Teaching 5 courses:CSC-317 - Web DevelopmentCSC-415 - Operating Systems (all 4 sections)CSC-615 - Unix/Linux and Embedded Linux ProgrammingSometimes also teach other courses such asCSC-256 - Machine Structures

Teaching a 6 month Cyber Security Bootcamp. Completed 6 cohorts.

Prevented the exfiltration of Intellectual Property by improving technology resources, process, procedures and education. Architected and managed consumer account security and conducted investigations into lost and stolen accounts.• United and directed cohesive multi-departmental groups to improve consumer and cyber security posture throughout EA.• Wrote standards for Consumer Gaming Assets, UAM, IP Classification, IP Handling, among others.• Prevented the leak of key Marketing materials for the first time in over 10 years by establishing best handling procedures for Marketing Assets and educating the Marketing team.• Managed consumer account loss and Intellectual Property leak investigations.• Led the Intellectual Property Program.

Oversaw QA for multiple studios and products on multiple platforms including PC’s, Macintosh, Nintendo, XBOX, and Playstation.• Improved product quality, reputation and substantially reduced support costs and day one failures by creating, hiring and managing the World Wide Quality Assurance Online Services group.• Approved end-to-end testing and security of systems and products.• Successfully shipped Dead Space, Godfather II, Spore, Littlest Pet Shop, Sonic Chronicles and many others managing 400 plus QA personnel.

Taught computer courses including Fundamentals of Computer Science (C and C++) and Operating System Principles involving concurrent processes, basic synchronization techniques, deadlock, memory management, file systems, security, networks, and distributed processing.• Prepared material for and passed Western Association of Schools and Colleges accreditation.• Conducted research in mobile, network, and cloud security.

Managed all business aspects for UserLand including sales, marketing, business development, A/R and A/P, legal, taxes, payroll, and customer support as well as design and maintenance of an e-commerce system, merchant accounts, server maintenance, relationships with ISPs and co-location facility.• Created revolutionary subscription model starting sales of Frontier in 21 days with no working capital.• Developed VAR relationships and strategic alliances.

Oversaw all aspects of product development and production including budgeting; art, QA and programming personal; purchasing; and packaging.• Shipped 38 consumer products in 36 months managing a staff of 40 people.• Established QA as part of product design to allow better white box testing and more cooperative environment between QA and engineering.

Founded the Bedrock Cross-Platform Development Project. Bedrock was a project to aid developers in writing applications, and in porting those applications to other platforms and other countries. Bedrock differs from other similar products like CommonView and XVT in that Bedrock concentrates on system level functionality, and primary GUI interface components. This allows the application programmer to concentrate on their application and not the common code for all applications. Another major feature of Bedrock is its International support which handles a majority of the international concerns for applications, including character set mapping and translations, handling of single, double and multiple byte character sets, date, time, currency, and number formatting and validation. I was responsible for starting Bedrock and all it's initial architecture, including all of it's international support, and the implementation of 30% of the current code base.While Manager of PC Development for the Living Videotext Group of Symantec I managed the initial work, which evolved into Bedrock. This project explored the task of taking MORE, an outline, word processor and presentation system, and porting it to Windows and OS/2. Managed both programmers and QA personal. Established procedures for the mastering of products to ensure quality product. Established QA as part of product design to allow better white box testing and more cooperative environment between QA and engineering.Developed Ready! the first resident application to reside in expanded memory. Responsible for the DOS Virtual Memory Management for Q&A 4.0. Designed and implemented the text engine in MORE and MORE II. Designed and implemented the products Ready! and ThinkTank. Designed and implemented the world's first OS/2 product. (ThinkTank 2.41 OS/2 on 12/4/87).

I was a member of the Basis development team designing an integrated WP/Spreadsheet package. Performed exhaustive external and internal documentation detailing the complete user interface and the complete programming "guidelines" which included all common data structures and procedures.

Responsible for the printing module of the SuperWriter program. Implemented the first WP use of italics downloaded into an Okidata printer. Supported over 50 printers in the product and through testing. Implemented and designed some of the new printing capacity for SuperCalc 3 Release 2. Performed conversion of code from 8080 and Z80 CP/M based machines to version 1.x of DOS for the early PC's. Also initial development to support the PCjr and the TI Professional.

Enhanced and maintained the EZ-1 word processor. Later responsible for the development of new word processing equipment and software valued over 300M. Was responsible for special projects and advanced research including DISOSS, DIA, DCA, and SNA protocols for data transmission and compatibility. Languages chiefly used are MPL, C, and assembler (processor listed below). Equipment includes the following processors and their assembly languages: 8080, Z80, Z80A, Z80B, Z800. Z8000, 8088. 8087, 8086, 186, 286, 432. As well as the support hardware such as Z80PIO, etc.

In charge of, and established training programs for, training new personnel in IBM 370/Assembler and other operations. Conducted training sessions for the entire EDP staff in Direct Screen I/O and /Dumps. Acted as in-house consultant for when complex problems arose (mainly in PL/1). Established and maintained a documentation library, as well as establishing documentation standards. Designed and wrote a production system in conjunction with one other for a Federal Moped project. Interfaced with the systems group ion system services and CICS interaction.

Consulted mainly in the field of computing for the handicapped. Clients included: Indiana University, State of New York, and Columbia University. Work involved the equipment requirements for the handicapped and modification of terminal micro-code to accommodate the special equipment such as a votrax board.

Responsible for the design and implementation of LACS (The Library Automation Computing System). Designed a database routine for serials and acquisitions using SPIRES (Stanford Public Information Retrieval System) and entry programs using IBM 370 Assembler.