Julian E. Gómez

Julian E. Gómez is a software engineer who was an original member of the QuickDraw 3D development team.
==Education==
Gomez received an A.B. in computer science from the University of California, Berkeley in June 1977. He received a Ph.D. in computer and information science from in March 1985.Julian E. Gómez chronological curriculum vitae, Digital Design 2000+ Web Cast. Archived 1999-11-30.
==Career==
In January 1986, Gomez became a research scientist at the , jointly administered by the .
===MacroMind===
In June 1988, Gomez joined MacroMind as a 3D scientist and led the development of MacroMind Three-D. He left MacroMind in November 1990, right before MacroMind Three-D was released in 1991. Gomez had then joined the Intouch Group in San Francisco, California as VP of Research & Development.MacroMind Three-D does animation and rendering by Doug and Denise Green, InfoWorld. 1991-07-15.
===Apple Computer===
In August 1992, Gomez joined Apple Computer as a principal engineer of Macintosh System Software and was a member of the original QuickDraw 3D development team until July 1995.
===After Apple===
In March 1996, Gomez joined as director of advanced technology and architected the L3D database to record all of Lego's toy pieces in an . By May 1997, he became the chief scientist of .
==References==
==External links==
*Julian E Gómez at ACM Digital Library
*Julian E. Gómez at DBLP Computer Science Bibliography
*Julian Gómez at LinkedIn
*Julian Gómez at Twitter
*Julian E. Gómez at the Macromedia Wiki
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Category:Former MacroMind employees