Rahul Joshi has a formal education in cell biology and molecular biochemistry, but has been working in the information technology industry for the past 17 years. He has written columns for computer papers on the emergence of modern technology and co-authored 18 software training guidebooks for Microsoft applications.

Rahul has managed and directed a multimedia training program for Microsoft Press (Microsoft Access 2000 Step by Step), designed and specified Extranet systems for Herman Miller Incorporated, Image X and OSH (Sears Hardware), and defined needs for Motorola’s content management requirements. He has helped to specify content management systems for Boeing’s in-flight broad-band Internet access system and developed technical specifications for object models, documented business logic and flow, and developed testing regimens for server based applications for AT&T Wireless e-Business sites.

In 1996, his company, Aware Learning Technologies, produced award-winning computer based training applications (14 titles with Admin module) for CD-ROM and the Internet. During his tenure as President of Aware, Rahul designed and specified applications with the IAPA (Industrial Accident Prevention Association of Canada), and senior scientists with NIOSH (National Institute of Safety and Health in Washington DC).

Rahul has served as the Director of Strategy with Saltmine, of Seattle WA, an e-Business development organization. He has also served as a Director of Information Architecture with Chase Bobko Incorporated.