Jesse T. Quatse, Ph.D. is a Cambridge Who’s Who member who has made remarkable advancements in the field of computer science and developed numerous computer systems designs, while serving in his post as Vice President of Technology Operations at DesignMind Business Solutions. Dr. Quatse’s wide-ranging history in the field marks him as a distinguished professional. He is considered a founder of computer science programs at the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University, as his hard work and passion for his craft has given him opportunities to support the design of the widely-recognized G-21 system, and conduct research which supported funding for the computer science department. For many years, Dr. Quatse’s work has helped facilitate the public honor of Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) and its affiliates, and he has also been recognized as a public speaker on the institution’s behalf, having spoken at the 50th Anniversary of Computer Science in April of 2006 as one of the founders of computer science.

Dr. Quatse has committed himself to sharpening his skill set for more than 50 years; during that time, he has amassed more than 20 patents in both the United States and Europe. His career has been a progression of world competitive computer system designs at major universities, large companies and entrepreneurial ventures. As a renowned authority in the world of computer science, Dr. Quatse has experienced success as a computer product developer, and served as vice president, project manager or product manager of several beneficial business ventures. Throughout his career, Dr. Quatse has been able to be a factor in the enhanced success of countless business-owners on an international basis. He has worked with French multinationals, and been published in several industry-related publications for his knowledge of and proficiency in computer science programs.

While functioning as Vice President of DesignMind Business Solutions, Dr. Quatse oversees all business plans and projects from inception to completion. In addition, Dr. Quatse’s outside business endeavors allow him to serve as an entrepreneurial executive and the co-founder of several turnarounds and start-ups, and implement successful exit strategies, including both IPO and acquisitions. Moreover, he is able to maintain exceptionally well-accepted software products which have been placed on the market.

Dr. Quatse earned a Ph.D. in electrical engineering and computer science after receiving a master’s degree in the same field of study, and completing coursework at Carnegie Mellon University. Dr. Quatse also received a bachelor of science in physics. He was granted a patent on the optimized high-speed arithmetic unit of the G-20 mainframe computer at Bendix Computer and received the Bendix Doctoral Study Award from David Evans; he has tread a path of continuous success since completing his studies and earning his patents. When he is not hard at work, Dr. Quatse enjoys spending time with his family.

Dr. Jesse Quatse became a Cambridge Who’s Who Member in September 2010. Cambridge Who’s Who offers its members recognition and exposure of their accomplishments, credibility in their field and networking opportunities to stimulate career growth. Dr. Quatse was selected for the Cambridge Who’s Who Wiki because of his remarkable achievements and his expertise in computer hardware.