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Brian Bird
www.birdsbits.wordpress.com
Springfield, Oregon, United States
Freelancer
Member since: November 07, 2008
www.birdsbits.wordpress.com
Springfield, Oregon, United States
Freelancer
Member since: November 07, 2008
About Brian
Bio
A native of the Pacific Northwest, I took electronics classes at the local community college while still in high school and starte work as an electronics technician at Sundstrand Data Control the day after I graduated. After working for nearly a decade as an electronics and avionics technician I was promoted to the position of Product Engineer at TriQuint Semiconductor and later received a BS in Electrical Engineering. As a Product and Test Engineer, a significant part of my job was writing computer programs for semiconductor test systems. I found that I really enjoyed programming and eventually went to work for Axian Inc. as a software Engineer. Currently, I'm doing freelance software development in the Eugene/springfield oregon area.
Freelancer
I develop software. I will be happy to develop destop, distributed, or web applications according to your requirements. I primarily develop software using Microsoft Technologies. I am exprienced at writing native applications using C/C++ as well as .NET applications using vb.net or c#.
| Freelance keyword | Software |
Education
| 2004 - 2007 University of Oregon , MA , Linguistics |
| 1986 - 1995 Portland State University , BS , Electrical Engineering |
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Brian's comments (2)
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Hi Steve,
Thanks for offering to take some time to help a new Entrepreneur with a startup. I'm in the very early stages of figuring out a business model for an eLearning company. Are your four slots full yet? I would love to bounce some questions and ideas off of you.
Here's a little about my startup: At this time I'm preparing to provide training and support to users of moodle, an open source Course Management System (www.moodle.org). In the future, I want to start developing software that works with or along side of moodle.
I'm feel quite confident about my technical skills, but I have lots of questions about how to build a business. If you still have some bandwidth available for answering questions I'll send a few in your direction.
on Starup help is here (November 11, 2008)
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Vator.tv is listed as a BizSpark Network Partner who can sponsor a startup. Can someone from Vator respond to this thread and tell us how to get sponsored? Thanks Vator!
on Microsoft reaching out to younger startups (November 07, 2008)
