Paul Hubbard is a senior developer at the San Diego Supercomputer Center, working on the NEESit and CLEONS teams. On NEESit, he is currently responsible for all DAQ and hybrid simulation efforts. On CLEOS, he is working on NEON, for RBNB and data streaming. He is also contributing to several large-scale Earth-observing systems projects at SDSC. His past work has included diffractive X-ray and neutron optics at Sandia Labs, large-scale cache and data handling software at Fermi Lab, NEESGrid code at Argonne Lab, and DAQ/analysis code at a racecar DAQ company. His research includes wavelet domain convolution for audio localization, large-scale distributed storage systems, parallel processing, diffraction enhanced imaging and wavelet based signal processing.