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Facet Digital is a multifaceted design and development agency that specializes in creating intuitive product experiences.

Missouri City, Texas, US

As the VP of Engineering at Validas, I lead the charge in shaping our team, process, and technology to deliver on our vision of reducing Wireless Waste™ for large enterprises, SMBs, and everyday consumers.We were a distributed, work-from-home team of senior software engineers with a passion for making a difference in the world through technology. Our.

As CTO of Be Labs (formerly Balassanian Enterprises), I was in the unique position to lead a lean, pragmatic development team that combined best practices and tried-and-true methodologies with leading-edge technologies to bootstrap multiple consumer-facing technology startups in parallel. By employing Lean Startup principles, I was instrumental in the.

I co-founded Strings, Inc. with Edward Balassanian in 2007. As CTO, I oversaw a 10-man product development and Q/A team, managed a 10-man offshore engineering team, and ran data center operations. Being a small team, I was also a key individual contributor to the development of the core technology.Our technology stack at Strings ranged from distributed.

Digbee was a short-lived experiment in 2006. I spearheaded a small R&D team who, in under a year, developed an online, distributed, multimedia synchronization service. This was comprised of a cross-platform, cross-device architecture, a fuzzy logic content-matching system, leading-edge Web 2.0 user interfaces, and integration with a number of popular media.

As VP of Engineering at Implicit Networks, I was responsible for delivering the software for handheld media players and set-top boxes commissioned by Intel, AMD, Thomson Multimedia, and D-Link. These solutions implemented groundbreaking technology in the areas of multi-device synchronization, dynamic multimedia transcoding, and mobile user interfaces –.

I was the first engineer hired at BeComm, where I led the development of a next-generation operating system for digital devices. Over the years I grew into the roles of Senior Engineer, Chief Architect, and eventually Director of Engineering as the company grew.Always hands-on with the development of the core technology, I lead the skunkworks team to.

In 1994, I was responsible for the University of Washington Health Sciences Center’s first foray into the emerging World Wide Web, beginning with building a tool for automatically converting legacy WAIS and Gopher data to HTML and publishing it on the web.I went on to pioneer early techniques for building database-based websites and interactive.