FleetBank (now Bank of America) - Waltham, MA
2002 - 2004
BuildAWill (Startup, now defunct) - Washington, DC
2001 - 2002
Apple Inc. - Cupertino, CA
2001 - 3 months
SeaFax Inc. (Startup) - Portland, ME
2000 - 9 months
WorldCom (now defunct) - Tulsa, OK
1998 - 2000
Fannie Mae - Washington, DC
1997 - 1998
WorldCom (now defunct) - Tulsa, OK
1995 - 1997
- The period up to 1999 was a period of oportunities for software engineers. The years 2000 through 2004 not so much, due to the dot com bust. It explains my many moves. A lot of the startups did not make it, and some of the giants like Apple almost went out.
- Most of my work during these 9 years was involved writing NeXTSTEP software in Objective-C/C++ and eventually after year 2000 was forced converted to Java. Keep in mind Java in 2001 was not very polished and slow as molases.
- In 1996 NeXT released EOF and WebObjects. EOF was en excellent ORM (Object Relational Mapping) and WebObjects was one of the first IDE and ToolKit to create dynamic full stack web application, today known as J2EE.