Providing IT support to small businesses in the southern Puget Sound and Olympic Peninsula regions. Configure, troubleshoot, and repair customer computer and network systems including routers, switches, firewalls, security devices, and more.

Part-time faculty providing instruction and course development in the fields of Networking, Cybersecurity, Digital Forensics, Vulnerability Assessments and Penetration Testing. Experience includes online and classroom instruction. * Network Forensics – Detailed analysis of network data communication using TCP/IP protocols, deep packet analysis, covert network communication methodologies, malware analysis and the extensive use of various network packet capture and analysis tools.

Bill’s Detailing specializes in services for high end automobiles including Audi, BMW, Ferrari, Jaguar, Mercedes, and Porsche located on the Kitsap Peninsula. Services range from basic wash/wax w/interior cleaning to paint defect correction and application of advanced ceramic paint coating.

Successfully led the execution of the strategies to rebuild Intel's place in the whitebox server system marketplace by leveraging the partner community to drive revenue growth. Managed product launches, production promotions, and business operations across the North American distribution channel. Developed and launched a successful promotional vehicle entitled, "Bill the Server Guy", an online video series that became a key tool in delivering product messages to customers.

Managed product launches, production promotions, and business operations for the Intel Xeon Processor product line in the North American distribution channel. Secured funding to launch “Servers Rock", one of the largest promotional campaigns ever executed by the Intel Channel Team that engaged over 15,000 unique resellers with messaging on Intel’s latest product line.

Senior Commodity Manager (2007-2008)Managed vendor selection and vendor management for LCD components, camera modules, and batteries. Provided commodity support for design engineers; identified the best, most cost effective, materials to meet their needs. Saved Intel over $1M in production costs annually by effectively negotiating supplier contracts.Product Marketing Engineer (1997-2007)Managed the development of workstation and server boards and systems for Intel. Led the development of and launched Intel's first purpose built workstation motherboard. Effectively juggled customer requirements with Intel’s ability to design products to meet customer cost targets, which required constant negotiation with customers and the development team.

Manager, Desktop Products (1996-1997)Revived Zenith's desktop computer product line. Helped transition computer manufacturing from Zenith's own factory to Packard Bell. Developed the Zenith desktop computer and monitor product roadmap. Supervised the Product Managers who implemented the product roadmap. In an effort to reduce stock keeping units (SKU’s), discontinued nearly 3k active and inactive models. Launched two new desktop computer product lines and two new monitors.Systems Engineer (1988-1996)Led technical proposal efforts for government procurement ranging from $50M-500M. Managed hardware and software staff. Supervised development of technical volume for each proposal. Worked with sales, marketing, costing, training, and maintenance to develop bid solutions. Provided product information to factory and warehouse facilities to enable product delivery. Integrated ZDS computer systems with third party peripherals and software. Selected third party off-the-shelf peripherals and software based upon government requirements. Integrated and tested peripherals and software with ZDS CPU's.Diagnosed and corrected problems with 17k tape backup units sold to Department of Defense. Managed diagnostic facilities included 6 staff members, 12 computers, and 100 tape drives. Reduced the product failure rate by 75%.

Contractor to NASA Goddard Space Flight Center as well as NOAA. Supported the operation of scientific data collection platform during field experiments. Designed and implemented a data acquisition system for an ocean wave mapping radar flown aboard a P3 aircraft. System was based on an IBM XT, CAMAC sampling hardware, and a 9-track tape drive. Software was written in C and assembly language. Maintained and operated AMMR, SMMR, and ESMR microwave radiometers for various NASA field missions including one to the North Pole. These instruments collected data from onboard NASA ER-2 and P3 aircraft. Integrated hardware and software for a remote sensing microwave radar data acquisition system. Wrote software in FORTRAN and assembly languages for computer control of a soil moisture research radar. Analyzed requirements and recommended hardware for NOAA's Search and Rescue Satellite Mission Control Center (SARSAT/USMCC). Hardware included terminal equipment for Coast Guard Rescue Centers and remote user terminals for remote job entry to an IBM 4381.

Designed hardware for a dual-microprocessor-based, real-time data processor for data collection aboard a Boeing 727. Wrote and tested 50% of the operating software for this aircraft data processor in 6800 assembly language. Managed construction and testing of hardware package. Co-op job while attending Drexel University.