When Peter was a senior in high school, he built an 8080 computer from scrap and pieces.

While he was in college, he independently wrote a cardiac pacemaker monitoring and management system on his own time. He also independently designed a computer-aided surgery system for cardiac balloon catheterization. Peter has experience as a chemical consulting
contractor for KimKleen Manufacturing Co.

While majoring in chemistry at Temple University, he became intrigued with computers, beginning his lifelong dedication to the field. He designed and implemented the first library of computer books for faculty and students. He started the first Temple University computer games group which may have been the first system of its kind in the world. The games were used by both the students and faculty for entertainment and training purposes. The system was also used by the College of Education to assist students with special needs in developing both learning and socialization skills.