Leon Atkinson Email & Phone Number

Martinez, California, United States

Internet strategy, engineering and implementation, including: consulting on social networking, developing design specifications and building applications on the LAMP stack. I manage several contractors and employees. Clorox is our largest client.

During 2000-2003, I worked independently for several companies, most notably NTT/Verio for whom I built ecommerce sites. I designed and implemented a solution for selling domains and shared hosting plans for the U.S. market that we later duplicated for the U.K. I also worked independently for Conversive Electrons and many different sites. At the end of.

I joined BTS to help them grow, and it worked. By November 2009, we'd doubled in size and moved into a new, more spacious office. We also grew in terms of service offering, adding operational performance management and device configuration control.

I was hired full time by Conversive Electrions dba Clear Ink as the Chief Technologist. About a year later, business was booming and I began building a team of technologists.

I wrote Core PHP Programming for the Prentice Hall PTR imprint. The first edition was published in May 1999. 2nd and 3rd editions were published in 2000 and 2003, respectively. I also wrote Core MySQL, published in 2001.In 1998, my work buddy connected me to an editor at Prentice Hall who was looking for new authors. I wrote a proposal for a book about.

Walnut Creek, California, United States

Clear Ink was an early digital marketing agency that spun out of a networking company because demand for Web sites kept growing. I was hired for my experience with relational databases, but I was also one of the few people on staff who could code in more than HTML, and I was doing lots of Perl hacking at first. When PHP became available, I was convinced it.

Berkeley, California, United States

I was the first non-founder employee working for Quantal in support of a unique tool that could assemble a portfolio of equities that behaved like an index. The system required a tremendous amount of data—closing prices for all equities in all world markets. I worked on managing that MS SQL database. I wrote custom applications to parse the data for.