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We're building a comprehensive travel service with deep use of AI + a modern UI for planning a wonderful trip to wherever you want to go.

Austin, Texas, US

I was the primary developer of the Roadster calculation engine, a high-performance, penny-accurate system that is used by Roadster's 3,000+ car dealers to power customer-facing UI -- where people shop online for cars -- and to power dealer-facing tools that agents use to finalize purchases. The engine is also used by numerous API partners, notably car.

New York, NY, US

I was initially the lead developer of the Perka Android app, and as the company grew and began merging with Clover Networks (our sister company at First Data), I led development for the customer-focused apps at Clover: the Android and iOS consumer apps, the customer management app that ran on Clover-designed point-of-sale hardware, and the Rewards.

El Segundo, CA, US

I was the first director of engineering for Fabletics. GM Laura Joukovski was tasked with putting together a skeleton crew to build a completely new brand by leveraging technology and resources from elsewhere in the company. I took the engineering role -- moving over from FabKids -- and we built a working site, a functioning business that shipped real.

Servdex is a search site for business services. I founded Servdex with Frank Anderson (Blingo co-founder) because our previous ventures all started with a need for basic services —- accounting, voice mail, domain registration, you name it —- but we didn't have a fast, easy, trustworthy way to find the best ones for our business. The landscape is constantly.

Blingo is a consumer search engine, like Google, but with the chance to win a prize each time you search. Silly, sure, but compelling for the right audience. I co-founded Blingo, developed the site (which became a reference implementation for Google's other partners), hired and managed the technical team, and worked with co-founder Frank Anderson to.

New York, NY, US

I had several projects, but my favorite was leading the team that revamped the Mail application on AOL.com, creating the first widely deployed DHTML/Ajax webmail application at AOL.

Three friends and I founded iAmaze to develop a suite of web-based applications and a series of server and client frameworks that resembled what is now known, on the client, as Ajax. Or "apps in the cloud." Most of my work, initially, was on the back-end. Since none of the Java database frameworks at the time were very robust -- Java as a server platform.

I was one of the earliest employees at Netmosphere, a VC-funded startup that was founded in February 1996 and acquired by Critical Path in June 2000. We developed desktop and web applications in Java that helped companies track and manage their projects. I led the development of Netmosphere’s flagship product, ActionPlan, in its third major release and two.

Palo Alto, CA, US

I worked on the original Java Swing team, which was a joint project between Sun and Netscape. My contributions included JTree, the tree-based data and UI classes that went along with it, and a host of UI components (like the progress bar), all of which became part of the standard Java platform.

Lighthouse was a small company that developed desktop applications for the NeXTSTEP operating system (the Steve Jobs project that is now the core of Apple’s Mac OS X and iOS). I mostly worked as a contributor to Quantrix, a multi-dimensional spreadsheet written in Objective-C.See what Steve Jobs said about Lighthouse and Quantrix ("the best spreadsheet.