Joe started his career at Commodore as he built a worldwide engineering network while the Internet was being started under the management of the National Science Foundation and the U.S. military. Joe graduated to the aerospace industry and has been involved in projects such as GPS, LandSat, and Earth Observation satellites and has held high level security clearances beyond "Top Secret". Over the several decades, Joe has designed numerous Internet Gateways for Fortune 500 Companies such as GE, NBC, Vanguard, Mellon Bank, Martin Marietta and Lockheed. His skills include Internet security and especially securing Internet applications. Joe was one of a team of three that discovered the security breach and "break in" to General Electric's corporate network back in 1995 and helped to chase the notorious "Super Hacker" Kevin Mitnick who was eventually imprisoned for his activities. Citicorp has used Joe to design and roll out their 100,000+ user Email system for Y2K compliance. Joe's other projects include the design of data centers, Help Desks, Network Operation Centers and ISP Infrastructures. Joe built the infrastructure for Comcast Xfinity's X1 platform, which won multiple Emmys for technology innovation. He also built out a massive data bus that served all of Comcast's Big Data environment. Joe worked at David's Bridal and was instrumental in their digital transformation during the pandemic. He spent some time as CTO at LifeBrand and is currently Director of Network and Cloud Operations at Forcepoint. Joe is currently retired from industry and commits his time to the J. Allen Groves Center for Advanced Biblical research as the Board Chairman ( grovescenter.org). He also serves as a technical advisor for multiple startup companies.