Responsible the coding, maintenance, documentation, and administration of the ShopBot's public facing web presence. Significantly expanded the systems admin options, giving end users greater control managing content. Overhauled the entire site, created documentation for both programmers and end users, upgraded old infrastructure and migration to a much larger and modern server environment. I worked closely with content managers and designers to greatly expand the site.

As the technical co-founder, project leader, and chief programmer, I built and led a team of programmers, technologists, QA specialists, integration specialists, and infrastructure engineers to build a scalable, cloud-based enterprise curriculum management system built on a foundation of open source tools and technologies. I also oversaw the close integration of the technology side of the company with service & support and sales.The product, LEO, is a curriculum management systems for medical education that provides data-driven results and analytics for accreditation, administration and general curriculum management. In-depth tracking of learning objectives is a cornerstone of LEO. I was the lead programmer or project leader for implementing features such as multifaceted curricular mapping, exams, evaluations, room scheduling, content management, calendaring, integration with external systems via LTI, SCORM, APIs, and custom interfaces, as well integrations with various enterprise authentication systems such as LDAP, Active Directory, and Shibboleth.I was also responsible for working with senior management and technical staff at medical schools to determine needs, define and documents solutions, and deliver these custom solutions in a timely manner.

Senior Analyst in the School of Medicine. Led a team of programmers to build, from the ground up, BlueDocs, a custom curriculum managements system for medical education that met the exacting needs of Duke's School of Medicine and the curriculum inventory reporting requirements of the AAMC. While at Duke, my team and I successfully implemented our system at the Duke School of Medicine, the KCMC School of Medicine in Tanzania, and provided tools and technology to the Duke/NUS school of medicine in Singapore.

Independent consultant specializing in systems and technology. I worked with numerous clients in education, manufacturing, and services to provided strategic consulting and direct technical implementation of custom software, infrastructure, email, and web services, helping my clients embrace the new and very dynamic internet environment.

As IT manager and lead programmer, I led a team of 10 programmers and technicians at a critical stage of Canter's growth and through its sale and integration into Sylvan Learning Systems. My team maintained the legacy sales system while also implementing a MS-SQL-based CRM application and integrating this system with our legacy sales and distribution system. My overall responsibilities also included leading my team to create and implement technology to support the strategies of senior management, including various core enterprise systems, on-line transaction processing, call center technology updates and integration with web services

IT manager, lead programmer. Oversaw 3 person programming team, data entry team, and coordinated with many vendors. I was responsible for maintaining and enhancing the enterprise software system, network administration, maintaining PC and Mac systems, phone systems, transportation system technology, and advising senior management on technology issues.

Programmer in team of 9 programmers and 4 project leaders. Worked on various systems including: accounting, warehouse distribution, and manufacturing. Created a customized email system to work with a purchasing group in Hong Kong. The system also included functionality to send large data sets between the Hong Kong and Los Angeles groups (this was pre-internet, and, for the time, was cutting edge). I also became Novel certified and oversaw the installation of an IPX/SPX Novel network