Peter Baer Galvin (http://www.galvin.info)
is currently looking for an opportunity to do interesting work for a startup or established enterprise, likely as a Solutions Architect or Enterprise Architect.
Most recently he was Principal Solutions Architect for DSSD, which was bought by EMC, which was then bought by Dell.
Before that he was the Chief Solutions Architect for Pluribus Networks (http://www.pluribusnetworks.com), a startup focusing on the next generation of network infrastructure by creating an intelligent Top-of-Rack server-switch.
Prior to that he was the CTO for Corporate Technologies, a premier systems integrator and VAR (www.cptech.com). He was employee #3 and helped grow it to over 70 people at its peak.
Before that, Peter was the systems manager for Brown University’s Computer Science Department.
He has written articles and columns for many publications, such as being the Sun columnist for ;login: magazine (www.usenix.org/publications/login/). He is coauthor of the Operating Systems Concepts and Applied Operating Systems Concepts text-
books (www.os-book.com). As a consultant and trainer, Peter teaches tutorials and gives talks on security and system administration worldwide.
Get in touch with me via email: peter @ galvin.info 
Peter Baer Galvin's Blog 
February 8, 2007 at 8:33 pm
Hi Peter,
I too am an application addict and like you when I search VT I look at the last update, the ratings and number of downloads to evaluate how promising an application might be.
What frustrated me was that the applications where not organized in a useful manner. I would like to see all “Chatting” applications, all apps that will let me “Scan” documents, etc etc…
To overcome this problem I started a the OS X Software Map Project, which can be found at http://www.efficientmac.com/project/os_x_software_map_project
Right now I have just started populating it with applications that I use but I would be curious to hear your ideas and opinions given our similar interest!
All the best,
Nik