Todd Chronis
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E-mail todd@chronis.com
Phone (716) 218-6244
Fax (716) 218-2061
21 Hardwood Hill Road
Pittsford, New York 14534-4545
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Objective
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Chief Architect of a research and development organization
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Experience
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 DecoGen
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2002
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Genaissance Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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New Haven, CT
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Consultant, Software Architect
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• Created artifacts that document the company's Business and Market architectures.
• Architected J2EE/EJB Bioinformatics solution to replace existing client-server application.
• Architected XML-based data-mart to complement the company's genetic data warehouse.
• Created conceptual architecture artifacts, including mock-ups, high-level UML models and XML data formats.
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 Plan Web
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2001
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Xelus, Inc.
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Fairport, NY
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Consultant, Software Architect
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• Architected J2EE application-server based application framework.
• Architected Plan/Web, a logistics application for service parts.
• Architected Sales Order Management system.
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 DR-LINK
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1997 — 2000
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Manning & Napier Information Systems
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Rochester, NY
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Consultant
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• Architected WAP/WML prototype text compression application suite.
• Designed e-commerce comparison-shopping prototype.
• Architected, designed and coded Patent research application.
• Created XML/XSL e-commerce prototype for auto parts web site.
• Rearchitected, designed and coded and application tiers for DR-LINK.
• Co-invented, architected, designed and coded two information visualizers.
• Received U.S. patents 6,041,331 and 6,275,229.
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 thestar.com
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1996
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Toronto Star and Harlequin Books
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Toronto, ON
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Consultant
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• Designed and implemented Web prototype for www.thestar.com.
• Designed and implemented Web prototype for www.romance.net.
• Evaluated vendors for hardware, software and Internet connectivity.
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 News in Motion
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1993 — 1995
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WalkSoft Corporation
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Rochester, NY
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President, Editor and Publisher
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• Founder of ten-person company that pioneered electronic publishing.
• Published News In Motion ®, a daily international multimedia newspaper that combined articles, pictures, audio and animation.
• Licensed content from NY Times, LA Times—Washington Post, Reuters, Agence—France Presse and others. Created original multimedia content.
• Architected publishing system, delivery platform and user application based on Windows 3.1 and QuickTime.
• Distributed newspaper daily to MCI customers 1994—1995.
• Licensed software system to Financial Times, Boston Herald, and others.
• Architected and designed and implemented web-based multimedia chat system based on Diner metaphor
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 SalesBook
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1990 — 1992
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Pendragon Technology, Inc
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Rochester, NY
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President
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• Co-founder of company that pioneered Sales Force Automation software.
• Architected SalesBook®, a Windows-based application that combined calendar,
to-do list, sales planning functions with automated mainframe connectivity for
sales prospecting and contract management.
• Sold company in 1992.
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 Xerox 2520
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1985 — 1990
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ERO SkunkWorks
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East Rochester, NY
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Consultant
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• Created software laboratory notebook.
• Created intelligent filing system prototype with software agents.
• Architected and implemented windowing system running on top of DOS.
• Architected and implemented an embedded real-time micro-controller based
operating system written in assembler that became basis for many Xerox products,
including Cutter 1, 2520 and 8836.
• Created application software for Xerox Cutter 1.
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 Xerox 5065
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1980 — 1984
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Xerox Corporation
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Henrietta, NY
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Engineer
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• Implemented user interface for Xerox 1065/5065 copiers.
• Performed finite-element analysis of the electrical field of an ink-jet deflection
system for a high-speed printer.
• Assisted in mechanical design of ink-jet electrical deflection system.
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Education
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1976 — 1980
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Cambridge, MA
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• Bachelor of Science, Physics.
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