- Research Vectors: “Overcoming the von Neumann Bottleneck: A Response to the Death of Moore’s Law” (CSE) and “A Quantitative Evaluation of Race, Ethnicity, and Gender: Impact on Technology, AI, and Media” (AES).- Executive Director of the Institute for Computational History- Taught “Introduction to Computer Programming” and “Software Engineering.”

• Defined strategy, market opportunities, and product requirements for Jakobia, a software platform for building domain specific hardware (e.g., for Generative Artificial Intelligence).• Funded company with NSF grant #2013802 ($250K): “Leading a Hardware Revolution through Open Source Software (and RISC-V),” where I was the Principal Investigator.•Conducted extensive market research (interviewing over 100+ customers) to analyze trends, identify unmet needs, and capitalize on emerging windows of opportunity

• Defined and built “TrendRank Analytics,” a product to analyze media trends on the web, resulting in closing 30% more deals with 25% lift in ASP.• Recruited and led a data science/data engineering team for a large consumer website (1 billion page views/month and 100 million monthly active users).

• Defined new product vision, roadmap, and deliverables for large scale content discovery, production, and distribution based on artificial intelligence and social engineering.

• Co-founded and built a non-profit/for-profit joint venture to help nonprofits raise millions of dollars. For-profit entity achieved profitability in 2012.• Wrote the initial code (Python, Django, Postgres, AWS) to secure funding for the company.• Scanned, OCR'd, and Published Form 990s for all nonprofits in the United States, to provide donors with financial on information on nonprofits to make informed decisions.

• Created the idea and led strategy for the largest small business network on the Internet (15MM businesses, 10MM MAUs, 50MM pageviews/month).• Raised $10MM in venture capital, led company to profitability, and sold company for $60MM.• Sold company for $60MM in July 2011.

• Managed 4 product lines over 20 enterprise releases from Alpha to End of Life/Maintenance. • Director/Senior Manager (1996-1999).• Chief architect and first engineer (1994-1999).• Took company from startup to $26 billion market cap and $500MM annual revenue.• Received patent #5710887, “Computer System and Method for Electronic Commerce.”