Currently retired - which is to say, no longer getting paid for my work

Professional Activities

• 2010 President of the IEEE Computer Society
• 2003/4 Division VIII Director, IEEE Board of Directors, candidate for Division V 2014/15
  
• Society for the Social Implications of Technology Board of Governors (off & on since 2002)
• Chair: IEEE POSIX (UNIX) and ISO POSIX standards development 1984-1994
• overall industry impact on the order of magnitude of 100 billion dollars
• Chair web site engineering best practices standards committee though 2001(IEEE Std. 2001, ISO Std 23026)
• Member IEEE Women in Engineering
  
• member IEEE-USA Committee on Communications & Information Policy and its successors
  
• Chair IEEE New Hampshire Computer Society Chapter 2005-2008
  

Industry (30 years)

• Digital Equipment  - Director of Information Infrastructure Standards and prior to that Director of POSIX Standards
• Charles River Data Systems - Director, Strategic Planning, Director Marketing
• Data General Corp  - various roles: Product Manager, District manager of Systems Engineering, Systems  Engineer
• Intel - supervisor in test automation group
• CALMA - operating systems development, CAD/CAM applications
• IBM - operating systems development, laboratory automation (Palo Alto Scientific Center)
  

Academia (6 years)

• Teaching Information Technology at Southern New Hampshire University (full time)
• Part time teaching at Daniel Webster College, Nashua Community College

Awards

• 1994 Recipient of the IEEE Computer Society "Hans Karlsson Award" for "Outstanding Leadership and achievement though cooperation"
• 2000 Recipient of IEEE Third Millennium Medal
• IEEE Computer Society "Golden Core" recipient, 1997
• Outstanding Contribution Award; IEEE Computer Society,
• July 1989. "For outstanding technical achievement in the development of the POSIX Standard (P1003)"
• IEEE CS Technical Committee on Operating Systems, POSIX Pioneer recognition (1988), "For contribution to the formation, growth, and adoption, of the IEEE P1003.1 Standard."
• Stanford Computing Pioneer, 1987

Other

• Graduate of Leadership New Hampshire class of 2002
• MSEE-Computer Engineering and BS-Computer Studies, Stanford University (a while ago)
• US Patent: "Method for certifying the authenticity of digital objects"