Among myriad other duties at the Center for Lower Atmospheric Studies, Ken managed a team which was responsible for designing and developing the Science Investigator-led Processing System (SIPS) for NASA's High Resolution Dynamics Limb Sounder (HIRDLS) instrument launched in 2004. Ken's management skills were integral in the successful development of this scientific data processing application. Ken allows his software developers to excel by balancing hands-on guidance with the freedom to experiment with cutting-edge solutions to technical challenges. Ken always stayed abreast of the latest innovations in the computer and software industries and shared that information with his colleagues and direct reports. This made the environment under Ken exciting and a continual learning experience. The three years that I worked for Ken were among the most valuable of my software development career. I highly recommend Ken Stone as a valued asset to any organization.

Among myriad other duties at the Center for Lower Atmospheric Studies, Ken managed a team which was responsible for designing and developing the Science Investigator-led Processing System (SIPS) for NASA's High Resolution Dynamics Limb Sounder (HIRDLS) instrument launched in 2004. Ken's management skills were integral in the successful development of this scientific data processing application. Ken allows his software developers to excel by balancing hands-on guidance with the freedom to experiment with cutting-edge solutions to technical challenges. Ken always stayed abreast of the latest innovations in the computer and software industries and shared that information with his colleagues and direct reports. This made the environment under Ken exciting and a continual learning experience. The three years that I worked for Ken were among the most valuable of my software development career. I highly recommend Ken Stone as a valued asset to any organization.

Among myriad other duties at the Center for Lower Atmospheric Studies, Ken managed a team which was responsible for designing and developing the Science Investigator-led Processing System (SIPS) for NASA's High Resolution Dynamics Limb Sounder (HIRDLS) instrument launched in 2004. Ken's management skills were integral in the successful development of this scientific data processing application. Ken allows his software developers to excel by balancing hands-on guidance with the freedom to experiment with cutting-edge solutions to technical challenges. Ken always stayed abreast of the latest innovations in the computer and software industries and shared that information with his colleagues and direct reports. This made the environment under Ken exciting and a continual learning experience. The three years that I worked for Ken were among the most valuable of my software development career. I highly recommend Ken Stone as a valued asset to any organization.