Developer of the ObjectMaker™ toolset, which generates Ada and C++ code from graphical design diagrams, which automates the transition from the design process to code development. Developer of the ObjectMaker and ProcessMaker graphical design editors, which use a rule-based paradigm to support multiple methodological views of design graphics using shared semantics in external repositories. Developer of tool’s internal repository, and interfaces to external repositories. The reverse engineering capabilities of the tool generate graphics diagrams from Ada and C++ source code. The ProcessMaker editor defines processes in a large number of rule-specified notations, and provides automatic process diagram generation from external sources.

Developer of Javascript and Java based client side shopping cart. Numerous miscellaneous Javascript and Java 2 Web support applications.

Participant to the Advanced Deep Space Transport (ADST) Guidance, Navigation, and Control performance simulation (volunteer) effort.

Developer of microcomputer operating environments and GUI interfaces for embedded devices (most recently, Fishman Corp. PD9000 dispenser).

Developer of customized ODBC drivers and SQL parsers.

Developer of a Unlock Code software security system, including reverse engineering protection.

Chairman of the Object Management Group (OMG) Application Development (AppDev) Working Group of the Common Facilities Task Force (1993 - 1996), responsible for development of repository and process standards. Participant to the Workflow Management Coalition (WfMC) (1994 - 1996) responsible for data interface to workflow applications. Chairman of the OMG PCTE SIG, which started as the North American PCTE Initiative, NAPI, founded by OMG, NIST, and DoD to evolve the PCTE Standard for North American and now worldwide Object Orientation, OMG CORBA compatibility, and fine granularity requirements. Sponsorship for these activities provided by National Institute for Standards Technology (NIST).

Chairman of the PCTE 1994 conference, San Francisco, California. Program Committee Member, PCTE 1996, PCTE 1993, ICSE 1996, and Software Engineering 1992.

Consultant to California Microwave, Motorola Cellular Infrastructure Group, and others for interfacing ObjectMaker toolset to company unique requirements.

Consultant to SEMATECH, the U.S. Semiconductor Manufacturer’s Consortium; responsible for specification of an Advanced Development Environment framework and integration mechanism, and planning for its development and demonstration.

Invited participant to the January 1991 NIST Software Frameworks Convergence Workshop, which produced recommendations to the U.S. Government on use of ATIS and PCTE+ standards.

Participant in development of the NIST Frameworks Reference Model, also known as the "toaster model", responsible for reference model sections dealing with object orientation and integration technologies.

Invited member of the PCIS team, an international group of experts chartered with setting framework standards for the 1993-1995 time frame. Chairperson of the PCIS Tool Builders Working Group. Responsible for development of object oriented requirements for PCIS.

Contractor to the IBM STARS program; responsible for framework and environment consulting.

Contractor to the Boeing STARS program; responsible for analysis of tool interoperability between object oriented environmental frameworks: ATIS/IRDS, Atherton, EIS, GAIA, CAIS-A, and PCTE+.

Contractor to Institute for Defense Analysis, aiding in its support of the Ada Joint Project Office and other government agencies. Activities include support of the Ada Board activities, including membership on Environment Committee; support of Ada environment efforts related to KIT/KITIA and the SEE team; analysis and support of software engineering policy and programs; support of next-generation systems and hardware, policy and architecture; and ancillary liaison support to industry and trade associations.

Panel chair at many conferences and workshops. Session leader at the 1988 IEEE/ACM Software Engineering Environments Future APSE Workshop, and at the 1990 ACM Symposium on Environments and Tools for Ada.

Participant in the Electronic Industry Association's Electronic Design Interchange Format for CASE, EDIF/CASE, Technical Committee, which is developing a standard CASE tool interchange format. The EDIF/CASE Technical Committee includes representatives from all of the major CASE vendors.

Chairman, 1983 - 1988, of the Kernel Ada Programming Support Environment (KAPSE) Interface Team for Industry and Academia (KITIA). KITIA was an international team which was responsible for definition of interface requirements and standards for Ada environments. They produced the Common APSE Interface Set (CAIS-A), now being considered by the PCIS team.

Contractor to European Economic Community ESPRIT Program responsible for requirements analysis, conceptual design, and interface design of the Ada interfaces for PCTE. Consulted to PCTE Management Board on approaches to introduction of PCTE to Academic and Aerospace community.

Reviewer, 1985-1986, of PCTE plans and implementation strategy for Ada, under contract to Bull, at that time, the prime contractor for PCTE.

1995-1999: Company Web-master, and network consultant (CISCO, WAN setup, FrontPage 2000).

Chairman of 20th Anniversary Workshop, "In Transition to Integrated Environments", Seattle, Washington, 1986, sponsored by the G-33 and G-34 committees. Member G34 Computer Resources Task Group. Vice-chairman of 1985 annual EIA Workshop, in charge of Software Engineering and Software Quality workshop programs.

Served as an active participant in defense industry software community efforts since 1977, including providing reviews and responses to Ada Environment issues, where appropriate, and assisting in community-wide software efforts. Provided a public-domain Unix Ada Grammar, for the ARPAnet, and was a major contributor to the MSDOS and Unix "Kermit Projects".

(CODSIA) Task Group 13-83, on achieving Defense Systems Interoperability and Transportability.

Technical Program committee member of the National ACM ‘83 and ACM ‘84 conferences, and the PCTE ‘93 conference.

Licenses:  California state general contractor.