I spent several years building a sales management system for a small business that runs industrial & construction vehicle dealerships. The system is built on the QuickBase low code platform.

This platform provides a graphical interface for SQL like tables. I designed all the tables as well as the forms used for record operations. I also build HTML and JavaScript applications to display data from a record as a printable business form.

Circuit Simulation

For a couple of years, I worked for a consulting organization at IBM that provided circuit design and simulation services.

One of the projects I worked on was to build an application to automate circuit simulations to characterize the performance for best- and worst-case scenarios.

Another project was to build a logical simulator for a circuit design to prove its functionality. This was needed because an electrical simulation for one input would take over 12 hours, while my logical simulator could run in under a minute.

I stared my career working on the z/OS mainframe operating system at IBM. I performed roles in both technical support and development.

My work was connected to the Language Environment component, which provides support for programming languages. I was specifically working with support for C and C++.

Much of my work during this time was centered around migrations. In technical support I was helping customers migrate their applications to libraries that had Y2k support. In development I was updating libraries to take full advantage of 64-bit hardware.