I was born and grew up in Miami, Florida where I attended Coral Gables Senior High. In 1988, I graduated from Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering. Then I continued at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles where I earned a Masters degree in Computer Engineering. I hold an M.B.A. from Santa Clara University .
I founded and lead iambic, Inc. a software company in Sunnyvale, CA that developed the best selling applications for Palm OS and Symbian devices. I have 12 years engineering and management experience in the mobile area. Prior to founding iambic, Inc. in 1994 , I worked as a software engineer at a variety of high-tech firms including Bell Communications Research, Frame Technology (later acquired by Adobe), and Novell.
See my professional resume.
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Here are some interesting movies and TV series about business. Some of them are funny and others inspirational.
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Here are some interesting business, history, biography and psychology books I have read recently in no particular order.
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Welcome. This site has been created for two purposes: (1) as a place to share some of my experiences, interests, photos, and fun stuff with my friends, family and the new people I continually meet; and (2) as a testing ground for my experiements in new media and interesting Internet stuff.
My life is a work in progress. I love learning, and I constantly challenge myself to expand my mind. All of life's challenges I view as opportunities for positive change and growth. I'll share with you here some of the resources that I have found interesting to address those challenges. Please feel free to share your thoughts and recommendations with me.
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Oh, and don't take anything you see here, or don't see here too seriously.
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