Jun. 2001 to present
Adapticom Inc.,
P.O. Box 91461 Raleigh, NC 27675-1461 919-870-0608
Design and integration of HTML based documentation and archival system to securely store and display Net2Phone intellectual
property for use by design team members in Spain, France, Taiwan, and the US. Maintained both secure and public sections of
site. Graphical design of advertising layouts using Adobe Photodeluxe and Photoshop
(currently published in Jan. 2003 issue of "North Carolina Symphony Magazine"). HTML creation and editing done primarily
with raw HTML source, but also comfortable with WYSIWYG tools.
Design and implementation of Adapticom server farm, including firewalls, DMZ, and other security techniques.
Initial electrical design,
raw PCB layout, fabrication and
prototype builds.
Nov. 1999 to Jan. 2001
Net2Phone Inc.,
Hackensack, NJ
Consulting Engineer;
provided HTML documentation for explanation of telephony standards and protocols, along with general industry references.
Duties included investigation of IP telephony possibilities over cable and telephone systems,
attendance at trade shows and evaluation of telephony products, and
interfacing with Net2Phone business partners.
Nov. 1997 to Nov. 1998
Adapticom, Inc., Raleigh, NC
Web Page Design; duties included: Creation of mirror pages for various national and local customers with the goal
of improved search engine ranking. Utilized "Web Position Gold" along with custom proprietary software to measure ranking
performance and create HTML reports.
Feb. 1995 to Jan. 2000
IBM Corp., Dept. 2S9, Server Performance Analysis,
Research Triangle Park, NC.
Contract Engineer; duties included: project management and documentation of RTS (Realtime Trace System). Implemented
HTML documentation system on the IBM intranet, including document conversions, graphics design.
Also completed
Sub-system, module, and gate level design
of realtime
high speed (166 MHz)
digital systems utilizing Actel and Xilinx
Field Programmable Gate Arrays
,
Verilog, Vhdl, Synopsys, ModelSim, Synplicity, and Viewlogic schematic capture.
System level design of realtime high speed digital systems
capable of collecting data at 1600 mbytes/second.
