Background
Meier, Robert Joseph was born on August 7, 1959 in St. Marys, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Robert Joseph and Joán (Kerner) Meier.
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Robert Joseph Meier
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Bachelor of Science in Physics, Villanova U., 1981; Bachelor of Electrical Engineering, Villanova U., 1981; Master of Electrical Engineering, Stanford College, 1982; Doctor of Philosophy in Elec. Engineering, Stanford College, 1988.
Career
Physics researcher, Villanova (Pennsylvania) U., 1979; software engineer, Radio Corporation American, Somerville, New Jersey, 1980; consultant, National Science Foundation, Villanova, 1981; science group leader, Project Pleides Space Station, Stanford, 1982; software engineer, Harris Corporation, Melbourne, Florida, 1983; research physicist, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Moffett Field, California, 1984-1988; senior software engineer, proCASE, Inc., Santa Clara, California, 1988-1989; senior software engineer, consultant Bell laboratories, American Telephone & Telegraph Company, Naperville, Illinois, 1989-1991; senior software engineer Graphics Software Laboratory, American Telephone & Telegraph Company, Indianapolis, 1992-1993; consultant, Custom Tools, Indianapolis, since 1993; webmaster, FANUC Robotics, since 1995. Commercial pilot, 1993.
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Instructor water safety American Red Cross, Santa Clara, 1979-1984. Captain Emergency Management Agency Radio Unit, Naperville, Illinois, 1989-1991. Member Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (public referee 1984-1989), Usenix Association, White River Aviation Club, KC (treasurer 1986-1991), Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Pi Sigma.
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Political Party
Liberterian
Awards
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Recipient Certified of Recognition, Illinois House of Representatives, 1991. Fellow Charles LeGeyt Fortescue, 1981, National Science Foundation, 1982-1984.Recipient Certified of Recognition, Illinois House of Representatives, 1991. Fellow Charles LeGeyt Fortescue, 1981, National Science Foundation, 1982-1984.