1953
Born to Tadeusz Solak and Maria (Zagaja) Solak in Warsaw, Poland.
1977
Earns a Master of Science from the Warsaw University of Technology.
1980
Is an assistant professor at the Institute of Electrical Engineering in Poland until 1986.
1981
Obtains a Doctor of Philosophy from the Warsaw University of Technology.
1986
Is a Fulbright scholar at Texas A&M University until 1987.
1988
Is a visiting assistant professor at Cleveland State University until 1990.
1990
Wins Best Paper of the Session Award for presentation of the paper, “A Note on Robust G-Stability” at the Amer. Control Conf. in San Diego, CA.
1990
Is a senior lecturer at the University of Durban-Westville in South Africa until 1993.
1992
Receives the Foundation for Research Development Research Award from the University of Durban-Westville in South Africa.
1993
Becomes a professional engineer in South Africa; Is an assistant professor at the Institute of Electrical Engineering in Poland until 1997.
1998
Is a consultant for AT&T and PricewaterhouseCoopers in New Jersey through 2001.
2001
Is a SAS programmer for Bristol Myers-Squibb in Cranbury, NJ and for Merck & Co. in Blue Bell, PA through 2002.
2002
Is a senior SAS programmer and analyst for Adolor Corp. in Exton, PA until 2003.
2003
Is a SAS programmer and analyst for Bristol-Myers Squibb in Hopewell, NJ until 2005.
2005
Is an assoc. principal scientist, project leader & senior SAS programmer at the Schering Plough Research Institute and later Merck & Co. in Summit, NJ until 2010.
2010
Is a SAS programmer III for Johnson & Johnson in Chesterbrook, PA until 2011.
2011
Is a principal statistical programmer for Vertex in Boston, MA until 2016.
2016
Is a manager of statistical programming for Sandoz, Novartis, AG in Princeton, NJ until 2017.
2017
Is a senior manager of statistical programming for Pacira BioSciences, Inc. in Parsippany, NJ through today.
2020
Is listed in Marquis Who’s Who in America, 73rd edition.