Backend Engineer building tools to monitor, test and manage a large scale robotic grocery fulfillment system.

Working on the systems that categorize and describe the Spotify music catalog. This includes the flow from the definition of the musical lexicon, through the data processing and execution of ML models, to packaging and serving the results to internal consumers. Java micro-services, Scala/Scio pipelines, Neo4J, GWS.

Joined Nuance when they acquired Voice Signal. Initially I worked server side and was a major player in the development of the Nuance Mobile Application Server (NMAS) that powers all of Nuance's connected speech services. Large areas I was responsible for included the application sandbox, application life-cycle management and protocols design. For a few years I switched to working client side and have contributed architectural direction, framework components and feature work to a variety of Nuance mobile products for both iPhone and Andriod platforms. Products include: Dragon Dictation, Dragon Go!, Dragon Mobile Assistant.At the beginning of 2014 I switched back to working server side where I worked with I worked with Apache Storm to build a Yelp based Point of Interest notification system to enhance Dragon Mobile Assistants. It's capabilities featured a NLU feedback loop to tune recommendations.Most recently I've joined a new team bootstrapping a data-center monitoring initiative within Nuance based on Dockerized versions of open source tools like Grafana, Kibana and Sensu as well as proprietary monitoring tools. In addition to being a developer, I act as Scrum Master for this team.

Server side architect for VoiceSignal's voice controlled, mobile phone embedded, search product called VSearch.

I was responsible for integrating Avalere's information tracking technology into the email domain.

I was responsible for UI design and architecture as well as being the principal UI developer.

(Joined IBM when they absorbed Iris Associates) Worked on IBM Workplace version's 1 through 2.5. Primarily working on the mail protocol servers.

Initially I worked on the Domino Designer team adding Java and Javascript support to the IDE in Notes version 4.6 and 5.0. For Notes 6.0 I transfered to the web server team and worked to extend Domino web development model to include Java technologies.

At Alpha I was chief UI architect for their DOS, OS2 and the early Windows versions of their pioneering consumer database products.