I began in my current position on 1 September 2000. At W3C my duties are focused on ensuring system integrity and operability in support of W3C's Team, Collaborator and Invited Expert audiences, as well as the global community of public visitors to the W3C site. The original job posting for this position as viewed through Usenix (SAGE) is still available.
My energies are focused on the continual improvement of support procedures, documentation, and communication methods.
I also manage accounts, backups, MIT-based servers and workstations, CVS repositories, Wikis, and response services to end users with regard to systems and security operations.
I manage the many Public, Member, and Team mailing lists and their attendant archives, as well as the W3C Mailing List and Archive Usage documentation
If you have any questions regarding W3C systems at MIT, drop me a line. I will attempt to answer all questions in a timely fashion. Criticisms are cheerfully accepted.
I have lived in California, Arizona, Texas, Mississippi, Japan, Washington, and now Massachusetts. I have been in the United States Military, and have worked as an editor at a Japanese consulting firm. I have also played gigs in the Institute of Human Development, and the Doe (Government Documents) and Bancroft (Mark Twain Project) Libraries at the U.C. Berkeley campus. My last position before coming to the W3C was as System Administrator at Sybase, Inc.
