Project Lead for Advanced Simulation and Computing Software Quality Engineering for High Performance Computing Multi-Physics simulation codes. Project Co-Lead for ROSE compiler infrastructure and development of cyber security tools. Software Quality Engineering leadership for multiple DOE multi-lab projects. Part of team that received 2017 R&D 100 award for work on the multi laboratory carbon capture simulation initiative.

After purchase of Azor by Tescom, responsible for P&L of SQA service delivery in US western region. High level consulting with selected clients to improve SQA process, software management, and project management process.

Founded and ran successful eCommerce testing company that provided products and services to leading companies in the software related industries. Products included Ferret Automated Software Test System and CodePlan Estimation Tool. Services included Outsourced Software Testing, Software Inspection, Testing, Management Seminars and Workshops, Process Improvement and Management Consulting, Y2K Compliance Testing. Managed 36 employees..

Taught seminars internationally on Software Quality, Software Testing, Software Test Management, Software Project Management, and Software Inspection Process. United States, Canada, Mexico (MIT), Venezuela, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, England, Scotland, Holland, Israel, Switzerland, Germany, Australia, and San Diego State University.

Completed successful test and deployment of first Ada software for the U. S. Navy Mission Planning for the Tomahawk Cruise Missile Program. This software was heavily used during Desert Storm. Responsible for management of systems test, integration test, functional test, and acceptance test, SQA, CM, documentation of all company system/software products using C, Ada, Windows, Turbo Pascal, SGI, UNIX to DoD standards. Also responsible for general management and P&L of commercial product and services group. Invented and developed new software test automation tool (Ferret) which has been sold to major corporations in the US, Europe, and Japan. Conducted service business of independent testing for major commercial software companies such as Borland, Apple, and Microsoft. Managed 50 employees.

Responsible for functional management of numerous domestic and international airborne radar warning receiver software products (ALR-74, ALR-67, ALR-68). Management of 81 software engineers and support personnel. Responsible for analysis, design, code, unit test, integration, and testing of real-time embedded C and assembly language software hosted on VAX 780 or MP-3000 with an ATAC or MC 68020 microprocessor target. Matrix managed 80 technical employees.

Project management, marketing, and technical lead, real time C /assembler programming and test on numerous ESM and ELINT systems; system engineer and designer of destroyer-based and submarine-based integrated ESM/ECM system, including antennas receivers, processors, chaff I/F, fire control I/F, DECM I/F, software and MMI. System used multiple MC68000's. Designed ESM and Harpoon targeting system for P3-C. Designed ground-based ELINT/COMINT collection system. Designed PDP-11 based threat library generator and data base manager system on UK submarine QRC program during Falkland conflict . Responsible for winning $14 million dollars of new business.

Responsible for software program management of large telecommunications software contract (TTC-42). Provided consistent on-schedule/cost performance. Used top-down structured programming techniques for real-time distributed multi-processor based architecture. Target processors were Intel 8080 and Zilog Z80 with PDP-11/70 (UNIX) as development host. Program design language was PASCAL, target was 8080 structured macro assembler. Managed 75 software engineers (and three subcontractors) and had total schedule and budget responsibility for a $40 million program.

Development of radar warning and ESM systems for Navy LAMPS and P3 programs (ALR-66), Hellenic A.F., Morocco A.F., Fast Patrol Boat (SLR-21) and submarines (ULR-66, ULR-600), real-time assembly language programming on special purpose 24 bit EW processor (Pointer) hosted by Interdata 716, using FORTRAN IV Application programs. Managed ten software engineers. Program Manager for SLR-21 development program and sea trails at COSRIVDIV 1, San Diego.

Development of radar warning systems for U.S. Air Force, Israeli Air Force, Norwegian Air Force, including ALR-46, ALR-46A, ALR-67, ALR-69. Real-time assembly language programming for ROLM based systems with Data General Nova as host. Developed new binary search deinterleaver sorting algorithm (PRIDE) which resulted in an Air Force contract from WRALC. This PRIDE algorithm is still used today to protect tactical fighter aircraft from hostile fire. Managed four software engineers.

For the U.S. Navy LAMPS Program, designed, maintained, and operated L Band PCM telemetry flight test data acquisition system and real-time software using PDP-8 and IBM DOS, DEC assembler and FORTRAN IV. Digital design of avionics instrumentation using TTL.

Responsible for system maintenance and diagnostics of steady state data acquisition system used for jet engine testing (JT9D for Boeing 747). Used real-time assembler programming on Honeywell DDP-516, Xerox Sigma 5, and FORTRAN programming for Univac 1108, and IBM 360.