Hernan J Bormey

from Miami, FL

Age ~61

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Hernan Bormey Phones & Addresses

14212 18Th St, Miami, FL 33175 (305) 221-9187 (305) 221-9337
14105 11Th St, Miami, FL 33184 (305) 221-9187 (305) 221-9337
Hialeah, FL
15061 52Nd St, Hollywood, FL 33027
Miramar, FL
14212 SW 18Th St, Miami, FL 33175 (305) 221-9337

Work

Company: Florida international university - college of engineering & computing Position: Director of it

Education

Degree: Bachelors School / High School: Florida International University

Skills

Windows Server • System Administration • Active Directory • Vmware • It Management

Languages

Spanish

Industries

Computer & Network Security

Professional Records

License Records

Hernan Jesus Bormey

Address:

14212 S W 18, Miami, FL 33175

License #:

SL611266 - Active

Category:

Real Estate

Issued Date:

Apr 18, 1994

Effective Date:

May 27, 2011

Expiration Date:

Mar 31, 2018

Type:

Sales Associate

Resumes

Director Of It

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Location:

Miami, FL

Industry:

Computer & Network Security

Work:

Florida International University - College of Engineering & Computing
Director of It

Education:

Florida International University
Bachelors

Skills:

Windows Server
System Administration
Active Directory
Vmware
It Management

Languages:

Spanish

Publications

Us Patents

Reflectometer

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US Patent:

51480417, Sep 15, 1992

Filed:

Feb 7, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/652016

Inventors:

Herbert Wertheim - Coral Gables FL
Hernan Bormey - Miami FL
Carlos Bormey - Miami FL

Assignee:

Brain Power, Inc. - Miama FL

International Classification:

G01B 900

US Classification:

250571

Abstract:

A reflection meter for measuring the percentage of reflected light from a surface. A light source produces light which strikes the surface. The surface reflects the light into a chamber which directs the light to a detector. The detector senses the reflected light and produces a detect signal that represents the light reflected. A microprocessor receives the detect signal and calculates a percentage of light reflected from the surface which is shown on a display. An absorbing receiver engage the surface and absorbs any light that is transmitted through the surface.