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I earned a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, and then a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of California Santa Barbara. While attending UCSB, I began my software engineering career as a VMS Systems Programmer for General Research Corporation, holding a secret security clearance. There I became one of the divisions top programmers, updating device drivers, writing the EDX Editor which became very popular, and earning steady recognition for outstanding contributions.
In 1992 I joined Applied Magnetics Corporation. I spent eight years as a VMS Systems Programmer writing and maintaining their manufacturing execution software applications. In this position I wrote, maintained and upgraded a database program for tracking wafer defects that transformed and reduced defect tracking time from 5 minutes to 10 seconds. Soon after the company closed, I accepted a position as Software Developer and Chief Editor for Multi-Edit Software, Inc. I completed code development for their text and code editor, identified and fixed bugs, and produced extensive documentation. Most notably, I was the Chief Editor for Multi-Edit’s 2006 User’s Manual.
For the majority of the time since leaving Multi-Edit Software, Inc., I have been involved in cutting-edge, project-based work as a Software Engineer Consultant and Researcher. I have also converted numerous books to Kindle and EPUB format, and I am a prolific writer. My published independent research has earned 5-Star Ratings from Amazon.