Tim is an information technology professional who has worked in video systems integration for his entire career. He has been working with computers since soldering his first 256 byte RAM chip in 1974 in Nick DeWolf's basement as part of the Aspen Computer Society. He started programming computers on the PDP8 at College of the Redwoods in Fort Bragg, CA in 1980 or so, while attending high school at Mendo High, working on a Computer Skills certificate at Mendocino County ROP, and working at KMFB cleaning broadcast cart machines. Tim has since held positions in television and film post-production engineering management, and audio-visual systems engineering, design and project management. Through incredible feats of balance and amazing strokes of luck, Tim ended up with a resume that has to be narrated with flamboyant gestures to be fully appreciated.Specialties: Tim continues to exhibit his penchant for headstrong brilliance and out-of-the-box thinking that results in win-win outcomes for everyone who is wise enough to throw in their lots with him.