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Over twenty years of broad software design and development experience, particular experience with handwriting recognition, graphical user interfaces, and distributed information systems.
1993 to 1996 Papyrus Associates Sophia Antipolis, France; Co-founder and Technical Director
I co-founded a software company specializing in computer handwriting recognition. I was key in the design and development of the software and, as a director, active in all aspects of running the company. Papyrus Associates is now owned by fonix.
1977 to 1993 Digital Equipment Corporation Principal Software Engineer
(1977-78 Reading, England; 1978-79 Auckland, New Zealand; 1979-81 Reading, England; 1981-85 Nashua, New Hampshire, USA; 1985-93 Sophia Antipolis, France). Digital Equipment is now owned by Compaq.
As a senior and experienced software engineer I was responsible for the specification, design, development, and quality of world-market software products and their delivery in a timely manner. The skills I have acquired and utilised to achieve these goals are:
I was the designer and principal developer of the user interface for an innovative application for Microsoft Windows and OSF Motif which allows users to transparently access and visualise information from a wide variety of sources, while giving the illusion that the information resides in a single, consistent, distributed repository.
I was the technical lead and user interface designer and developer for an X-Windows calendar utility. The calendar was both released as part of DIGITAL's "DECwindows" product and integrated into DIGITAL's time and project management product, "DECplan".
I researched and prototyped solutions for the problem of mixed direction text editing for a Hebrew version of DIGITAL's word processing system, "WPSplus". The knowledge and prototypes were taken by the development group and used to produce the final product.
I was responsible for the running and publication of a network-based daily newspaper focusing on British and international news, US and world financial information, and computer industry and high technology reporting. I designed and developed software for the automation of the newspaper, including for its dissemination by both electronic mail and bulletin board, as well as running the day-to-day service. The daily readership was approximately thirteen thousand worldwide.
1973 to 1977 Time Sharing Ltd London, England; Systems Software Engineer
I started at TSL as an operator and quickly graduated to the software engineering department after simplifying and automating a lot of the operating procedures. I played a primary role in the technical integration of TSL's systems with those of a newly acquired system company in Michigan, allowing the companies to provide US/European wide communcations and time sharing services.
Projects: Large Scale Information Management Systems, VideoTeX, Windowing Applications, CASE, Internationalization,Word Processing, Office Systems, Networking Components,X.25, Transaction Processing Systems, Compilers, OSs, DBMSs, System Management.
Hardware: 80n86, VAX-11, DECstations, PDP-11, DECsystem-10, DECsystem-20, PDP-7, PDP-8, PDP-9
Operating Sys: MS-DOS, MS-Windows, VMS, Ultrix, OSF Motif, RSX-11/M/+, TOPS-10, TOPS-20, OS-8, TSL/OS-7/9
Languages: C, TPU, DCL, KOALA (ADA variant), TDL (TP lang), MACRO-11, MACRO-10, MACRO-20, FORTRAN-IV, PAL-8, TELCOM II, TELCOM III, and others.
Electronics, amateur radio, guitar, ice skating (figure), photography, fantasy role playing games (playing and running), hiking & camping, wildlife, cooking, brewing, eating, homesteading, self-sufficiency, travel, reading, gardening, personal investment, following the human endeavour.
"O" level English, Physics, Chemistry, Geography, Mathematics,
Technical Drawing
"A" level Pure Mathematics
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