A key focus of my career has been designing, building and shipping software used at large scale. Here is a list of shipping products that I contributed to in my 10 years at Microsoft.
- Windows Vista, Nov, 2006.
- Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0, Nov, 2006.
- Visual Studio 2008, Nov, 2007.
- Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, Nov, 2007.
- SQL Server 2008, Aug, 2008.
- Visual Studio 2008 SP1, Aug, 2008.
- Microsoft .NET 3.5 SP1, Aug, 2008.
- Silverlight 2, Oct, 2008.
- BizTalk Server 2009, Mar, 2009.
- Microsoft Silverlight Version 3, June, 2009.
- Windows 7, June 2009.
- Windows Server 2008 R2, July, 2009.
- Visual Studio 2010, Mar, 2010.
- Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0, Mar, 2010.
- Microsoft Silverlight Version 4, Apr, 2010.
- Windows Server AppFabric, Jun, 2010.
- Visual Studio 2010 SP1, Mar, 2011.
- Microsoft Communication Protocols Program, May, 2011.
- Windows Azure 2012 Release, June 2012.
- Visual Studio 2012, Aug, 2012.
- Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5, Aug, 2012.
- Windows Server 2012, Aug, 2012.
- Service Bus for Windows Server, Oct, 2012.
- Workflow Manager for Windows Server, Oct, 2012.
- Windows Azure Services for Windows Server, Dec, 2012.
I have also worked, in multiple roles, on many cloud-based services. These do not “ship” at a specified time but are updated continuously. These include:
- Azure Service Bus
- Azure Workflows
- Azure WebSites
- Microsoft Commerce Platform (on-line payment systems)
- Supply Chain Cloud-based micro-Services supporting Microsoft Plan, Source, Make, Deliver, Return SCOR functions
While at IBM I focused on Systems performance and helped ship multiple versions of AIX, OS/2, Java, and WebSphere.