I’m a Chemical Engineer and Material Scientist by training. Self-taught software project manager. Tinkerer by nature. Entrepreneur by accident.

In addition to patents and publications related to Semiconductor Manufacturing and Computational Linguistics, in 2005 I proposed and patented a protocol framework that now enables high speed data streaming, which is 1 of the 3 pillars of cloud computing and content streaming.
(US Patent 8,856,278 owned by NetApp “storage system for pervasive and
Mobile content”)

In the late nineties, I led a UK-USA joint team which designed and developed search matching technology that is now a part of the suggestion algorithms of modern search engines. During my semiconductor years I developed several predictive analytics and screening systems that are used in production of 80% of all high reliability chips worldwide for applications in pacemakers, aerospace and military. Since 2013 I have worked on combining latest developments in physiology, psychology, semantics, mathematics and linguistics research with novel computational methodologies to develop new linguistic analysis algorithms that detect behavioral shifts, changes and anomalies through text and highlight the sub-contexts (topics, people, places, time-periods, etc) driving those anomalies.