Chief Scientist at Day Software
Orange County, California Area
Chief Scientist at Day Software
Orange County, California Area
Roy T. Fielding is chief scientist at Day Software, a provider of enterprise content management software. Dr. Fielding is best known for his work in developing and defining the modern World Wide Web infrastructure. He is the primary architect of the current Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP/1.1), co-author of the Internet standards for HTTP and Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI), and a founder of several open-source software projects, including the Apache HTTP Server Project that produces the software for over 66% of public Internet web sites. Dr. Fielding received his Ph.D. degree in Information and Computer Science from the University of California, Irvine.
Dr. Fielding's research interests include the World Wide Web, software architecture for network-based applications, application-layer network protocols, collaborative software development methods, and global software engineering environments. His dissertation, Architectural Styles and the Design of Network-based Software Architectures, defines the REST architectural style as a model for the design principles behind the modern Web architecture. As a founding member of the Apache Group, Dr. Fielding was honored with the 1999 ACM Software System Award --- the computing society's most prestigious award for software --- for his work on the Apache HTTP server project. He has also been honored by MIT Technology Review as a member of the first TR100 (the top 100 young innovators for 1999) and by the O'Reilly Open Source 2000 with the Appaloosa Award for Vision.
Dr. Fielding serves as a member of The Apache Software Foundation, an elected member of the W3C Technical Architecture Group, and an external advisor for the University of California Institute for Software Research.
WWW architecture, application-level protocols, software architecture, open source software, speaker, REST
(Public Company; 51-200 employees; Internet industry)
February 2002 — Present (7 years 10 months)
Research related to software architecture, the World Wide Web, and the Internet, including application-level protocols and software implementations. Day Software produces and sells software for Enterprise Content Management, including intranet and extranet Web site management.
(Non-Profit; 51-200 employees; Computer Software industry)
February 1995 — Present (14 years 10 months)
The Apache HTTP Server Project produces the most popular Web server product (httpd), in use by over two-thirds of all public Internet websites.
(Non-Profit; 11-50 employees; Internet industry)
December 2001 — February 2006 (4 years 3 months)
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Technical Architecture Group has been convened to document the Web architecture and assist in identifying and resolving architectural issues within specifications developed by W3C working groups.
(Non-Profit; 51-200 employees; Computer Software industry)
March 1999 — November 2003 (4 years 9 months)
Board of Directors for the Apache Software Foundation.
(Non-Profit; 51-200 employees; Computer Software industry)
March 1999 — August 2002 (3 years 6 months)
Incorporator and Chairman of the Board for the ASF's first three years as a non-profit corporation.
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Computer Software industry)
December 1999 — February 2002 (2 years 3 months)
Web-related software architecture and research.
Ph.D. , Information and Computer Sciences , 1991 — 2000
fishing, board games, card games, su doku, new technology
Association of Computing Machinery (ACM)
The Apache Software Foundation (ASF)
1999 ACM Software System Award
1999 MIT Technology Review first TR100 (young innovators)
2000 O'Reilly Open Source Appaloosa Award for Vision
2000 UCIrvine Outstanding Graduate Student