication programs, operated AOL's Open Source review program in partnership with AOL Legal and coordinated Technology Due Diligence in support of Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A).As Senior Technical Director, managed a broad technology organization of over forty developers working on key products including AOL Instant Messenger and the core component of AOL software that connected users to the network.

Developed the end­ user products around the company’s core image compression software algorithms, supporting AOL and 1­-800-­Flowers as primary customers.Johnson­-Grace was acquired by AOL in February of 1996.

Co-developer of Photoshop for Windows.Developed cross-platform framework extending Photoshop universal codebase and resources to Windows and other platforms. Developed custom Windows UI palettes and toolbars as well as various low-level modules and plugins.

Modeling and user-interface developer for TOPAS, at the time the leading broadcast 3D modeling, rendering and animation software available for the PC desktop. Lead modeling and UI developer for initial release of Crystal3D.