Resume of Glenn Kreisel, Missoula, Montana.

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I am the author of several well-known commercial software
systems and a founder of several companies. I am a co-founder of RemoteScan
Corporation and iCloseBy Corporations.
- Technologist
and Entrepreneur.
- Co-Founder
of RemoteScan Corporation.
- Co-Founder
of iCloseBy.
- Expert
programmer: have worked for highly visible public companies as well
as founding my own successful companies.
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I've been creating software applications professionally since
I was 12 yrs old. I dropped out of high school at 15 to pursue my computer career
and to get BS in Computer Science. Solving the computer problems is now easy.
I've personally evolved from coding by myself, to working with teams, to building
my own companies. I've worked for Electronic Arts (EA), as well as Microsoft.
I left the safety of building technology with large companies to work on my
own ideas and start my own companies: FreeMail Inc sold for millions, and then
I co-founded RemoteScan and recently iCloseBy.
I like being part of fantastic ideas. If you have a project which you think
could generate considerable revenue, or one which is you feel has world-class
potential for good, please consider having me give you an opinion of it. Though
I am not looking for any kind of employment, I could be persuaded to take on
additional work for equity stakes or board positions.
Current Status:
- 2004 - Present. Co-Founder of RemoteScan
Corporation I Invented the well-known RemoteScan software product
line. Software allows any image device (scanners, web cams, biometric readers,
etc.) to be shared on a network as well as by Terminal Services, Citrix, RDP
and ICA users. 1,000's of customers located in over 120 countries in the medical,
banking, industrial, and transportation industries. Coding required understanding
of the most complex components of enterprise networking, device driver issues,
as well as installation and setup internals of all modern operating systems.
Co-founded RemoteScan Corporation with Steve
Saroff. I am involved with all business aspects of running a successful
company.
- 1/2008 - Present. co-founder of iCloseBy.com.
I created the iCloseBy family of software apps for the Apple iPhone as well
as PCs. Currently, iCloseBy Apps are among the most popular iPhone and iPod
touch applications available on the Apple iTunes store. Co-founded iCloseBy
LLC with Steve Saroff, and I am involved with all business aspects of running
this dynamic and interesting start-up.
- 1/2004 - Present. Cofounder of Cynical
And Jaded Software Entrepreneurs. Steve Saroff's and my organization
we use to help support local events, art projects, and donations, as well
as where we make our talents widely available to other entrepreneurs seeking
start up advice. We sponsor the two local Missoula non-profit radio sations,
as well as many other local causes, under the "Cynical and Jaded Software
Entrepreneurs" name. Have to laugh every time we hear/see it. Visit the
site: www.cynicalandjaded.com
A list of successful work done
- 2001 - 2002 Co-Founder of FlixTown.com With my old company www.ResearchEtc.com
and business partner Steve Saroff we've started a venture called www.FlixTown.com.
A unique idea.
- 2001 - April 2001 Director of Software Applications Development Dantis,
Inc. - Tim Devine, Scott Rediger founders of Ovation ($400 mil)
I was the leading the Software Applications Development at Dantis. Raised
$40+ million in venture money. We are working on web based solutions to automate
the web hosting industry. The cornerstone of the company was the Dantis Experience,
through which Dantis created relationships with our clients and partners.
At Dantis I used Enterprise Java Beans (EJB), Java, Java Servlets, JSP, PHP,
C++, SQL & Data Modeling. I know TCP/IP network programming inside and out.
I've been writing TCP/IP and RS-232 communications code for 10+ years.
- '97 - 2000 Director of Internet/Intranet Application Development and
Guru at WAM!NET, Inc. Responsible
for all Internet/Intranet Application Development at WAM!NET (400+ employees,
$600 million in funding) including the www.wamnet.com corporate page.
Some of the Services are WAM!NET's Internet Gateway, Info Center and WorkSpace.
All Internet applications developed were globalized with localization into
6 languages, including multi-byte Japanese. WAM!NET was a leading provider
for work flow content for the graphic arts industry. Our team developed practically
everything at the WAM!NET portal site www.wamnet.com..
Including the web portal and the web based service applications. Click
here to view my patents. During the last half of 1997, Steve
Saroff and myself sold FreeMail, Inc. to WAM!NET, Inc. (a partner
with WorldCom). As part of the deal, Steve and I became employees of WAM!NET.
My official role at WAM!NET was as "Guru," and I was responsible for much
of the 'hands-on' design and development of WAM!NET's products. I have
written Mail Servers (SMTP, POP3), Web servers, Middleware servers, FTP Servers,
etc
- '95-'97 Founder / Vice President Research and Development of FreeMail,
Inc. Founder / V.P. Research and Development of FreeMail Inc. Built
a two person company into a million dollar corporation. FreePrint(TM) one
of our vertical market products became Kinkos Inc's document delivery
system (Kinkonet (TM); the cornerstone to their "New Way to Office" ad campaign),
AlphaGraphics' document delivery system (AlphaLink Direct (TM)), and
other independently owned print shop's document delivery system. Our other
product line consisted of FreeMail Internet Express(TM), FreeMail Internet
Express Light (TM), FreeMail(TM). Clients are Moore Corp, NIKE,
Ralston Purina, etc... These products ranged from secure network connections
only to Web and POP3 servers. FreeMail's main transport is over TCP/IP connections,
lending itself to intensive Internet integration. All products are available
on Macintosh, Win95, Win3.1x, WinNT. I was responsible for all software development
details. Over 90% of the code in use today was written by me. I am the co-author
of patents on FreeMail's core functionality. Click
here to view my patents.
