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Information Technology Director Senior Network Systems Administrator

Deutsch Research was founded in 1993 by Dr. Jeffrey T. Deutsch, who received his M.S. and Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the University of California at Berkeley. Dr. Deutsch was a member of the original U.C. Berkeley SPICE research group, and his Ph.D. was awarded for his ground breaking research on advance circuit simulation algorithms and their implementation on conventional and parallel computers. His involvement in SPICE technology has spanned over 20 years. In addition to its sales through Viewlogic and other OEM's, Deutsch Research is marketing its SPICE programs directly to the public under the name DR. SPICEO. Deutsch Research has a growing list of experts to provide you with sales support, technical support, and a continually improving web site, which will include some of the most useful web technology available ... Providing advancements to their SPICE program above and beyond the industries expectations, has caught the attention of many high end electronic designers. SPICE users have consistently declared easy of use is one of their most important criteria in using a simulator. Deutsch Research listened, and paid particular attention to making DR. SPICE as easy to use as possible. A program that is easy to use enables the user to accomplish design goals faster, therefore getting products to market faster. At Deutsch Research, our design philosophy is to make frequently used functions as close to "one button access" as possible, and to create a superb on-line help system that will enable the user to understand program functionality quickly, whenever needed.

Well rounded and very hands on technology specialist with extensive hands on technical knowledge in a broad range of platforms including Windows,Linux, Mac OSx, Cisco, VMware and Palo Alto Networks. Also known as a proven team leader with record success in designing, securing and managing various systems, networks and messaging environments.