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| Date: |
Wednesday, December 19, 2001 |
| Job Type Preferences |
Internet/New Media/Technology |
| Job Title |
Vice President of Engineering
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| Salary Range |
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| Position |
fulltime |
| Areas Prefer to work |
City of San Francisco, Peninsula/South Bay Area, East Bay Area, Los Angeles/So Cal, Boston, Chicago/Mid West, Dublin/Ireland, London/UK, Colorado Area, Telecommute |
| Specific Location |
San Francisco Bay Area
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Resume |
650.703.5600 - 386 America Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94085 - ian - technical teams.
- system, network and software projects on time and on budget.
- executive teams.
Vice President of Engineering 1999 to 2001 | Emusic Redwood City, CA | EMusic is the premier Internet B2C Company to legitimately distribute and sellformat music of over 8,500 artists and over 185,000 tracks on-line. The EMusic web site allows the browsing of over 9000 albums and the streaming and download of music in MP3 format after the purchase of a three or twelve month subscription. - a day ($120,000) and regularly runs over 1250 batched subscription
transactions a day (over $1,000,000 a quarter). - front end and application severs running a combination ofsource
and EMusic software, and a backend running Oracle on a cluster of Sun E4500s (capable of over 1,000,000 page views a day on four web servers). All EMusic software was developed in a combination of C, JAVA and Perl. - caching on Linux servers with low cost IDE RAIDs running EMusic
software from a central depository running on a Sun cluster with EMC RAIDs running EMusic software (this system is running over 1000 simultaneous secure authorized streams per Sun server and over 250 cached streams per Linux server)
- 155,000 tracks into the production environment in a single week)
- Level3, Exodus, Sun, Oracle, EMC)
- industry
- every track accounting for Label, Artist and Publisher royalties
- the largest IDE RAID solution at 7TB
- administration and QA teams in the headquarters and three remote
locations
- EMusic
- executive staff explaining technology, business strategies and
product development Manager of Internet Technology 1996 to 1999 | POPnet / CT Communications Charlotte, NC | I was a founder of a full service ISP that was purchased by CT Communications, the 23rd largest phone company in the United States. POPnet took over all Internet operations of CT Communications for all B2C and B2B customers and built one of the largest Access Service Providers (VNet Brand) in the South East. - web cluster of Sun, Linux and Window NT (hosting over 500
commercial web sites)
- day)
- solutions
- commercial data connections
- product
- in several rural townships
- administration and sale engineering teams.
- Sun, UUnet, Sprint)
- presentations to the executive team to explain technology, product
development and business strategies. Operations System Coordinator 1990 to 1996 | Knight Ridder (The Charlotte Observer) Charlotte, NC | The Charlotte Observer is the dominant newspaper of North and South Carolina and one of the strongest properties of the Knight Ridder chain. - platform publishing system using Sun, Macintosh and Windows NT
systems.
- system
- accounting of all production resources consumed in the creation of
every edition
- and production unit counts
- advertisements and followed these elements for a variety of workflows
and deadlines.
- technology
Bachelor of Science International Business | The University of North Carolina at Charlotte 1987 to 1991 | Product Planning, Functional Specification, Technical Specification, System Design, System Architecture, Development Scheduling, System Scheduling, Technical Documentation, Process Analysis and Optimization, Software Testing and Quality Assurance, RFI/RFP Process, Vendor/Partner Negotiation, Technical Presentation to Management and Partners, Managed Managers and Teams up to 30 people Microsoft and Macintosh Environments. Limited experience with SCO, IRIX and VMS Sun Servers (300, 400, E250, E450, E4000, E4500), Sun Workstations (360, Sparc Stations 5, 10, 20 and Ultra 1, 2, 5, 10, 60), HP9000 v-class, RS5000 workstations, and Alpha Servers RAID, Mass Storage Autoloaders. Switches 1924, 2924, 5000 Cisco Access Servers 5200, 5300 Lucent Access Servers Portmaster 2 & Portmaster 3 News, Typhoon, Jabber IM Internet Applications and Clients.
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