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About
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NOTABLE
WEBSITE PROJECTS |
Hollywood.com
created / maintained original toolsets to publish the website.
This website receives
over 1 million hits per day.
Placesinthecity.com
Created behind the scenes programming to automate website.
StanLee.net
(creator of X-men)
Backstreet boys / Burger King Promotion (backstreetproject.com)
Created global user login/ registration
/email system
Received over 5,000 registrations a week
StanZine (Online Magazine for StanLee.net)
created publishing tool to produce weekly e-zine automatically.
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| NOTABLE
ENGINEERING PROJECTS |
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NASA/Lockheed
X-33 Launch Vehicle
(Fall 97-Spring 98) |
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This
is the prototype for the new space shuttle to be used by NASA
in the 21st century. Developed a custom Field-Programmable-Gatearray
(FPGA) using the verilog language for an Advanced Flight Experiment.
When commanded, this FPGA reads data from the Advanced Gyro,
Accelerometers, and Temperature sensors, then transmits the
information back to the flight computer. |
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Advanced
Computer Network
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Developed
a network of computers for a state of the art learning lab
for a private elementary school called "The ExtraOrdinary
Place" located in Los Angeles, Ca. just South of the
Downtown area. Also built an advanced Dial-up Server network
to allow them to provide Internet Service for the students,
parents, and faculty.
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| Mars
Pathfinder Review Board (April 1994) |
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Served
on the technical review board for Mars Pathfinder Rover. This
was a two-day technical review board that reviewed the electronics
design for the Rover. On July 4, 1997, The Mars Pathfinder Rover
called "Sojourner" successfully landed on the surface
of Mars. |
| Cassini
Mission to Saturn (1991-1994) |
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Automatic
Websites (EJM Technologies) started out as a one person consulting
company that primarily did work for Jet Propulsion Laboratories
of Pasadena, Ca. The most notable work includes the creation
of a custom operating system for a network of sixteen small
computers that is used on the Cassini
Spacecraft which was launched on its way to Saturn, October
15, 1997. It arrived at Saturn on July 1, 2004 |
| Mobile
Robot Experiment (1990) |
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This
robot was built for a project for Carnegie Mellon University.
It is radio-controlled and uses a pulley-based tread design
for mobility. It traverses rough terrain, including staircases.
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| Contact
Information |
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439 Darrell Drive
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 15235
Toll Free: 1-888-356-8324
Email: compliance@automaticwebsites.com
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