As an architect, designer, and full-stack developer, Tom Neuendorffer has been making major contributions to businesses and academia for over thirty years. After his early work on Library systems and Client-server computing models at the University of Pittsburgh in the early eighties, he came to work with the Information Technology Center at Carnegie Melon, where he helped develop the Andrew user interface system. As a predecessor to the Internet, Andrew’s many firsts included multi-media e-mail supported by an embedded document architecture. Here he developed the pioneering GUI interface builder systems GLO and ADEW. He also managed the Andrew UI group, chaired two conferences, taught ATK tutorials, developed the first playable musical instrument ever to be sent via e-mail, and worked on real-time multimedia synchronization . After CMU, he was a founder of Galt Technologies, whose NETWorth site was one of the most popular personal finance sites from the early days of the Web. Serving as Chief Scientist, he was responsible for most of the site's applications, including what Money magazine called “The best fund screening engine on the web”. He saw Galt through its acquisition by Intuit in 1996. As Director of Prototype Development for Clairitech/Clairvoyance Corporation, Tom was responsible for developing new ways to view and search information and received two U.S. patents for this work. He has also consulted on CMU’s Eddy project where he developed a Java back-end that supports real-time monitoring of network events. Other work includes papers with Roger Dannenberg on Sound Synthesis from Real-Time Video and a Global Network Orchestra. Tom is retired from Carnegie Speech developing systems to teach and evaluate foreign language skills. Recent work includes Cloud-based Web and Tablet applications. He has also worked with a gaming company to bring English skills learning to a multi-player virtual world.Specialties: Developing timely and efficient web-based multi-media applications.Designing and implementing practical solutions to broadly defined problems.Creating software tools that support fast prototyping, application development, and improved workflow.Producing highly functional prototypes Developing both sides of client/server applications.Coding in C, C++,Actionscript,Delphi,Java, Javascript,JDBC,PHP and SQL.Experience with MySQL, XML, SOAP, Wowza, Android and the Amazon Cloud.