About Mark
A true native of Silicon Valley, Mark S. Kolich is a Software Engineering Specialist in HP's Personal Systems Group Innovation Program Office. A third-generation employee of Hewlett-Packard, Mark builds bleeding edge consumer oriented software derived from ideas invented in HP Labs, and the PSG-IPO. A web technologies expert, Mark's current focus is on building powerful web and desktop applications using Java, PHP (LAMP), DHTML, CSS, and JavaScript. An expert in more than seven programming languages, Mark has received fifteen HP eAwards for his technical and leadership contributions.
When not at HP, Mark is a part-time software consultant developing and maintaining web applications for non-profits and small businesses. He is an avid Open-Source software user and contributor. Mark uses Linux, enjoys biking to work, and loves building wonderful, elegant software. He enjoys integrating his passion for minimalist design into software engineering projects, when possible.
Mark holds a B.S. in Computer Science from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.
The opinions expressed on this site are mine, and under no circumstances represent those of my current employer, or any organization I've had the pleasure of working for.
When not at HP, Mark is a part-time software consultant developing and maintaining web applications for non-profits and small businesses. He is an avid Open-Source software user and contributor. Mark uses Linux, enjoys biking to work, and loves building wonderful, elegant software. He enjoys integrating his passion for minimalist design into software engineering projects, when possible.
Mark holds a B.S. in Computer Science from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.
The opinions expressed on this site are mine, and under no circumstances represent those of my current employer, or any organization I've had the pleasure of working for.
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