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California, United States

Cupertino, California, US

Cupertino, California, US

San Francisco, CA, US

SFMIX is the only non-profit cooperative Internet Exchange based in the San Francisco Bay Area. The fabric covers all major non-incumbent data centers buildings within the region.John Markoff for the NY Times covered it in the following article...http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/02/science/02topo.html#KeepTrafficLocal

Two P is a specialized consultancy in the fine arts of IP Networks, RF engineering, "DevOps", and all things Infrastructure. Two P has provided technical guidance on remote video surveillance, fiber-to-the-home deployments, AWS cloud architecture, rural broadband, and a variety of other engagements.

Falls Church, VA, US

This is a continuation of the project we started with California Academy of Sciences. Primary responsibility of this project switched to USF&W. I continue to support, buildout, upgrade, etc. the network connection to a remote island 50Km off the coast of San Francisco.

StreamQ is a managed service provider specializing in streaming multimedia and hosting for the broadcast industry.

San Francisco, CA, US

Consultant for the Community Broadband Network (CBN) project of the City and County of San Francisco. Designing and deployment of the fiber optic network that supplies multi-gigabit broadband to the Housing Developments in the city. This network also supports other special community projects for the City.Work includes, coming up with the network.

Also known as SFSI. Providing technical consulting, support and infrastructure for this non-profit.

Owner of the company. Responsibilities range from broadcast and microwave engineering, to program distribution, to computer wired and wireless network design. Work also included software programming and design.

New York, NY, US

New York, NY, US

Designed everything from communications towers to networks primarily for government agencies

Mill Valley, CA, US

Deploying VoIP and network infrastructure based on cisco and Asterisk platforms.

San Francisco, CA, US

Lead the team that designed and deployed the original 40Mb/s link to the Farallon Islands to support streaming webcams, phone and data service to the islands.This project is now managed by US Fish and Wildlife. See that entry.

Austin, TX, US

Advisor to TelX's effort of deploying IP Exchanges in thier facilities

San Francisco, CA, US

Consulted with the architecture and deployment of Topsy's network until they could bring a full time person in-house.

San Francisco, CA, US

I was an investor and the VP of Engineering that covered everything from network and systems engineering to moving the garbage cans every Thursday to the back alley.When I started out with UL, there were 3 other employees and two small "class c" colo spaces. When I left we had three class a colos and tripled our colo space, bandwidth and revenue. I left UL.

Chicago, Illinois, US

The RVB identifies and assesses emerging trends and disruptors that may influence future technology and communications environments. In this role I research and shared expertise to the board. I submitted paper on different subjects and trends for the years I was on the board.

San Francisco, CA, US

Previously known as Disapperaring Inc.

I was a co-founder and one of the architects of the back end systems for Brightmail. I was also the manager of operations which include systems and the BLOC (then Bright Light Operations Center) that had human review of spam coming and and developed filter rules in real-time. I am also co-inventor on two patents for the basic Brightmail process (6,654,787.

San Francisco, California, US

Alexa and Internet Archive were joined at the hip. I provided the original network architecture design and build out and supported the web crawlers and back end storage.

San Francisco, California, US

Alexa and Internet Archive were joined at the hip. I provided the original network architecture design and build out and supported the web crawlers and back end storage

Was one of first commercial ISPs in the world. It was the first ISP in San Francisco. Also, the first ISP that allowed "resell" so customers could be providers. Customers like CNet, Wired, SF Public Library, etc. TLGnet was Sprint Internet's first customer!

Brown Broadcasting held a number of stations up and down the west coast. I was in charge of engineering for the San Francisco properties, KKSF, KDFC-AM/FM. During that period, I designed and built out two major studio moves for the stations. I also started the first commercial radio station web site (kksf.tbo.com aka kksf.com). I was also consulting other.

Sacramento, California, US

Consulted and help develop the architecture of the first "leginfo" site for the State of California.Alas, you can still see the orginal site at: http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/ I guess that speaks of the durability of what we did or how slow things progress in government.

I hired contractors and designed the technical aspects of the NYE broadcasts. This included design and build out of the production, control and studios built into the Oakland Coliseum. I also designed and constructed the paths for distribution to the NPR and commercial satellite distribution systems.

Philadelphia, PA, US

Built out the studios at the Willow Shopping Center. Maintained and upgraded AM and FM transmitter facilities and studios

US

Tested and debugged the first generation (read: Analog) NPR satellite modulators and demodulators. Designed and built circuits to test things like Carrier to Noise (C/N), etc..

Electrical Engineering

Electrical And Electronics Engineering