Joe Elliott Email & Phone Number

California, United States

San Francisco Bay Area

www.seajei.comArchitect, founder and IOT business development director on the Seajei media accelerator library and associated product suite.

Inetd.Com is a pioneering company in the network Content Inspection and Analysis space with its award winning NetContExt product line and customers in the Fortune 500, Tier 1 universities and government agencies. Inetd.Com merged with Oakley Networks in May 2006. The Inetd.Com NetContExt product then became the Oakley Networks CoreView product to complement its successful host-based SureView product.Oakley networks was aquired by Fortune 500 Defence contractor Raytheon in 2007.

Santa Clara, California, United States

Design and implement the network architecture for one of the first generation IOT devices. An audio/video streaming remote pet feeding device.

Silicon Valley, Ca

FusionIO was the first flash storage company to achieve 1 million IOs per second, their products powering the data centers of Facebook and Apple. Acquired by San Disk in 2014Hired as a consultant Solutions Architect to develop the ioVDI range of products following the acquisition of the VMware data accerleration software startup ioTurbine. Reported directly to the CEO. Steve Wozniak acted as Chief Scientist.Designed and built dense virtualized server and desktop VDI/Server systems accelerated with flash storage. Built and demoed 1000 Windows 7 desktops running on a half rack of SuperMicro servers at VMWorld, leading to acquisition by SanDisk.Design and deployment of reference VDI solutions for Fortune 500 customers.Enterprise scale VDI benchmarks using View Planner and LoginVSIioVDI / ioTurbine acceleration technologies.VMware Horizon View 5VMware ESXi PERL API automationVMware vCenterNetApp Ontap Edge VSA with RCUCitrix XenDesktopThin clients

Research and develop future technologies in the network security spaceRaytheon completed aquisition of Oakley Networks October 2007. Included 3 year tenure to continue development of the technology.

Chief architect for the CoreView network security product. Based in Silicon Valley CA. Oakley Networks was founded in 2001 and is a privately-held company backed by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Fidelity, and DAG Ventures. Board members include KP veteran Ted Schlein and Symantec founder Gordon EubanksOakley Networks was acquired by Raytheon September 2007.

Supplied professional services and network analysis products through Inetd.Com. Deployed and integrated a suite of NetContExt servers that produced comprehensive details about the movement of intellectual property, employee activity and bandwidth allocation, resulting in a significant change in policy and network behavior.

Deployed Inetd.Com NetContExt data analysis products at all NASA centers (20+) and peering points as part of a perimeter security initiative.

Used Inetd.Com NetContExt servers to analyze network backbone traffic and wide area connections to its 500+ stores nationwide. Created a comprehensive report detailing solutions to the security and IS departments.

Licensed components of the Inetd.Com stream reassembly technology to the newly incorporated startup. Acquired by McAfee in 2008.

Licensed components of the Inetd.Com stream reassembly technology after an introduction at Linux World in San Francisco, September 2003 where Inetd.Com held a vendor booth to promote its new products.

Provided engineering services and applications for a new SAN technology through Inetd.Com

Integrated custom Inetd.Com NetContExt servers to an existing Cisco NetFlow framework to provide detailed traffic information on the usage of the Campus Internet backbone. Involved support of many custom protocols and support of high data rates.

Deployed networking infrastructure services through Inetd.Com

Supplied IT services through Inetd.Com

Founder and CTO of a network security company based around the Xni family of products that monitored traffic using Unix workstations. Awarded 1999 "Outstanding product of the Year" by Performance computing magazine. 100% rating from InfoWorld magazine. Customers included:Applied Materials, Ross StoresUS Courts administration, AT&TBankOne, Bureau of Land ManagementCal Poly State University, Centropolis Effects, LLCCinesite, Inc., Department of DefenseFed Data Corp, Fidelity Investments General Dynamics, HQ First US Army, Hughes SystemsIndustrial Light + Magic, John Hopkins HospitalLockheed Martin, Los Angeles CountyLucent Technologies, Motorola AIEGNASA Ames Research Center, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center NASA Kennedy Space Flight Center, Naval Research LaboratoryPurdue University, RaytheonSilicon Graphics/sgi, Stanford UniversityUniversity Alabama, Sterling CommerceSun Microsystems, Synopsys, UUNet Technologies, Inc.

1994 - B15 Mountain View - Network engineer1994 - B9 Mountain View - Jim Clarks Interactive Orlando TV project - IDSResponsible for the field implementation of SGI's Interactive TV Trials aka the Orlando Full Service Network with TimeWarner. Developing, testing and on-site deployment and bring up activities carried out by a consortium of multiple vendors involved in the trials. This project spawned many future empires including TiVo, @Home, VMWare and Healtheon (WebMD). 1997 - B43 Mountain View - Network security

Cortaillod - Switzerland - Network managerDesigned and integrated the networks for the European headquarters of SGI in Cortaillod Switzerland. Managed the IT and administration of the European networks including the deployment of new office networks in other countries.

United Kingdom Limited company that developed and owned the rights to the Xni network security software. All IP was transferred to Fastlane Software systems Inc (A California LLC) in 1997.

Based at the ESRIN, Rome, Italy facility. Designed, built and deployed a satellite dish to disk GIS (Graphical Information System) for NOAA and ERS-1 sensors on Sun SPARC systems and early Silicon Graphics servers.

Generics software groupEmbedded C3 (Command Control Communications) systemsADA and C programming on Vax VMS systems and Sun SunOS Motorola servers. Early X10 window systems and Ethernet.

Post Grad, Applied Marketing

Bachelor'S Computer Science, Engineering / Programming, Hnd

C&G, Computer Programming