Michael Graff Email & Phone Number

San Francisco Bay Area, CA, US

Milpitas, CA, US

Sunnyvale, California, US

Los Gatos, CA, US

Redwood City, CA, US

US

Various contributions, including initial implementation of /dev/random for NetBSD.

Newmarket, NH, US

BIND 9, dlv.isc.org, arborist.isc.org, and a million other things. Interface with product management, sales, marketing, customers, partners, the users of our 85% market share. Provided technical direction and customer-focused planning for improvements to a wide variety of software. Security expert for modern web development as well as low-level protocols.

Newmarket, NH, US

Managing all details to keep BIND 9 the great product it is. Interaction with sales, support, and directly with customers. Phone calls to presentations to speaking, I've been doing it all.I've been leading a stellar team of engineers through a major process change, from "traditional" software engineering and development to an Agile process known as Scrum..

Newmarket, NH, US

Managing all maters DLV related. Specifically making certain dlv.isc.org continues to work as expected, and public outreach to ensure we don't shock the world.

Managed IT for a yearly convention. Implemented an on-site and pre-registration system, including software for each workstation with local badge printing, card badge printing for staff and patrons. UI was web based using PHP, back-end was in Perl, and the database was PostgreSQL. Provided at-con technical support, mostly to the business side of the.

Redwood City, CA, US

BIND 9 design and implementation. Web-front end for a large-scale DNS secondary service, which was later bought. Distributed computing, distributed databases, high reliability and low latency updates. PostgreSQL, Perl, PHP, Apache, NetBSD, Solaris, and Nominum proprietary code bases.

Worked mainly on a transparent web cache, but also on BIND 4 and BIND 8.

Kerberos 5 development, with a bit of other things sprinkled in. Cygnus embedded operating system project.

Managed the supercomputer systems, including arranging purchases for new systems. Installed hardware in everything from a desktop SGI box to an nCube. Assisted in running the Kerberos installation in use by Ames Laboratory and Iowa State University,

Ames, Iowa, US

Systems-level development for a campus-wide Unix system deployment called Project Vincent. Had root on nearly every machine in one way or another. Managed our database (which used University Ingress) when it pertained to adding database entries for new services, moving users from one server to another, or other unusual changes.Assisted in an effort to move.