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Profiles - Friday, August 13, 2010 10:59 - 1 Comment
Friday Five: Pollenizer’s Jon Tyson
Every Friday we’ll profile a prominent figure from Australia’s IT, telecommunications or video gaming industries in the Friday Five.
Jon Tyson is the chief technology officer for startup consultancy Pollenizer. But his resume is littered with high profile positions — senior research engineer at NICTA, VP of engineering at Omnidrive, head of engineering at Kazaa and more. He’s this week’s guest on the Friday Five.
What was your first job ever?
My first job at school was working at a neighbour’s house in a small confectionary business packing candy. It taught me the value of money and hard work early on as well as offering an endless supply of sweets. Coming out of university into my first ‘real’ job I worked at a software company in Aberdeen, Scotland writing GPS and image processing software for use in the oil industry.
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