Employment history

• Lead Interface designer (2000-);
• Assistant Professor of German, Dept. of Germanic Languages and Literatures, Princeton University (1992-99); Lecturer with rank of Assistant Professor, German Dept., Rutgers University (1999-2000)
• Translator, freelance (1990-). German and French to English.
  Clients: Global Translation Network, Boston Early Music Festival, various musical organizations
  Areas: law, art criticism, history, e-business, early modern literature
• Tutor, Literature Concentration, Harvard College (1985-87, 1988-91).
  Also taught for the Harvard Extension School and Dept. of Germanic Languages and Literatures.
• Library Assistant, French Institute / Alliance Française, New York (1982-84)

Education

• Ph.D. in Comparative Literature, Harvard University, 1992
• A.M. in Comparative Literature, Harvard University, 1986
• A.B. cum laude in Comparative Literature, Princeton University, 1982

Languages

• Fluent German, French, Latin (including medieval); some Italian, Spanish, Dutch
• (X)HTML, CSS, XML

Areas of particular interest

• Studying literature and culture using linguistics, narratology, rhetoric, and cognitive science
• Seventeenth- and eighteenth-century European literature
• Epistolary forms; literature and music
• Human-computer interfaces, educational uses for distributed computing; web accessibility

University service

• Academic Advisor and Faculty Fellow, Mathey College, Princeton University (1993-99)
• Departmental representative for the German Department, Princeton University (1997-99)