Zettar Inc. (Zettar) specializes in crafting and delivering an all-encompassing software data mover that is unified, simple, scalable, efficient, and versatile. Our product is specifically tailored for distributed data-intensive tasks in fields such as genomics, life sciences, Oil & Gas, AI, machine learning, large-scale IoT deployments, autonomous vehicle fleets, smart cities, EDA, Media & Entertainment Studio post-production, light sources (large lasers), accelerators, and large telescopes. It excels in addressing the evolving edge-to-core/cloud use cases prevalent today. Notably, it significantly enhances the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) benefits of composable/disaggregated infrastructures by empowering DPUs with a broad spectrum of built-in data movement capabilities, ensuring their optimal efficiency.

One of the earliest entries in Web Hosting. AZC Inc. was featured on Web Magazine as one of the fastest growing companies in US in 1995.

Designed, implemented, tested and deployed an email server appliance targeting enterprises.

Participated in President Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI). Engaged in structural dynamics analysis to provide close support to rocket engine designers. On educational leave for 2 years and 9 months to pursuit a Ph.D at Stanford.

(During my Ph.D. years) managed the application and software development environment for Stanford University's UNIX workstation network located in the Sweet Hall. Designed and maintained a consistent user environment across four different platforms, DEC, IBM, NexT, and SUN. Performed numerous software builds, ports, bug fixes, and coded automation subsystems. Supported 40K+ users together with two other system programmers.The first member of Stanford Unversity's storied "Sweet Hallers" - a group of 10 top student developers who helped Stanford maintain the University's campus-wide computing facility and network during the period 1990 - 1994. All Sweet Hallers went on either to start significant startups or to become early and key employees of famous companies such as Google, Yahoo!, and Sumitomo.Authored the X386 Timing Guide, which is distributed with the MIT X11R5 X Window release, and was part of all free UNIX/Linux OS distributions. It's also a precursor to many today's popular HOWTO docs in the free/open source movement.

Worked in the team that designed one of the most significant and innovative military airplanes in the late 20th century, the V22 Osprey tilt-roter joined-force transport. Carried out extensive design analysis for the rotor drive shaft inter-connect gearbox.