We would like to provide a recruiting and jobhunting product that will help your career or organization soar! On this site we have assembled survey results, a system overview, business reasons why we believe our project can be a success and extensive professional information regarding the product designer.

Unfortunately, at this crucial point in the business process, funding has become a critical issue. There are living expenses for the designer, debts to repay and business expenses. We would like to ask you to consider making a small donation to support the designer through making any additions/changes needed in the design, development of a much smaller software product that will help support the JobBank project (an interactive mathematics and data visualization system) and finding a software development company and/or venture capitalist with the resources necessary to develop and market the product.

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We briefly list some of the experience and accomplishments of the designer that are relevant to this project:

• Developed interactive data analysis software for a government national laboratory.

• Developed interactive software for fixed-income securities sales for a major bank. Also developed accounting and securities reporting software for another financial institution.

• Developed interactive documentation, license management and graphical software for a mathematical software company.

• Taught many computer science and mathematics courses, several at the graduate level, at prominent educational institutions: database management, operating systems, compiler design, programming languages, data structures, theory of computation, numerical methods, algorithm design and analysis, programming, linear algebra, finite mathematics and calculus.

• Published research in several fields: algorithm design and analysis, image processing data structures, information retrieval, numerical methods and algebraic topology.

• Co-recipient of two research grants.