* Lead a stable, dedicated team of managers and BIOS engineers for Insyde Software in the kernel and chipset teams. We work with the large silicon vendors, technical organizations, and all of the companies in the PC eco-system. The teams are mainly in Taipei which is close to our customers and allows for close interactions to the PC world.* Personally provide business and light technical interfaces between Insyde and Intel, Microsoft* Work closely with the Executive, Sales, Marketing, and Project Management teams.* Provide a face to the Insyde kernel and chipset teams at industry events and customer meetings.Based in Portland with extensive travel to Taipei. Always looking for the right engineering talent to provide value to the team.

Worked my way up in Phoenix from an engineer position to a VP of Engineering position. As VP I was responsible for an international teams of BIOS programmers at Phoenix Technologies in developing CPU and chipset support code. The silicon teams work under tight schedule constraints based upon shifting silicon supplier performance. One of the main reasons that customers return to Phoenix is the constant stream of new silicon supported by my teams. I improved the on time results so that Phoenix is now delivering working code to customers in time for new silicon deliveries and great code to customers in time for their production schedules.

Directed a software group that explored future mobile computing technology. I was personally responsible for design and development of several concept demos.I previously lead the notebook computer software group. I was completely responsible for all software/firmware shipped with all of the early generations of Texas Instruments' notebook computers.I personally performed the majority of the BIOS development and some applications for all notebook computer models.I was one of four people that designed and developed the first notebook computer for TI. This was the first 8.5 x 11 notebook computer shipped by a US company.

My responsibilities were in device drivers, debug support for C programmers, and problem resolution.