Digital Telepresence creates media and online publishing solutions for people who find it challenging to keep their message online and their connection to their audience because they keep getting banned from "Big Tech" solutions.

Put the platform back online after they were de-platformed, then entirely re-architected the platform including the business and production/customer-facing infrastructure. Developed Gab TV, the Dissenter Commenting Engine, Gab Chat (E2E encrypted, browser-based), Gab Trends, and more.

Helping non-profits, small businesses, politicians, news outlets and private individuals discover the benefits of technology, the Web, data systems and social media on my own platform and solving challenging integration problems with other platforms.

Contracted with ADP through Pinnacle to help rethink their consumer products and services. Implemented the Benefits Cost Estimator and a host of AngularJS services, directives and unit tests. Traveled to New York to conduct a two-day workshop on unit and end-to-end testing in Karma with Jasmine.

Worked as a contractor on assignment through eTouch Systems, Inc., on the AppMaker team. Providing current capability analysis, application completeness analysis, feedback and suggestions to the core AppMaker team. Also using AppMaker itself to build applications used internally within Google to streamline certain business procedures and practices. Using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, jQuery UI and a proprietary client-side widget and data-binding API (in JavaScript) to build full-stack applications with AppMaker as a rapid application development and prototyping framework and application hosting solution built atop AppEngine.

Designed and built the HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript client and C++ Win32 compiled desktop agent as well as back-end Java-based Web services for AppBlast, an application remoting technology. Today, AppBlast requires nothing but an HTML5-compliant browser client to connect to a Windows host, run applications on it and interact with them using only a RESTful API (no Flash or WebSockets).

Responsible for architecting, implementing and integrating a very comprehensive online gaming platform and game engine features for Darkspore, a prominent AAA title from Maxis in the Spore franchise including micro-transactions, lobby, matchmaking, scoring, and a host of content services to support the game’s needs. HTML/CSS/JavaScript used to build and deliver game’s entire in-game menuing system by integrating the Chromium browser and v8 JavaScript engine.Also architected and delivered the game’s dedicated server in PHP and C++, enabling the game team as well as the online team to contribute toward the development of the game’s logic and server-side simulation. Analyzed and recommended many technologies for use, then performed the work necessary to integrate them into an effective solution that successfully met the game's requirements.

Lead programmer on the Pulse!! project being developed by BreakAway Games for Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. Designed and developed a new suite of content creation and management tools as well as the bespoke engine that brought the Pulse!! learning platform to its next level of maturity. This included the Pulse!! Framework, a .NET foundation written in managed C++ upon which a suite of Windows Forms C# applications were built, and an implementation of a smoothed particle hydrodynamics simulation with an optimized dynamic isosurface generator written in C++ and parallelized with OpenMP.Lead the programming team in the creation of a battlefield training exercise simulator developed for the United States Army. Also supported the National Simulation Center in the development of a specialized crycothyrotomy training simulation as the first external developer to use the Pulse!! engine and the newly developed Pulse!! IDE.

Designed, developed, deployed and supported SportsConnect, an online gaming platform used by several AAA PlayStation 2, 3, and PSP console titles including MLB and also NBA, Pain, and others. SportsConnect delivered high-performance C++ Unix servers, Oracle/PHP/Apache Web services, and a cross-platform client SDK that runs on Win32, Linux, PS2, PSP and PS3. Designed and implemented all online views and menus as well as in-game multiplayer logic for MLB 06 and 07 (and most of 08) on PS2, PSP and PS3.Built game admin tools used by SCEA Online Support, enabling them to function independently. This helped drive the successful growth of the MLB online gaming community by over 5,000% (not a typo).

Contributed to the design, implementation, testing, release and production support of numerous first-party AAA online titles. Designed and implemented protocol and bandwidth analyzers used in diagnosing and resolving complex online gaming SDK integration problems for a variety of titles in a variety of genres; Engineered new technologies (wrapper SDKs, GUI integration tools, etc.) to ease the integration of a complicated online gaming SDK into diverse online gaming code bases. These tools shortened initial integration times from months down to weeks.Consulted with several titles, refining proposed feature sets into feasible solutions given the technologies at our disposal, delivering some of the most compelling online gaming experiences possible on PlayStation gaming systems. Assisted in the completion of online features for Gran Turismo and built their Rally server; also collaborated on the development of PSP hotspot authentication and Web browsing features.

Originally hired by Netiverse, Inc., joined Cisco Systems by way of acquisition. Created the Distributed Automated Regression and Negative Test (DARANT) software suite, a TCL-scripted farm of proprietary servers capable of emulating cities' worth of network traffic for the purpose of testing Cisco's highest-capacity network switches, routers and load balancers. It was used primarily for the testing the Content Switching Module (CSM), a Layer 7 content aware switch developed as a module for the Catalyst 6000 product line.

Supported the development of several AAA console and PC titles and their bespoke game engines as Lead Programmer, Test Drive: Cycles (Windows); programmer Slave Zero (Win32) and Test Drive Off-Road 3 (PS and Win32).Created the FRAMEWERK SDK, a cross-platform scripted user interface library way before it was popular to have cross-platform, scripted user interfaces.Participated in DirectSound design sessions in Redmond, WA. Created a compressed streaming audio library to solve CD-ROM disc space issues for Slave Zero.

Designed and implemented ManaLink, the online play solution for Magic: The Gathering. This involved putting Magic: The Gathering into a competitive arena where thousands of players could play duel after duel for online score, rank and bragging rights on the Total Entertainment Network (TEN).Magic: The Gathering had more concurrent online players on the Total Entertainment Network than Quake, and was the only game that did that.