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| − | Co-founder of [[Williams Students Online]], DeWitt was originally in the class of '97. DeWitt took a year off to help start [http://www.tripod.lycos.com/ Tripod, Inc.], before returning to graduate in '98 as a double major in Political Science and Computer Science. After graduation, DeWitt went to work in Seattle, WA as a Program Manager for [http://www.microsoft.com Microsoft]. DeWitt returned to the Berkshires to start both Eziba and Avacet. DeWitt later moved to New York City to run software development for [http://www.site59.com Site59, Inc.] and software architecture for [http://www.travelocity.com Travelocity]. DeWitt is currently | + | Co-founder of [[Williams Students Online]], DeWitt was originally in the class of '97. DeWitt took a year off to help start [http://www.tripod.lycos.com/ Tripod, Inc.], before returning to graduate in '98 as a double major in Political Science and Computer Science. After graduation, DeWitt went to work in Seattle, WA as a Program Manager for [http://www.microsoft.com Microsoft]. DeWitt returned to the Berkshires to start both Eziba and Avacet. DeWitt later moved to New York City to run software development for [http://www.site59.com Site59, Inc.] and software architecture for [http://www.travelocity.com Travelocity]. DeWitt is currently principal engineer at [http://a9.com A9.com], an [http://www.amazon.com/ Amazon.com] company. DeWitt lives in San Francisco, CA, and continues to write about and develop open source applications at [http://www.unto.net Unto.net]. |
Revision as of 20:18, November 25, 2005
Co-founder of Williams Students Online, DeWitt was originally in the class of '97. DeWitt took a year off to help start Tripod, Inc., before returning to graduate in '98 as a double major in Political Science and Computer Science. After graduation, DeWitt went to work in Seattle, WA as a Program Manager for Microsoft. DeWitt returned to the Berkshires to start both Eziba and Avacet. DeWitt later moved to New York City to run software development for Site59, Inc. and software architecture for Travelocity. DeWitt is currently principal engineer at A9.com, an Amazon.com company. DeWitt lives in San Francisco, CA, and continues to write about and develop open source applications at Unto.net.
