| Age: | 30 |
| Residence: | St. Louis, MO in the Shaw neighborhood. |
| Work: | Product Support Engineer, SGI |
| Wife: | Leonie Carrillo Lloyd. Married 12/21/1999 or 7/23/2000, depending on what date you choose (it's a long story) |
| Hobbies: | Fixing our old house, Photography, some woodworking, and an obsession with power tools. Analog stuff to offset my completely digital work. |
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That's me on the left, doing the hacker thing. Note the essential
geek tools in use: A half full bottle of mountain new and the
console to a 512 processor Origin 3800. The picture is from an
install we did in July, 2001 at Nasa Goddard Space Flight Center.
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Before moving to St. Louis and working at SGI, I received a degree
in biochemisty
from the University of Missouri.
Ah, yes. Four and a half of the best years that I don't remember.
After graduating, I worked for about a year and a half as a sysadmin
for the SGI workstations
at Mizzou. This taught me the black art of sysadmining which eventually
won me a job at SGI. While I was at Mizzou, I was very active in the Delta chapter of Alpha Chi Sigma professional chemistry fraternity, including a one year stint as Master Alchemist (president) of the chapter. While I was president I went to the 1998 Conclave (a big convention held every two years for members of Alpha Chi Sigma). It was there that I met my wife, Leonie. |