- '92-'95 Microsoft Corp. Redmond, WA Microsoft Word (The Worlds
Best Selling Word Processor) Software Design Engineer. Microsoft Windows and
Macintosh Development. Shipped Word 6.0 for Windows. Worked on Print Preview,
Page Layout, Zoom, Toolbars, etc... Shipped Word 6.0 for Macintosh. Worked
on Mac native portability issues.
- '92 CK Computer Consultants, Missoula, Montana.
As a consultant. I continued work on a 3D rendering/animation package that
I have been developing over the past 1 1/2 yrs. Added full Phong shading,
directed light sources, spot lights, texture mapping, bump mapping, ray tracing,
and quadratic surface (Bezier & Spline). All algorithms are implemented
by me and specially tailored to eliminate inconsistencies that normally appear
in 3D animation. Continued my work with TCP/IP communication software. Developed
a TSR clock interrupt program. Developed deamons on BSD and AT&T System
V versions of Unix to allow users requesting a TCP/IP socket connection to
log in and access the HBO patient Information Database. The created a bridge
between a old and new database system.
- '91-'92 Electronic Arts, San Mateo, CA Worked for "Electronic Arts"
in San Mateo, CA developing the next Deluxe Paint product (DPaintV).
My contributions were 3D animation, Spline manipulation, keyframing, along
with many enhancements and fixes to exiting code. I also contributed to the
Window's version of Electronic Arts Studio Paint. Worked for Molecular
Simulations in Santa Clara, CA developing 3D graphics visualization for
their chemistry modeling package on SGI, DEC, and SUN machines in C++ with
Dore and OpenGL.
- '90-'91 CK_Computer Consultants, Missoula, Montana Worked for CK_Computer
Consultants developing Unix Software in 'C' for a local hospital. Designed
and implemented a virtual terminal emulator package that made connection and
exchanging data between all three of the hospitals platforms (2 proprietary
OS's, 1 Unix) transparent to the user. Developed process control and data
logging software in 'C' on IBM PCs for VanAlco aluminum plant. This software
monitored the flow rates and electrical consumption of aluminum pots and at
the end of each day this data would be automatically transferred via phone
line to our office for further analysis. Developed a 3D-Rendering package
in "C++". This program handles 3D modeling, including specular reflections,
shadowing, multiple light sources, as well as translations, rotations, projections,
and enabled one to build 3D animation sequences that can be recorded and played
back. This package was written using only graphics primitives. Also developed
Clipper Database applications.
- '89-'90 Research Individually designed and implemented a real time
Graphical User Interface Builder in 'C' for the Amiga (680X0) based computer.
This application generated 'C' source code for a WYSIWYG user development
environment. Once code was compiled and linked with my event handling library,
the user merely had to write the callbacks for each gadget hook. Amiga's windowing
library is very low level and this was a much needed layer.
- '88-'89 University of Maryland, Towson, Maryland Individually developed
an image processing/enhancing/animation package in 'C'/Assembly for the IBM
PC, digitizing tablet and a cold temperature CCD camera mounted on a 14" telescope
at Towson State University. This package entailed developing a windowing environment
and many image and graphics manipulation routines, with the basic bitmap manipulation
routines and animation playback routines written in 80X86 assembly.
- '87-'88 Research, Baltimore, Maryland I have worked extensively developing
real time graphics and user interfaces on Sun Workstations in SunView while
at the University of Delaware. I developed an arcade style game called MEX
(based on Tetris) which was distributed on USENET and SUG tapes. I received
many compliments from peers worldwide.
- '85-'86 SLR Systems Inc, Butler, Pennsylvania Worked for SLR Systems
developing Assemblers, Librarians and Linkers for 80X86 and Z80 based machines.
Products were developed in Assembly Language. The final products were commercially
distributed nationwide. Out performed our competitor Microsoft in execution
speed by a factor of 9. SLR Systems was sold to Symantec.
- '84-'85 Star Systems Software, Orlando, Florida Worked for Star
Systems Software developing applications software and real time graphics simulation
software. HomePak(TM) (communications, word processor and database package;
the first integrated application suite) an application program I jointly developed
was on Billboard Magazine's Top 10 Software list for 9 months selling well
over 300,000 copies.
- '79-'84 Owner/Founder BananaSoft Inc., Baltimore, Maryland. Founded
a computer software company and sub-contracted to such companies as Adventure
International and Atari Soft. Developed real time graphic arcade games and
a 6502 Assembler/Editor on Commodore 64, Apple, and Radio Shack TRS-80 series.
All software was written in 100% Assembly code and commercially distributed.
Games were Preppie, Mailman, Ape, Space Invaders.
Additional Consulting:
- First Call Consulting
- .NET/C#
- Albertsons Food Stores
Corporate - ASP/.NET/C#
- Bob Wards Sporting Goods
- Java / JSP / SOAP / eBay / Amazon / eCommerce / Automation
- Med Web Quiz - PHP/MySQL
- Lewis and Clark
200 - PHP/MYSQL
- APS Healthcare
- ASP/Access
- Molzen Corbin Associates
- ASP/VB/Access
- Medical Management
Institute - PHP/MYSQL
- Invizeon - C#/ASPX
- .NET, Sharepoint
- Boxcar Systems - C/C++/Win32
- Blackdog Software - C/C++/Win32, PHP, Web
Current Business and Management Skill Set
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Marketing
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Software Development manager
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Creating easy-to-use and powerful products
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Strategic planning in a wildly changing world
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In touch with the future of the computer industry
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Proven ability to take an idea and create a successful product
Glenn Kreisel, Missoula, Montana.