Robert Kozak has work in the computer industry for over 20 years. His first actual paying job was redoing an inventory control program written in BASIC on a TRS-80 in 1985.
Robert worked as a junior mainframe programmer using COBOL and was the first person in Canada to get a copy of Delphi 1 thru an Early Awareness program. He worked for consulting firms, was a cofounder of TaDDA! the Toronto Area Delphi Developers Association, and was the techincal editor on a number of books.
While working at Borland as an R&D engineer he was involved with CBuilder 5, Delphi 5&6, and Kylix.
After leaving Borland, Robert joined Nowcom Corporation in Los Angeles as a Senior Software Architect in 2002. He is currently still there as the Director of Software Development.
Robert worked as a junior mainframe programmer using COBOL and was the first person in Canada to get a copy of Delphi 1 thru an Early Awareness program. He worked for consulting firms, was a cofounder of TaDDA! the Toronto Area Delphi Developers Association, and was the techincal editor on a number of books.
While working at Borland as an R&D engineer he was involved with CBuilder 5, Delphi 5&6, and Kylix.
After leaving Borland, Robert joined Nowcom Corporation in Los Angeles as a Senior Software Architect in 2002. He is currently still there as the Director of Software Development.
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