Soundflavor, Inc. ^[1] is a Bay Area startup that provides music search and recommendation services to businesses and consumers.

I'm one half of the two-developer team that built Soundflavor DJ ^[2] (reviews: Lifehacker ^[3] , ABC News ^[4] , Pollstar ^[5] ), a music player companion for Windows and Mac OS X. I built Soundflavor DJ's song recommendation engine, its audio fingerprinting library, and accompanying web services to power its song identification and recommendations.

While continuing to work on Soundflavor DJ, I'm now managing development of the upcoming soundflavor.com, an online music/playlist sharing platform, designed in conjunction with Adaptive Path ^[6] .

Designed and built a suite of Windows applications to manage all aspects of New Mexico's massive ^[7] mining regulation program: earth science data collection and analysis, electronic permitting, geographic analysis, and geotechnical engineering. Managed its design, coding, testing, documentation, and marketing, resulting in the most powerful mining regulation system in the country, and saving the division $120,000 annually.

Re-engineered the lab's industrial and radioactive waste tracking system for web capability. Produced public and secure websites; created web-based content management tools to ensure their upkeep. Helped eliminate thousands of gallons of lab waste water per year using systems dynamics models.

Designed and built the university's first online invoice application.

Hired as a courier but ultimately migrated to software developer. Created a Windows application for tracking and reporting frequent flyer miles. Became part of the team that created Australia's first internet airfare search engine: travel.com.au ^[8] .