Charles Mauro

Charles S. "Chuck" Mauro Jr. (born May 31, 1958) is a hardware and software engineer who had worked at Apple Computer.
==Education==
Mauro enrolled at in 1976 to study applied mathematics. In 1979, he also studied computer science and electrical engineering.Background & Experience of Cipher Principals, Cipher Engineering. Accessed 2021-11-24.About work and education by Charles Mauro, Facebook. Accessed 2021-11-24.
==Career==
===Apple Computer===
Mauro began working for Apple Computer in May 1978 as employee #57. He initially worked on development for the Apple II using a 6502 assembler supplied by Gary Shannon. Mauro described Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak as the best 6502 coder he had ever known.Hi - Chuck here! by Charles Mauro, Apple II Enthusiasts, Facebook. 2021-04-12.Hi by Charles Mauro, Apple II Enthusiasts, Facebook. 2021-04-05.
===After Apple===
In 1980, Mauro left Apple to found Advanced Logic Systems (ALS), an Apple II software and peripheral supplier based in Sunnyvale, California.Advanced Logic Systems (PDF). Accessed 2021-11-24. The company was incorporated on May 19, 1980.Advanced Logic Systems, Inc., CorporationWiki. Accessed 2021-11-24. One of ALS's popular products was the CP/M Card, which featured a processor to enable an Apple II computer to run software.The CP/M CARD by Roger Johnstone, VintageWare. Accessed 2021-11-24.
Mauro later worked at AMD and Microsoft. He was also a manager of silicon validation at Intel from January 2000 and August 2006. He became a partner at Pico Machines, which joined with the staff of Cipher Systems to form Cipher Engineering, where he presently serves as a principal. Mauro is also working on a forthcoming book of his experiences.
==References==
==See also==
*List of early Apple Computer employees
==External links==
*Charles Mauro at CorporationWiki
*Charles Mauro at Facebook
Category:Former Apple employees
Category:Former Intel employees
Category:Former Microsoft employees