As a Software Architect and Product Planner at the Adrenaline Group, Robert Di Marco designs, develops, and builds applications for Adrenaline's clients and conducts technical reviews for companies reviewing their products. Di Marco has developed the wireless piece of a multi-device, Internet based workflow data management tool for the home building industry, an XML-based permission management system, a dynamic reporting tool, and an XML-RPC based system that accurately synchronizes the data on servers dispersed at multiple co-location centers around the world.

Prior to Adrenaline, Di Marco was the lead Java developer at Total SumParts, where he created a real-time stock tracker for active securities traders, and was the lead Java and HTML developer on an extensive web monitoring system. Earlier, Di Marco was a Software Developer at Intelligent Information Systems, Inc. where he re-engineered database systems for both federal government and large manufacturing clients, working with both Oracle and DB2 databases.

Di Marco holds a BS, with distinction, in physics and chemistry from the University of Virginia.

As a Software Architect at The Adrenaline Group, Jay Gelman rapidly delivers complex, high performance Web systems for start-ups and entrepreneurial organizations. While at Adrenaline, Gelman has been involved in a wide array of development efforts including the creation of a document management system, a voice-activated phone-based email system, and a sales tracking tool. Most recently, Gelman used his Java development and SQL database skills to help create a web-based website development tool.

Gelman brings to Adrenaline over 3 years of software development experience. Prior to Adrenaline, Gelman worked at the MIT Lincoln Laboratory developing satellite communications software. Gelman is the primary patent holder on the patent-pending Wireless IP Suite Enhancer that he helped to develop while at Lincoln Laboratory and is published in a number of Military Communications Conference Proceedings.

Gelman received his Bachelors of Science in Computer Science from Case Western Reserve University in 1997.

As a Software Architect at The Adrenaline Group, Tigran Khrimian rapidly delivers complex, high performance Web systems for start-ups and entrepreneurial organizations and possesses deep knowledge in object oriented software design and development. He is experienced in both client side and server side Java programming using Servlets, JSP, EJB, AWT/Swing, and XML. At Adrenaline, Khrimian has worked with clients including The Motley Fool's Soapbox.com, Subprimex, and Network Solutions. For Soapbox.com, he was involved in developing an on-line accounting system, on-line payment processing, billing and order management systems. For Subprimex, Khrimian wrote a credit report "parser" that parsed the borrowers credit information received from credit bureaus in XML format. Khrimian was also involved in the design and implementation of Network Solution's eCommerce offering, creating a multi-path user signup wizard to register new and existing NSI users.

Prior to Adrenaline, Khrimian worked at as a software developer at IBM Corporation on a large scale, mission critical application. The application was developed using Java, C++, and DB2 database.

Khrimian holds a BS in computer science from University of Maryland and MS in computer science from Johns Hopkins University.

As a Software Architect at The Adrenaline Group, Chris Schultz rapidly delivers complex, high performance Web systems for start-ups and entrepreneurial organizations. Primarily a designer and developer of high-performance server-side Java applications, Schultz has working with Object Oriented methodologies for nearly ten years, and Java since it's initial release in 1994. Coupled with visual modeling and a deep knowledge of hardware and software systems, Schultz has successfully applied his talents toward projects at the Adrenaline Group including demos for proposed client systems and large-volume, high-traffic, database-driven web applications for Network Solutions.

Prior to Adrenaline, Schultz had been a principal of a Washington, DC startup software consulting firm developing custom applications using Java, C/C++, Perl and PHP and using Microsoft and Oracle databases.

Schultz has a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Indiana, with concentrations in Computer Graphics, Human-Computer Interfaces, and Optics.