ANDREW ROBERT HELLER
Pilots at Hennig Dr, Austin, TX
License number
Texas A0818739
Issued Date
Dec 2015
Expiration Date
Dec 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
4501 Hennig Dr, Austin, TX 78738
Professional information
Art Direction At Austin Creative Department And Business Consulting At Mg Co-Op And Eei.
Position:
Assistant Art Director at Austin Creative Department
Location:
Austin, Texas Area
Industry:
Design
Work:
Austin Creative Department
since Aug 2011
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Assistant Art Director
East End Ink
Jun 2009 - Mar 2011
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Business Development
East End Ink
Aug 2009 - Jun 2010
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Social Media Consultant
Bright GIS
May 2008 - Dec 2008
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Technology Consultant and Sales
Education:
Southern Methodist University 2004 - 2008
Bachelors, English Lit
Bachelors, English Lit
Andrew Heller
Location:
Austin, Texas Area
Industry:
Information Technology and Services
Skills:
Start-ups, Cloud Computing, SaaS, Strategic Partnerships, Go-to-market Strategy, Enterprise Software, Entrepreneurship, Product Management, Venture Capital, Product Marketing, Business Development, Software Development, Scalability, High Performance Computing, Channel, Strategy, Mobile Applications, Storage, Unix, Mergers & Acquisitions, Operating Systems, Mobile Devices, Product Development, Integration, Program Management, Enterprise Architecture, Agile Methodologies, E-commerce, Business Strategy, Architecture, Sales Enablement, Demand Generation, Distributed Systems, System Architecture, IT Strategy, Strategic Alliances, Virtualization, Semiconductors, Cross-functional Team Leadership, PaaS, Business Alliances, Big Data, Professional Services, Executive Management, Team Building
Languages:
French, Japanese
Andrew Heller - Austin, TX
Work:
Leslie's Pool Supplies - Houston, TX
Commercial Account Executive Leslie's Pool Supplies - Westlake, TX
Lead Sales Associate GMR Marketing - Austin, TX
Brand Ambassador Jack and Adam's Bicycles - Austin, TX
Marketing Intern
Commercial Account Executive Leslie's Pool Supplies - Westlake, TX
Lead Sales Associate GMR Marketing - Austin, TX
Brand Ambassador Jack and Adam's Bicycles - Austin, TX
Marketing Intern
Education:
St. Edward's University - Austin, TX
Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing
Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing
Skills:
Sales, Account Management, Customer Service, Marketing, Social Media, Inventory Management, Operations Management, Blogging, Strategic Planning, Cold Calling
Andrew Heller - Austin, TX
Work:
Austin Creative Department
Junior Copywriter East End Ink
Marketing Coordinator / Account Executive / Social Media and PR Bright GIS - Dallas, TX
Lead cold calling campaign for experimental, state-of-the-art product
Junior Copywriter East End Ink
Marketing Coordinator / Account Executive / Social Media and PR Bright GIS - Dallas, TX
Lead cold calling campaign for experimental, state-of-the-art product
Education:
Southern Methodist University, Dedman College - Dallas, TX
Bachelor of the Arts in English Literature, Cinema Television Southern Methodist University - Dallas, TX
Cox Summer Business Institute Boy Scouts of America - San Antonio, TX
Eagle Scout
Bachelor of the Arts in English Literature, Cinema Television Southern Methodist University - Dallas, TX
Cox Summer Business Institute Boy Scouts of America - San Antonio, TX
Eagle Scout
Skills:
Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office
Computer System Having Remotely Located I/O Devices Where Signals Are Encoded At The Computer System Through Two Encoders And Decoded At I/O Devices Through Two Decoders
US Patent:
6385666, May 7, 2002
Filed:
Mar 14, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/524812
Inventors:
Barry Thornton - Austin TX
Andrew Heller - Austin TX
Daniel Barrett - Austin TX
Charles Ely - Horseshoe Bay TX
Andrew Heller - Austin TX
Daniel Barrett - Austin TX
Charles Ely - Horseshoe Bay TX
Assignee:
Clearcube Technology, Inc. - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 1314
US Classification:
710 2, 710106, 710129, 375219
Abstract:
A system comprise a computing system and a human interface located remotely from the computing system. The human interface may comprise a display device and an input/output (âI/Oâ) device. The system may include a first interface device coupled to the computing system and a second interface device coupled to the display device and the I/O device of the human interface. The system may also include at least one transmission line coupling the first and second interface devices. The first interface device is operable to receive, from the computing system, a video signal to be transmitted to the display device and a non-video signal to be transmitted to the I/O device, and is operable to convert each of the video signal and the non-video signal into a format suitable for transmission to the second interface device. The converted video signal and the converted non-video signal may then be transmitted to the second interface device via the at least one transmission line. The second interface device is operable to receive the converted video signal and the converted non-video signal from the first interface device and to provide the video signal and the non-video signal to the display device and the I/O device, respectively.
