Dave Lennert

Dave At Work

I spent 9 years at Hewlett-Packard in Silicon Valley and in 1988 I moved to Portland, Oregon and started at Sequent Computer Systems, Inc continuing my Unix kernel hacking. My interest changed to PC software, so I moved to Intel in 1995 where I wrote Microsoft Windows/NT and Java application software until 1997 when I moved to a startup company, Webridge.  In 2005 I did a short stint at WebMD.  Then in 2006 I moved to Thetus.

Dave At Play

I am a fairly die-hard Disney fan. Learn more than you want to know about my Disney Obsession.

Favorite Web Places

Everyone's got their own mile long list of favorite Web places. I'll just give you my top pick:

• In the category of "Things You Should Never Try At Home":
  • Strawberry Pop-Tart Blow-Torches.  In keeping with never trying this at home, I tried this myself at work (if that site isn't available, a mirror is here).
  • Sparkler Bombs
  • Fun with Grapes
• You can learn how to pick a lock. Become a delinquent via home study.
• Of course, where I really spend time is on the various Disney-related pages.

The History of Dave

I was born at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California and raised about 5 miles away in Woodside, CA until I finally attended Stanford as an undergraduate and then a graduate. (My mom did work as a secretary at Stanford, but not until I entered high school.) After graduating, I worked for Hewlett-Packard in Cupertino, CA for 9 years before moving to Portland, Oregon where I worked for Sequent Computers for 7 years, Intel for 2 years,  Webridge for 8 years, WebMD for about a year, and I'm now at Thetus.. 

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