Work
Work
In alphabetical (rather than chronological) order are some of the workplaces I've inhabited on this meandering path I call a career:
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On Valentine's Day 2001 I accepted a position at bianca.com, a tiny web-based company which had been on the web as long as I. It brings me back to my Internet roots, but with current technology, which I suspect will be an interesting thing.
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In a moment of extremely poor judgement Tandy Corporation, parent company of Radio Shack, demanded that Bianca's Smut Shack cease using the word 'shack' in its name. Bad idea. Very bad idea.
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In the autumn of 1999 I wrote Java code for a multimedia company located near North Beach, in San Francisco.
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During much of 1997 I was the Contract Senior Technical Lead for Charles Schwab & Company's intranet. Words and pictures about our great team.
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In April of 1991 I began four years of work at GO Corporation, purveyors of one of the first hand-held pen-based tablet computers.
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Starting in the autumn of 1999 I took a consulting gig with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in San Francisco, California.
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During the autumn of 1998 I was a Senior Java Servlet Engineer at Organic Online, a web development agency in San Francisco's Multimedia Gulch.
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The summer, autumn, and winter of 2000 found me at the Pacific Stock & Bond Exchange in San Francisco, California. Hired as a Java programmer, I did most of my work (at least to date) in Perl, rushing new projects to completion in a very tight deadline.
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In the summer of 2005 I produced some technical documents for a small Oakland company called PocketThis.
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In the summer of 2001 I spent ten exhilarating days strolling through an ethnically diverse part of Oakland on my way to work.
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In December 1998 I did a short contract installing and configuring databases and ODBC for Thuridion near Santa Cruz, California.
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