Responsible for design and development of software components for HotLink's virtualization management products. Development includes cross platform development in C++, primarily on the Linux platform. HotLink provides management and integration of multi-vendor virtualization technologies.

Responsible for design and implementation of a cross-platform command-line utility to Diomede's cloud storage service. The console application was written in C++ and made use of STL, gSoap, OpenSSL, and boost libraries. In addition to the SOAP interfaces, added REST and OAuth interfaces (both front-end and server) to the Diomede WCF services using C# and ASP.NET. The cloud storage service was a WCF web service solution.

Design and implementation of the Windows UI to Reveal's P2P file sharing solution. The application is written for the Windows platform using C++, WTL, and STL. As part of a very small startup, responsible for hiring and coordinating efforts of outside contractors which lead to a successful demonstration of our product at Demo 2007, Palm Springs. Reveal Technology was a developer of a software application that provided a peer-to-peer solution for sharing and access to documents.

Design and implementation of the Windows user interface and call manager interface to the core code for the Visivoice application. The Visivoice application allow for audio and video communication between PCs. The core code uses a SIP interface and thus allows for interaction with telephony services as well. Responsible for the user interface for a device to interact with set top boxes. This user interface is written in JavaScript and HTML. Vulcan Research, LLC is a developer of audio and video communication software for both the PC and set top boxes. Both the PC and set top box software utilize core software written in cross-platform C++ to run both on Windows and Linux.

Responsible for the architecture, design, and development of the application model (the MVC architecture) including a solution for a remote logging service, from architecture through development, to handle logging of system status and exceptions. ePatterns’ technology was founded on research developed at Stanford University on complex pattern matching. ePatterns’ mission was to provide a new category of software for real time, complex business process management.

As team Lead for ESP, designed and developed opsEnvironmental, an environmental software suite including both of client-server applications modules written for the Win32 platform and a Web based thin client. ESP (www.esp-net.com) is a privately held software development company servicing clients in the public utilities and manufacturing industries.