Hello, I'm system administrator for Molecular Graphics Laboratory and Lead Developer on Python Molecular Viewer. I'm in charge of a number of Linux, Mac and Windows computers and servers including 96 node Dell PowerEdge cluster called ark. I'm also administrator of the following resources:

• mgl.scripps.edu and autodock.scripps.edu websites.
• MGL Maling List.
• MGL Bugzilla.
• MGL Forum.
• MGL CVS repository.
  

As a Research Programmer I do design, development, testing, packaging and user support for MGLTools. The following is a partial list of features that I have implemented so far:

• Standalone installers for Linux/Unix, Mac OS X and Windows.
• Volume Rendering Widget (IsoSurfaces, Orthogonal Slices, 3D Textures).
• Graphics User Interface (GUI) design for Adaptive Poisson Boltzmann Solver.
• Macromolecular Crystallographic Information (mmCIF) and AVS field binary data (FLD) parsers.
• Web Services GUI for AutoDock and APBS.
• PyMedia and GLF integration with MGLTools (inception).
• Nucleic acid secondary structure rendering.
  
• Splash screen, Update Manager, File → Recent Files and Read → Molecule From Web.
• GUI front-end and MySQL back-end for user registration.

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