Responsible for research and project mgmt dealing with hyperbolic coils at QNetS, including project management of roughly 30 personnel, many post-docs. (Hyperbolic coils are needed for fifth generation of computing, utilizing quantum based computing designs; supervision of staff with post-doc knowledge of quantum physics and Turing computability issues. 90% of work performed via SKYPE and via telecommunications) Position requires 1.) knowledge of quantum mechanical physics and associated mathematics; 2.) knowledge of theory of digital computing (e.g., Turing theorems, Godel theorems); and 3.) Management skills including hiring of post-docs in digital engineering and quantum mechanics. (+44)1865-276-940 (Oxford) (Skype)

Documentation and highly detailed explanation of digital TV (broadcast and reception), data networking, Internet, Wi-Fi, and HDTV on our company Web site, in addition to explanation and rating of ISPs for our customers. Published articles in Wall Street Journal, New York Times, etc on TCP/Internet, ISPs, digital TV, analogue TV, and complex computer networking. Consultation on a variety of both home and business problems, including checks for and removal of malware. Hardening digital installations to a 99.9% protection anti-hacking level. Highly experienced in working with federal government agencies and IT departments as well as S&P 500 level organizations, smaller companies, and individual home computing configurations in removal of hacking vulnerabilities and existing malware, especially level-2 and level-3. Responsible for stability of several US government Web sites.

Systems Analyst; Sr. Systems Programmer; Sr. Systems Performance Specialist. Mainframe and peripheral capacity planning and anti-hacking precautions for mainframes and LANs. Periodic evaluation of hardware for susceptibility to external hacking.

Self-employment. Statistical, Database, and Data Retrieval Programming/Analysis for Pritzker School Of Medicine, Chicago (Dr. Douglas Shanklin); Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore (Dr. Catherine Neill); University of Virginia Dept of Pediatrics, Charlottesville (Dr. L. Jerome Krovetz); et al.

All data processing for a chain of over 100 mod clothing stores. Hiring and terminating data processing personnel in operations, programming, and systems design. Evaluations. Budgeting. Selection of primary processors and peripheral equipment.

Used digital and analogue computers (IBM 1401, 7094, 360; CDC 3300) to enhance, store, and retrieve pediatric cardiology data and solve higher order differential equations, and for research studies. Multi-channel recording of data on magnetic tape (analogue and digital) and on paper chart recorder during cardiac catheterizations on pediatric patients 0-21yo. Assisted with publications of research articles in peer reviewed journals, including Journal of the AHA.

Operated B&W and color TV cameras, operated audio and video switchers for live and taped recorded programming, performed studio lighting for B&W and color broadcasts, operated 316,000 watt TV transmitter, etc. (Position required an FCC first-class radiotelephone license with ship radar endorsement.)

Performed tests on volunteer subjects (EKGs with step-test, X-rays of hand bones and soft torso tissues, drew patient's bloods, took blood pressures during supine exercise every 30 seconds, performed nerve conduction studies, determined body volumes using Siri chamber etc.), error detection on longitudinal volunteers whom we saw every 18 months for a 2-1/2 days exam. Analyzed exhaled respiatory gases using Haldane method. Evaluated EKG tracings. Redesigned existing medical equipment (e.g., Siri Body Volume Chamber) to improve speed and accuracy. Designed new, shorter computational algorithms for the new 1965 designs of desk calculators.

Performed simulations related to nuclear weapon devices. (10 hour/wk opportunity available to junior and senior physics major students, Dept of Physics, U of Md, College Park. This US federal government employment required the "Green Q Clearance" for detailed work with nuclear weapons, past, present, and prototypical, including detailed internal designs.)

Operated and monitored FM transmitter for WBJC-FM both as asst engineer and chief engineer. (Summers, weekends, holidays; work required an FCC radiotelephone license, 2nd class and first class.)