Musical instrument building (harp above was completed 9/94)
updated 5/22/97
I am currently employed by Research Triangle Institute where I am an environmental quality assurance specialist. My current work involves developing a data base for hazardous waste remediation technologies. This will be a new product containing summaries of virtually every investigational and commercially available technology in the U.S. It should be available in mid-year, 1997.
In addition to environmental work, my recent background includes Unix/Linux support, technical writing/editing, software QA and testing, chemical librarianship (CAS, Medline, etc.), and the Unitarian Ministry. I can also cook chili, pizza, and spaghetti. I don't do windows (the glass kind).
Prior to becoming a faceless government bureaucrat, I was a grad student with Fred Anson at Caltech (electroanalytical chemistry) and did a postdoctoral fellowship with Paul Delahay at New York University (photoelectron spectroscopy). Both of these emphasized real-time computer data acquisition, data interpretation, and modeling.
Musical instrument building (harp above was completed 9/94)