Extending Universal Serial Bus To Allow Communication With Usb Devices At A Remote Location
US Patent:
6708247, Mar 16, 2004
Filed:
Jul 20, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/619989
Inventors:
Dan Barret - Austin TX
Mike Barron - Cedar Park TX
Andrew Heller - Austin TX
Mike Barron - Cedar Park TX
Andrew Heller - Austin TX
Assignee:
ClearCube Technology, Inc. - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 1300
US Classification:
710313, 710 63, 710300
Abstract:
System and method for communicating data over a remote Universal Serial Bus (USB) which may be used in systems wherein a host computer communicates with one or more remote USB devices. A host computer system may be coupled to a USB Remote Root Hub through a USB Extension (USBX) bus, providing the capability to control peripheral USB devices beyond the typical range of USB as specified in the USB specification. The USB Remote Root Hub may be coupled to the USB peripheral devices through the USB and may be located in the vicinity of the peripherals subject to standard USB distance limitations, and may thus be located remotely from the host.
Method For Retailing Electronic Media
US Patent:
2005010, May 12, 2005
Filed:
Nov 7, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/703350
Inventors:
Andrew Heller - Austin TX, US
International Classification:
G06F017/60
US Classification:
705026000
Abstract:
The present invention is directed to a unique method of retailing electronic multimedia in a controlled environment, and to a system which enables such a retailing method. Such an environment is generated by requiring the creation of portable and/or hard copies of such multimedia files to be generated only in specific retail locations. Such retail locations would physically contain no pre-recorded media files. Rather, they would comprise one or more local servers located in the retail locations and connected via a network to one or more remote sources. Such remote sources may comprise servers, libraries, databases, and the like. While no pre-recorded electronic media is stored on the local server, it can be downloaded and held in a cache on the local server. From the local server, the media can be saved onto a portable storage medium. Eliminating local storage of the electronic media files increases control over their distribution and maximizes distribution efficiency.
Computer Network Having Multiple Remotely Located Human Interfaces Sharing A Common Computing System
US Patent:
6119146, Sep 12, 2000
Filed:
May 4, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/072216
Inventors:
Andrew Heller - Austin TX
Barry Thornton - Austin TX
Daniel Barrett - Austin TX
Charles Ely - Horseshoe Bay TX
Barry Thornton - Austin TX
Daniel Barrett - Austin TX
Charles Ely - Horseshoe Bay TX
Assignee:
INT Labs, Inc. - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 1516
US Classification:
709203
Abstract:
A computer network having multiple remotely located human interfaces which share a common computing system which appears, to each of the human interfaces, as a virtual computer dedicated to that human interface. The computer network includes a processor subsystem and a plurality of nodes, each coupled to the processor subsystem and having a remotely located human interface comprised of a video monitor and an I/O device coupled thereto. Each one of the nodes further incudes a first interface device coupled to the processor subsystem and to a transmission line while each of the human interfaces further includes a second interface device coupled to the video monitor, the I/O device and the transmission line. The computer network further includes a memory subsystem coupled to the processor subsystem and having a plurality of memory areas, each corresponding to one of the plurality of nodes. Using information stored in each one of the plurality of memory areas, the processor subsystem appears, to the corresponding one of the plurality of nodes, as a dedicated processor for the human interface coupled to the node.
Computer Network Having Commonly Located Computing Systems
US Patent:
6012101, Jan 4, 2000
Filed:
May 4, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/072397
Inventors:
Andrew Heller - Austin TX
Barry Thornton - Austin TX
Daniel Barrett - Austin TX
Charles Ely - Horseshoe Bay TX
Barry Thornton - Austin TX
Daniel Barrett - Austin TX
Charles Ely - Horseshoe Bay TX
Assignee:
INT Labs, Inc. - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 1300
US Classification:
709250
Abstract:
A computer network comprised of a plurality of interconnected nodes, each having a DTE device coupled thereto. Plural ones of the DTE devices are each further comprised of a computing system positioned at a first location and a human interface, which includes a video monitor, and plural I/O devices, specifically, a keyboard, mouse and printer, positioned at a second location remotely located relative to the first location. The first locations at which the computing systems of the DTE devices are positioned are commonly located. The DTE devices further include a first encoder coupled to the computing system, a first decoder coupled to the video monitor and the at least one I/O device and a transmission line which couples the encoder to the decoder. The first encoder receives, from the computing system, a video signal to be transmitted to the video monitor and a non-video signal to be transmitted to the at least one I/O device. The first encoder combines the video and the non-video signals into a combined signal and transmits the combined signal to the first decoder via the transmission line.
Computer On A Card With A Remote Human Interface
US Patent:
6886055, Apr 26, 2005
Filed:
Dec 1, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/728667
Inventors:
Andrew Heller - Austin TX, US
Barry Thornton - Austin TX, US
Barry Thornton - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
ClearCube Technology, Inc. - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F013/12
US Classification:
710 62, 710 65, 710301, 710302, 709217, 709218
Abstract:
A computing system in which a human interface (HI) is located remotely from a computer. The HI includes a keyboard, mouse, and monitor. The computer includes a motherboard with CPU, memory, network and interface logic, disk drives, and a power supply, configured on a single card, and communicates with the HI by sending and receiving encoded HI signals. The computer card includes an interfacing edge connector for communicating with the HI and networks. The HI logic receives HI signals from the interface logic and encodes the signals into a format suitable for transmission to the HI. The HI logic receives and decodes incoming encoded HI signals from the HI, and transmits the decoded HI signals to the interface logic for use in the computing system. The network logic encodes network signals into a format suitable for transmission to the network, and receives and decodes encoded network signals from the network.