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Alex Wolfson first got interested in programming in an electronic music class, where the teacher explained how computers worked. Alex said that's when he "got it!". His first job was a systems programmer, which was what today would be called a combination of DevOps and SRE. He moved on to work at a number of banks in NYC and Boston.
In the nineties he worked at a startup where he was the first person to get email working on a portable device. Sadly, the startup did not go anywhere. As Alex said it's "not what you got, it's what you sell!". He also spent some time at Lucent and as a consultant for NJ government projects.
He retired in 2026.
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