Mark Pyatetsky
Mark Pyatetsky is an IT consultant with over 15 years of professional
experience as a manager, project leader, technical consultant, systems
architect and programmer. He has an extensive experience in the design,
development and system integration of highly reliable and scalable client-server
computer systems (databases, data warehouses and networks) for financial
services, telecommunications, pharmacy, retail and other industries.
Born and raised in Kiev, Ukraine, he received his graduate and postgraduate
education in physics, computer science and business at Moscow's Physics
and Technology Institute and, after immigrating to the United States,
at Northwestern University and the University of Chicago. After graduation,
he worked as a software programmer, architect and manager at Fermilab,
ITT, Rockwell International and AT&T Bell Labs developing data
acquisition and telephone call processing software.
As a consultant, he has lead software development and integration
projects for a variety of clients in Illinois, New York, Connecticut
and North Carolina. He has developed and reengineered data warehouses
for banks, insurance company and a pharmacy retail chain. He led a
web development project transferring high demand customer insurance
information to the Internet. He trained and mentored the client's
staff and taught client-server and Unix technology at Solex Academy
at Wheeling.
Currently Mr. Pyatetsky is developing a data warehouse – repository
for evaluating performance and capacity of the computer servers and
network infrastructure for a large Chicago-based financial services
company. The repository is intended to improve efficiency and performance
of the corporate infrastructure and reduce the operating costs. The
infrastructure contains hundreds of Unix and other servers, hundreds
of network routers, switches and WAN connections.
Mr. Pyatetsky is a member of the Chicago Chapter of the Internet
Society and the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers.
