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Sanford George has been working in the networking and data communications
field since 1977. He currently assists in the management of
Los Nettos at the
Information Sciences Institute at the
University
of Southern California. He is also the lead engineer for the Colocation
and Los Angeles Access Point (LAAP) projects.
From 1986 to 1999, he managed the multi-protocol routing infrastructure at
NASA's
Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the
California Institute of Technology. He also held the position of Routing
Center Manager for the Southwest region of the NASA Science Internet, NASA
Science Network and the Space Physics Analysis Network (SPAN). He received
seven
NASA awards for his contributions to NASA research and flight projects.
Sanford has worked for EDS (Electonic Data Systems), Hughes Aircraft Company,
Central Oregon College, a Data General OEM (Service Data Processing) and an
IBM service bureau (Alaskan Data Systems).
Before establishing a career in the networking field, he owned and operated
a sport parachuting and glider school in Northern California. | 
