Steve Lindsey came to LiveView Technologies (LVT) in 2011. He has extensive experience with electronic engineering and specializes in computer programming. He began his career by selling computers and installing CAT 5 and fiber optic cables, and later worked for Novell on their NetWare, GroupWise, and eDirectory technologies, as the CTO at i3 Technologies, as well as starting his own company called AudioShare which was a first-of-its-kind digital audio distribution network. Because of this varied work history, Lindsey has a deep understanding of programming, engineering, networking, digital signal processing, RF engineering, and even physical wiring, all of which has had a powerful influence on LVT’s product offering. He won the 2007 Utah Innovations Award in Electronics Hardware and is currently on the annual selection committee. Lindsey has a bachelor’s degree in electronic and information technologies from Brigham Young University. He is married and has seven children. In his spare time, he enjoys music, including writing and playing four instruments, and biking.
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