I lead the Java SE Product Management team.

* Java SE, OpenJDK, java.com* Open Source ecosystem (primarily as it relates to Java)* Licensing related to Oracle Java SE and Open Source technologies* Java Security Inbound PM Responsibilities* Evangelism of Java platform to various audiences from developer to C-Level* Special Projects related to Business Development, Product Strategy (Internet of Things (IoT), Cloud, Big Data, etc), Business Processes

Various special projects related to the Java Ecosystem, Open Source, OpenJDK.

* Responsible for membership and membership value proposition for the Eclipse Foundation* Routinely advised global organizations of all sizes and types on Open Source adoption, business strategy and product strategy* Conference chair and business (P&L) responsibilities for several EclipseCon and EclipseCon Europe events* Frequent speaker and advocate on Open Source from both technical and business audiences

Helped build and manage a technical SWAT team known as the Oracle “A-Team”. The role of the A-Team was to help Global 5000 companies leverage Oracle Application Server Technology and other Oracle products, and was a heavily sought resource by sales and marketing teams within Oracle. Was also responsible for speaking at major technology conferences, meeting with analysts and press and writing for various publications.

Managed the enterprise software product “TopLink”, an enterprise application integrating Java with relational databases. Grew the product to become a multi-million dollar product line that was ultimately acquired by Oracle Corporation. I was responsible for overseeing all aspects of the product including sales, legal, marketing, engineering, consulting, support and maintenance.

I helped develop and deliver worldwide training, performance tuning, proof-of-concept and other engagements related to Java and database integration. Required deep technical knowledge of Java, various Application Servers, Development Environments, Modeling Tools and Databases technologies.

Worked on a team that built a desktop VOIP product very much like Skype, and embedded software agents very much predicting the "machine-to-machine" market - way ahead of their time.