Tom Bragg

Tom Bragg has a diverse and extensive work experience. Tom served as the Chief Technology Officer at ResQSoft, Inc. since March 2000. During their time there, they invented the adaptive reuse technique, which allowed for the automatic tailoring of reusable modules of source code for different applications. Tom also worked as a self-employed expert witness since January 1990, providing their expertise in computer litigation and intellectual property theft cases. Tom has worked on over 100 cases for top law firms, both nationally and internationally, and has been recognized as a court-qualified expert in various technology-related fields. Prior to their self-employment, Bragg worked as a Systems Analyst at CDC from an unknown start date until 1976. During their tenure, they gained experience in programming languages such as FORTRAN and COBOL, and worked on mainframe computers from various manufacturers.

Tom Bragg attended the University of Maryland from 1971 to 1976. During this time, they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.