Yahoo!.
Starting July of 2003 I'm now working for
Yahoo. The company is
amazing! I work as a software developer in the platform infrastructure
build software to keep the systems happy and the developers productive.
I've only been here a short while, but it's clearly a great place
to be! In a humorous turn of events, Yahoo! acquired Inktomi, so I
am now working at the same company I left back in 2002.
Digital Impact.
Following my 9 month vacation, I joined
Digital Impact as a
toolsmith. After 3 years in management, it was a welcome change! DI
was a great opportunity to get my hands dirty again, and to pick up a number
of new skills! DI is an out source mail provider for compaines like
Gap, Victoria's Secret, and Priceline Travel, and I developed automation
and monitoring software to support the production operation.
Inktomi.
From August of 1998 to April of 2002, I've worked
Inktomi. The company was
fantastic. I was involved with pretty much every branch
of the company (even some which do not exist there any more; ).
Currently I am the Director of Technology Infrastructure (Network,
Security, and Architecture). It's a great gig. Check out my resume for more details.
Geoworks
In my previous job I worked for
Geoworks, the industry leader
in providing operating systems and application software for the
next generation of "Smart Phones". I was the Webmaster, and
Database Administrator there. The work was varied and interesting
and the people are brilliant, so I enjoyed it very much. Before I
was Webmaster, I worked in the Developer Relations Department,
which meant that I provided training and support to developers who
are developing applications for the GEOS operation system. This was
a great opportunity which allowed me to travel all over the world.
After spending the better part of a month doing on-site support for
NEC in Japan, I tought 1 week programming courses is France,
Germany, Hungary, and Finland. Too much time on the road after a
while, but a ton of fun.
LBL
When I was still in college, I worked part time at the
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory for
Engineering Division Technical Resources as a system administrator.
My web page is still
there.
SCE
During my summer and winter breaks in college I worked for
Southern California Edison at the
San Onofre Nuclear
Generating Station. I did computer work for the plant, and have
had the opportunity to actually look inside the reactor. It was a
great experience.