
Software Editor / Composer
Greater Atlanta Area

Software Editor / Composer
Greater Atlanta Area
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With 20 years experience in software development for probate, magistrate, and traffic courts, I have also developed software for utilities billing and a variety of inventory control and accounts receivable systems. During this time, I have provided technical support, remote systems administration, and consulting.
I have contracted to produce conversational software applications for a variety of companies, including the BBC, northpole.com, and for research in human-computer communications.
My record label has produced 3 albums under the name Flux Oersted, available at iTunes and amazon.com
I am actively working on future musical projects and remain available for conversational software consulting.
Natural language interfaces and human mimetic research, broad experience in migration projects, electronic music composition and recording. Creative Writing
(Computer Software industry)
September 1999 — Present (9 years 4 months)
Software Developer, Media / Content creator.
(Computer Software industry)
July 1987 — Present (21 years 6 months)
Software developer for a variety of retail and municipal applications. Wrote multi-user database applications used in probate and magistrate courts, as well as utilities billling and encumberance accounting.
(Public Company; 1-10 employees; Computer Software industry)
November 1999 — February 2003 (3 years 4 months)
Built database driven AI application.
(Computer Software industry)
June 1994 — October 1999 (5 years 5 months)
Competed in 6 Loebner Prize Contests. Winner in 1998 and 1999. Technical director in 2002. Member of steering committee in 2003.
(Computer Software industry)
1995 — 1999 (4 years)
Worked with chat robot team to develop interactive artificial personalities.
Synthesizer music of the 1970's, music seqencing and recording, Artful Intelligence, film, cats
American Society of Composers Authors and Musicians, Robitron Discussion Group
Winner of Loebner Prize in Artificial Intelligence for 1998 and 1999.
2001 Guinness Book of World Records - "Most Human Computer Program"