Jamieson has created solutions ranging from LAMP platforms to open systems security standards and enterprise messaging frameworks for some of the world's biggest companies, including Ford, GM, Roche, T-Mobile, Cargill, Eli Lilly, WalMart, Disney, Deutsche Bank, HP, ABN AMRO, RJ Reynolds, Compaq, Clalbit (Tel Aviv), HP Globalsoft (India), and Bank of America, managing projects responsible for building tens of thousands of servers.
Jamieson co-authored the DBA's Guide to Databases Under Linux (Egan, Becker, Zikopoulos, et al) more than a decade ago and is a frequently published contributor to industry journals as well as an international public speaker. Jamieson is currently working on Linux Security for Enterprise Networks.
Jamieson led M&A technical teams for HP, as well as technical teams for major projects such as the secure worldwide LinuxCOE for a Fortune 10 energy firm, standardized LAMP stack for another Fortune 10 financial firm, multiple projects for Fortune #1 for worldwide deployment, and a 30,000 seat thin-client deployments at a major auto manufacturer.
Jamieson has developed cloud filesystems (POSIX and non-POSIX), UX and complete front-end applications, QA testing suites, RESTful and SOAP API, large migrations, security standards and hardening systems, and countless architectures for mission-critical projects in numerous industries, including finance, manufacturing, energy, and pharmaceuticals.
His career has spanned the United States and Europe and extended into the Middle East and Asia. As a technical author and speaker, he still gets "down and dirty" with code and architecture. Résumé available upon request.