Key Responsibilities:* Write AMX and Crestron code to control complex A/V systems worldwide.* Develop state-of-the-art GUI touch panels.* Develop AMX and Crestron modules to increase code reusability, efficiency, and standardization.

Key Responsibilities:* Write AMX and Crestron code to control complex A/V systems. We use a remote programming business model where all phases of the programming process is done off-site. All that is required to load, test, and debug the code onsite is an internet connection and a computer running remote control software that is connected to both the internet and the A/V network.* I have developed a model and the algorithms to control rooms that need to be combined/divided that is scalable and robust.* One of my strengths is in programming large master-to-master systems. I wrote the code that won the 2011 AMX program of the year award. It consisted of twenty-three (23) rooms all connected master-to-master sharing audio and video locally and also a CODEC farm for off-site calls.

Key Responsibilities:* Developed curriculum for advanced training classes in Europe, Asia, Australia, Canada, and Mexico.* Taught dealers advanced programming techniques in the AMX Axcess and NetLinx programming languages worldwide.* Wrote advanced control code for complex A/V systems using the AMX Axcess and NetLinx programming languages.* AMX ACE and CTS-I certified* I wrote the program that grades other programmers ACE certification exam.* I developed the AMX Level 3 curriculum and was one of two instructors able to teach it.* Helped develop and taught the Caf� Duet classes for the new AMX Device Discovery protocol using the JAVA programming language.

Key Responsibilities:* Engineering, project management, and consulting for the acquisition, encoding, and streaming of audio and video conferencing over the AKAMAI/Internet network.* Responsible for designing and managing the implementation of audio and video conferencing streaming systems in �dark� data centers where the entire process could be automated and remotely managed.

All the above positions involved consulting, project management, audio/visual, multi-media, LAN and WAN computer networks, and telecommunications systems engineering, and control system programming. Details of each position can be provided on request. The projects were as diversified as corporate boardrooms, training centers, world-wide videoconferencing networks, distance learning systems, network operation centers, and conference rooms. Customers ranged from government agencies like the ONDCP (Office of National Drug Control Policy