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Currently a self-employed web programmer living in Portland, OR, Robert has worked with many different clients throughout the US. With a focus on Windows based ASP sites (JScript or VBScript), SQL Technologies and Atomz Publish, he has successfully built an on-going relationship with many of his clients. Current clients include BART and SFMOMA, and Robert also has a partnership with Atomz Corporation along with various other smaller clients. To view some recent projects, please visit his portfolio (coming soon).
Before moving back to Oregon, Robert was the Director of Technology for 415 Productions (the DoT in 415-dot-com), Robert has been working in web related ventures since 1994, and in the Information Systems arena since 1983. He joined the team at 415 Productions in the summer of 1999, becoming the first manager/Director at this San Francisco based web design company. He helped the company grow three-fold, and was instrumental in landing and completing some of the high-profile projects. (San Francisco Symphony, SCEA/US Playstation, and BART - Bay Area Rapid Transit) In 2002, he was elected to the Board of Directors of 415.
Prior to joining 415, Robert helped found the navigation software company Kivera, (formally Collier Software) in 1996. Presently Kivera is one of the premiere navigation software companies doing work for AAA and DENSO (LEXUS, Jaguar).
Until it's closing in 1999, Robert was owner and founder of Web Master Designs, Inc. and was also a co-founder of ValueNet Corporation, the company that originated www.winery.com. After graduating from Pomona College with a BA in Mathematics, he became an accomplished Systems Programmer for Hughes Aircraft Company. During the years he spent at Hughes, he worked on the planning, implementation and maintenance of several mainframe computer sites serving thousands of users. Before leaving Hughes, Robert was given commendations for exceptional work by both Hughes and IBM, including special recognition for the first customer implementation of the Early Support Program for IBM VM/ESA 1.1.0.
Starting in 1992, he worked as an independent consultant with Visual Languages. His clients included Hughes Aircraft Company, Linear Technology, and AT&T where he was the project leader for the Arkansas State Digital Identification System (Driver's License Issuance, Medicaid and State Employee Identification).
Robert's areas of expertise are Internet Application design and programming, Dynamic content management systems, networking and connectivity, database design, user interface design, and Internet protocols.
