Stacy David Thurston Email & Phone Number

Tracy, CA, US

San Francisco, California, US

I support customers to implement their projects using Twilio's communication products: programmable voice, SMS, WhatsApp, chat, and video.

I maintain the content and website for Tiger Farm Press. The materials are from my time working in Netscape, AOL, Sun Microsystems, Oracle, Bell Canada's internet division, and Peer Sites (a startup I co-founded). While working, I always write extra content which I post for free download.

Austin, Texas, US

I taught in classrooms up to 15 students and presented to audiences up to 600. At Oracle World JavaONE, I presented how to an overflow crowd: How deploy Java applications into the Amazon Web Services (AWS) environment.I was on the team to write the Java 7 Certification questions for Oracle. I am Java certified.I'm a seasoned business traveler to places.

Palo Alto, CA, US

Curriculum strategy and high level course design based on customer needs after gathering requirements. Work with content developers and train instructors to teach. I was a Master Instructor. I was an instructor at large events such as JavaONE and Sun Tech Days across the US and Asia.Special project: Designed and developed a Java EE web site developer.

I formed the team. I managed the product roadmap. I presented our product to venture capitalists. I also presented to the Department of Defense (DoD) at their Venture Catalyst Initiative Workshop. Using our product I demonstrated how to open a hole through the DoD firewall for outsiders to manage computers inside their network. After seeing the demo, one.

I achieved my life goal to write a book. The book's forward is by Scott McNealy, which I was the ghost writer. Topics: configuring and testing a web server, directory server, and application server.

Product manager of the EDI business to business product called the Sun ONE Integration Server. I designed a business document front end based on email messaging front ends. The lawyers started the process to patent the design, however, I changed positions and did not followup with the patent.

Dulles, Virginia, US

I started as an enterprise customer phone support person. An requirement came up in Hong Kong to teach people how to use the product I was supporting. I jumped at the opportunity which allowed me to switched to the job of course developer and instructor.

Montreal, Quebec, CA

I was the technical person that introduced Canada's top finance companies to the internet. Within the Bell Canada offices, I demonstrated how internet web pages worked. I also supported the network support person to get people onto the internet for the first time in their life. I also programed routers, registered domain names, participated in product.

Vevey, CH

Worked with Mike Flynn to receive and send EDI business document messages over private networks. My part was to extract database data, format, and put it in a send queue. And, process received document data into the order processing flow. When writing database report programs I came up with a logic sort algorithm rather than using other a traditional sort.

Winnipeg, MB, CA

Faculty and students would come to work in room of 60 terminals connected to the mainframe computer. Any could, and many did, ask me programming questions in any of the computer's languages or software applications. I got good at helping them work through their questions to find solutions whether I knew the language or software they were using. A bonus was.

Winnipeg, MB, CA

Each 2 weeks children ages 11 to 15 would attend Mini U. They would take a set of courses in the university buildings. For 2 summers 87 and 88, I taught the computer course. I created and delivered course material. My new additions to the previous material was labs in the new personal computer rooms where the boys and girls got their first introduction to.

I was contracted out by a company for which I worked full time. A highlight was writing a graphics program to map Saskatchewan's telecommunications equipment and routes. One program in 8086 assembler to allow a person to draw the maps using ASCII characters, and another to display the maps. The maps were managed by a database on the personal computer. The.