| This is a picture of my current office. After traveling all
over the country to work on different projects, I decided to settle down
and start my own office. Currently, my company has three people and we are
hiring one more.
We provide remote and on-site monitoring and administration and we have
a couple of products. Our target market is medium to large organizations
in the Bay Area; though we have one customer in Phoenix. In particular, we
provide solutions for Oracle, MS SQL Server and various financial systems
including Oracle 11i and SAP. |
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ADC Telecommunication: Minneapolis, Minnesota - Brrrr,
but it was a great job - SAP euro currency conversion - I didn't have
enough spare time to be cold anyway. Really, if it weren't so cold, I
would love to live there. The people are great and it's the best kept city
I've ever seen |
| Oral-B/Gillette: When I arrived in the San Francisco
Bay Area, I worked on a three month assignment merging Oral-B Laboratories
into Gillette's SAP financial system. Like most projects, this one didn't
finish on time, so I ended up working there for 1.5 years. I learned a lot from 3 Com, especially while riding the peak of
the internet wave - they were a highflying internet infrastructure company
that's taken quite a beating. |
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Living in New York City was a great experience. I lived in
the Upper East Side and commuted to the Global Investor's headquarters of Chase
Manhattan Bank. in the Wall Street area. This was a great project. I
converted a financial system to euro and multiple currencies that
transacted tens of billions of dollars in securities each day. Here a
became interested in Broadway shows. In fact, at lunch several times each
month I would walk to the World Trade Center to get 1/2 price
tickets. |
| This is Hardy Wolff, one of my bosses at Motorola
Semiconductor Products Sector. After finishing graduate school, I
worked here as a consultant on a marketing information system.
It was a great job. Of all companies I've worked for, Motorola and Intel
are the best two. I still keep in touch with friends from these two
companies. |
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| Really, I've worked since I was a small child either
collecting cans to get the cash for recycling, or mowing lawns. One of the
best jobs I ever had was delivering newspapers. I would be at the curb
every morning no later than 5:00 a.m. At ten years old, it was very
liberating to have a job with my own money. |
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