| 5/2012--today | Infosys Ltd. Basel, SwitzerlandPrincipal Technology Architect Working with Life Sciences customers in Switzerland and Europe - Working with the Retail, Consumer Goods, and Life Sciences Group (RCL)
- Focusing on Life Sciences R&D
- Co-creating new solutions in Life Sciences
- Trusted Technology Advisor for customers on executive level
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1/2009—4/2012 | Dr. Hellmuth Broda Consulting Basel, Switzerland Executive Information & Communication Technology Advisor Working with international organizations, consulting companies, IT companies: |
9—12/2008
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First Ondemand Ltd. VP Business Development First Ondemand Ltd., Fareham, Hampsire, UK; working remotely from Basel. First Ondemand builds enterprise-class identity authentication solutions, which are designed to prevent and minimize counterfeiting, theft and fraudulent activities. Responsibilities: - Present First Ondemand’s solutions to national and international trade and industry associations, at conferences, to press and analysts
- Grow the business by using the high-level contacts network
- Contribute to creating a concise messaging for the company
Accomplishments: - Established over 70 new contacts for the company
- Represented the company at the 2nd Identity Conference in London and at the Global Forum 2008 in Athens
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| 1995—2008 Sun Microsystems |
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| 2006—2008 | Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Global Government Strategy (Sun Microsystems Inc. Menlo Park, CA; working remotely from the Basel office)
Responsibilities: - Promote the group's strategy that enables Sun technology to be used as a social utility
- Connect Sun to the world's ultimate service providers – Governments
- Represent Sun to a wide variety of audiences promoting key Sun positions to ensure leverage of opportunities
- Member of Sun's Liberty Staff team and the OpenDocument group
Accomplishments: - Represented Sun to a wide variety of audiences to reinforce key Sun positions (especially in Identity Management, Open Source,Open Systems, Open Standards, OpenDocument, Sustainability)
- Delivered 60 keynotes and customer presentations to governments and the private sector
- Represented Sun in the Liberty Alliance Business Marketing Expert Group, in the Public Policy Expert Group and the e-Gov SIG (Special Interest Group), contributed to privacy work in and recruited many members for the Liberty Alliance
- Continued to serve as chairperson for the annual European Net-ID conference (since 2005)
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| 2005—2006 | European CTO, Strategic Insight Office (Sun Microsystems Inc., Corporate Marketing, working from the Basel office)
Responsibilities: - Strategic technology transfer to customers of all industries
- Keynote speaker at industry conferences
- Speaker and “storyteller” at the Executive Briefing Center
- Member of Sun's Liberty Staff team and the corporate strategy & vision team
- Active contribution to Liberty Alliance Business Marketing Expert Group (BMEG)
Accomplishments: - Facilitated several large deals
- Gave 75 keynotes and customer and partner presentations
- Contributed content to and appeared as speaker in the internal Sun training video on “Strategic Insights” for the field
- Contributed my material on identity/trust/privacy to the formal presentations for Liberty Alliance and recruited many members for the Alliance
- In 2005 recognition through Sun's “Chairman's Award for Innovation” with the Liberty Alliance team
- Promoted to Distinguished Marketing Director.
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| 1998—2004 | CTO EMEA (Sun Microsystems Inc., Global Sales Organization, working from the Basel office)
Responsibilities:Sales support through strategic technology transfer to customers of all industries, keynote speaker at industry conferences.
Accomplishments: - Translated Sun's “Vision and Strategy” (V&S) messages for the European market following a request by the EMEA SVP
- Produced a training DVD on Sun V&S which was distributed to the Sun sales force in EMEA
- Compiled a team of 16 experienced speakers from 12 different countries, formed the “EMEA Vision Council” and led and managed the council 1999—2005
- Contributed to and worked with the global vision council (1998—2004)
- Gave over 200 keynotes and executive presentations
- Contributed to the use case scenarios and specification work for Federated Identity and recruited many members for the Liberty Alliance.
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| 1995—1998 | Country Technology Manager (Sun Microsystems [Schweiz] AG, Zurich)
Responsibilities:Member of the Country Management Team, Systems Engineering Manager, head of the Competence Center, Sun technology spokesperson and Java evangelist.
Accomplishments: - Introduced Java to Swiss customers, the market and media
- Evangelized Sun's vision, strategies, and technologies by delivering over 170 presentations to executive management at seminars, trade shows and conferences
- Led the system engineers (SE, pre-sales), held the weekly SE meetings
- Consulted customer management on strategic technology issues
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| 1990—1995 F. Hofmann-La Roche AG |
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| 1990—1995 | Director, Pharma R&D Information Systems Development (F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG, Dept. PRIS, Basel)
Responsibilities: Managing application development for preclinical and clinical information systems and biological and chemical databases. Leading a team of 55 developers in Basle and responsible for a team of 33 in Nutley, NJ
Accomplishments: - Re-railing and recovery of a large international database project
- Introduction and organization of a monthly informatics seminar
- Organization and Implementation of a “Software Producing Unit Maturity Assessment” (BOOTSTRAP)
- Introduction of a project-based (flat) organization for the department
- Co-author of “Roche Pharma Project Management Guidelines”
- Internationalization of a logistics project for the Galenics Group
- Introducing IT systems standards in the company
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| 1985—1990 Ciba-Geigy AG [today merged into Novartis (Pharma) and Syngenta (Agro)] |
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| 1985—1990 | Project Group Leader, Scientific Computing Center (Ciba-Geigy AG, Basle):
Responsibilities: Leading a team of twelve analysts and developers, Coordination of the requirements engineering for AGRO Research
Accomplishments: - Specifications of the detailed user requirements in AGRO Research.
- Database design for complete research information in AGRO.
- Contributed to the introduction of standard software (Unix, C, ksh; TEX for document generation; C-WEB for integrated documentation inside the code base)
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| 1975—1985 Scientific Assistant and Lecturer Positions |
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| 1984—1985 | Scientific Assistant (Konstanz University, Dept. of Biophysics): Research on membrane biophysics (electrophysiology of single ion channels in cell membranes, patch clamp technology) and software development for data analysis |
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| 1983—1984 | Scientific Assistant (Max Planck Institute for Cellular Biology, Ladenburg/Heidelberg): Research on the biochemical mechanism of the biological circadian clock in Acetabularia mediterranea |
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| 1980—1983 | Visiting Scholar and Tutor in Biology (Harvard University, Biolabs): Research on the biochemical mechanism of the circadian clock in Gonyaulax polyedra; design and implementation of a computer network for data acquisition and analysis |
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| 1978—1980 | Scientific Assistant (Max Planck Institute for Cellular Biology, Ladenburg/Heidelberg): Research on the biochemical mechanism of the biological circadian clock in Acetabularia mediterranea; Planning, design, implementation and maintenance of a computer system for data acquisition, monitoring, analysis and visualization of the long-term biological rhythm data from the 60 simultaneous long-term experiments |
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| 1975—1978 | Student Assistant (Albert-Ludwigs University Freiburg/Br.) teaching classes on Computers in Biology, Biophysics, Biology classes for medical students |
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