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These days, I am a senior software engineer on the AdSense for TV team at Google. |
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From 2002 through 2006, I wrote embedded software for the cable television settop market at MetaTV (now part of TVWorks). |
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For much of 2001, I worked as an embedded systems software engineer at Netility, writing operating-system level software for DSL routers.
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From February 2000 until April 2001, I worked as a network software architect at Terraspring (which was later bought by Sun Microsystems), helping to build a next-generation Internet server infrastructure.
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In 2000 I worked as a consulting engineer at 1stUp.com (a division of CMGI). They made a great free dialup ISP package which other companies could slap a label on and distribute.
Remember dialup? |
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In 1999 I worked at Imagine Radio, which later became part of MTV Interactive's SonicNet. |
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Through most of 1998 I worked on a concept product at Sun Microsystems code-named Persona. |
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From 1995-1997, I was a member of the MosquitoNet research group in Stanford University's Computer Science Department. |
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The RadioScope is a wireless, Internet-accessible digital oscilloscope I created as a quarter project at Stanford University. |
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As a research assistant in the MosquitoNet group, I started a project called SPINACH (Secure Public Internet Access Handler). The original paper I wrote about it appeared in the proceedings of the USENIX Symposium on Internet Technologies and Systems, December 1997. |
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