• Here is paragraph-sized bio.

Since 1976, John Sloan has worked in research, product development, and information technology. At Wright State University , he lead a systems administration and network engineering group, introducing the campus to UNIX and the Internet. While at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, he was the head of the section responsible for that national lab’s supercomputers, mass storage system, and server farm. While at Bell Laboratories and later Avaya Labs, John worked as a firmware and software engineer on teams to develop and ship six different successful commercial products and major features, working on some for as many as six release cycles. John has published an article in the Proceedings of the IEEE, an entry in the Encyclopedia of Computer Science, and many conference papers and technical reports. He is the inventor of two patents. John has served on both industry and academic advisory panels, has been an invited speaker and panelist, and has served as a visiting scientist and consultant domestically and internationally. He has worked with development groups in such exotic locales as China, India, Australia, Scotland, Ireland, and New Jersey. He has taught university courses in real-time and embedded software design at the undergraduate and graduate level. He has masters and bachelors degrees in Computer Science from Wright State University in Dayton Ohio. He entertains his friends by blogging under the pen name Chip Overclock. John is currently a consulting technologist with the Digital Aggregates Corporation, a firm he founded in 1995. He is a member of IEEE, ACM, NRA, and ACLU.

• Here is sentence-sized bio.

John Sloan is a consulting technologist with the Digital Aggregates Corporation, a firm he founded in 1995, and where he entertains his friends by blogging under the pen name Chip Overclock.

• Contact me via jsloan at diag dot com.
• Here is my vcard.
• Here is my profile on LinkedIn or a version in PDF each of which includes endorsements.
• Here is my resume in PDF , Word, or Text  form.
• Here is my curriculum vita or CV in PDF ,Word , or Text form.
• Here is my blog on software development technology and business written under the pen name Chip Overclock.
• Here is a brief index to the articles on my blog.
• Here are some technical reports that I've written.
• Here are some technical articles that I've written.
• Here is a list of technical papers I've published.
• Here is my Myers Briggs Type Indicator or MBTI.
• Here is my Riso-Hudson Enneagram Type Indicator or RHETI.
• Here is my Gallup Organization Strengthsfinder.
• Here are some comments on my hobbies.
• Here is a list of authors and books (mostly fiction) that I recommend.
• Here is a bibliography of technical and reference books that I have found useful.
• Here are my photographs on Flickr.

"Ideas are easy to come by; reduction to practice is an arduous but inspirationally rewarding matter." -- R. Buckminster Fuller