Professor of computer science with more than two decades of industry experience. Published in the fields of e-commerce and meta-heuristics. Teaches upper-division courses including database systems, e-commerce security, computer networking, Internet programming, and user interfaces. With full-stack expertise in database-backed websites and mobile apps and both an industry and academic perspective, regularly consults on shopping cart development, payment gateways, system integration, and security.
Formal Education
- Ph.D. in Computer Science, Southern Methodist University
- M.S. in Computer Science, Texas State University
- B.B.A. in Finance with Honors, University of Texas
Career Highlights
- Developed and marketed financial software that estimates real estate closing costs and a cloud storage app for Android
- Hands-on experience with e-commerce, payment gateways, shopping cart software (e.g., WooCommerce and Shopify), and mobile app development
- Created e-commerce websites, including in PHP and JavaScript
- Has taught University courses in Android app development and security for e-commerce as well in artificial intelligence (AI), databases, Internet programming, and various languages
Expert Qualifications
- Retained as an expert for plaintiffs and defendants in patent litigation involving technologies used by companies including Autotrader, Google, Sam’s Club, and Victoria’s Secret
- Testifying expert for AT&T Mobility in litigation relating to Bitcoin cryptocurrency mining
- Performed software source code review for the plaintiff in a patent infringement case relating to networked streaming media
- Testified in deposition and trial in a U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas case about web-based search technologies
- Deposed as an expert in each of parallel PTAB IPR and U.S.D.C. proceedings on technology for retail self-payment in a litigation filed against a chain of grocery stores
- In a case filed against Fitbit, performed seven code reviews of their software, submitted an expert report, and testified regarding digital data capture via Bluetooth