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In 1995, Tim Brown founded a company that would eventually become known as University Software Development. University Software Development was founded to develop some software for the Department of Psychology at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.

After a few years of development work, the company became dormant, and Tim worked as a programmer, analyst, consultant, team leader, and instructor. During that time, he worked with some great companies. He is particularly proud of his associations with Digital Consulting and Software Services (DCSS) and Object Computing, Inc. (OCI).

In July of 2000, the company was brought out of dormancy in order to work on projects for:

• The Psychophysiology Laboratory in the Department of Psychology at Washington University
• The Center for Trauma Recovery at the University of Missouri - St. Louis
• The Department of Computer and Information Science of the University of Constance (Germany), and
• The European Space Agency (ESA) as a subcontractor through P&P Software

In January of 2005, after many years of working with Dr. John Stern and Bio-Behavior Analysis Systems as a contractor, subcontractor, and collaborator, University Software Development was merged into Bio-Behavior Analysis Systems.

The merged company combined the Psychophysiological and Bio-Behavioral research strengths of Bio-Behavior Analysis Systems with the specialized software development strengths of University Software Development and retained the Bio-Behavior Analysis Systems name.

Tim's skills and research interests are primarily:

• Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
• Java Programming
• Delphi Programming
• C++ Programming
• Object-Oriented Framework Design and Development
• Design and Development of Systems for Psychophysiological Research
• Application of Object-Oriented Framework Technology to Psychophysiological Research Systems and Bio-Sensing Operator Performance Monitoring Systems.

For further details, feel free to have a look at Tim's resume.