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Objectives and Interests
To obtain challenging employment as a software engineer utilizing my strengths in programming graphical user interfaces (GUIs), Microsoft Visual Basic and C/C++, Microsoft Access and SQL database applications, Java, Windows, UNIX, and working with object oriented technology.
Specific Programming Experience
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Languages |
Java, Microsoft Visual Basic v6.0, Microsoft C/C++ v6.0, SQL, Xlib under
X Windows, Motif, GNU C
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Databases |
Microsoft ACCESS v4.0, Microsoft SQL Server v7.0, Oracle 7, Borland Interbase |
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Technologies |
Embedded SQL, MFC, STL, RPC. UML design |
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Operating Systems |
Microsoft Windows, SUN O/S, Solaris, LINUX, SCO, and CMW versions of UNIX |
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Environments |
csh, bash, and korn shells, Windows, DOS, X Windows |
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Debuggers |
Microsoft Visual Studio, UNIX dbx and dbxtool |
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Code Checkers |
Rational Rose Purify, Sentinel, Quantify, and lint |
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Development Tools |
Microsoft Visual Studio Suite v6.0, Rational Rose, Macrovision InstallShield v5.5, make, X-Windows, Lex/Yacc, rcs, cvs, Microsoft Source Safe, Infragistics DataWidgets 2.0, cron, MSDN Library, CrystalReports |
Professional Experience
Brannigan Solutions
Pomona, California
April 2003 to August 2003
Contractor
- A contractor for Rockwell-Collins Passenger Systems in Pomona.
- Developed and maintained GUI driven database applications.
- Conducted formal peer reviews for product requirements, design, code, and tests.
- Hired on basis of previous reputation as Rockwell-Collins employee.
Rockwell-Collins Passenger Systems
Pomona, California
April 1998 to October 2001
Senior Software Engineer
The leading manufacturer of in flight entertainment systems for commercial airlines.
- Responsible for numerous ground based and in flight database applications.
- Designed, implemented, and tested GUI and database functionality.
- Converted various applications from 16 bits to 32 bits, rewriting as required.
- Created end to end installation and distribution solution for products.
- Added data offload capabilities to existing onboard maintenance tool to capture system reliability metrics as part of ongoing process improvement effort.
- Conducted detailed requirements elicitation from end users in house and in field, then developed and implemented product design.
- Implemented entire functionality of product, including GUI and database functionality.
- Used UML for initial design work on project.
- Awarded financial incentives and Certificates of Appreciation for meeting and exceeding company goals for schedule and quality. Participated in Process Improvement Initiatives.
- Investigated, analyzed, and corrected problems discovered during product testing.
- Conducted formal peer reviews for product requirements, design, code, and tests. Followed established standards and processes for software development.
- Developed, maintained, and statused schedules for assigned tasks in Microsoft Project.
- Developed, documented, standardized, and optimized previously ad hoc process for the creation and distribution of databases to the flightline. Wrote work instructions and taught class for project management, field personnel, and other stakeholders.
- Worked closely with other developers as well as requirements, integration, configuration management, quality assurance, product support, project/program management, maintenance personnel, and documentation organizations.
- Developed reusable utility function library to reduce cost and increase quality.
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Pico Rivera, CA
January 1993 - December 1997
Scientific Programmer/Analyst
A government aerospace contractor that manufactures the Air Force's B-2 "Stealth" Bomber.
- Implemented B-2 Bomber Ground Support System. Duties included software requirement analysis, software design, coding, documenting, integration, and testing.
- Developed prototype of data collection, analysis, and reporting software for B-2 Bomber Ground Support System. Product developed under accelerated schedule using extensive customer input and served as prototype for later products.
- Received multiple Certificates of Appreciation from customer and other Northrop Grumman elements for efforts in Continuous Process Improvement and regular responsibilities.
- Developed Artificial Intelligence (AI) expert system for aircraft maintenance.
- Trained in Software Engineering Institute (SEI) techniques for developing quality software. Performed peer reviews, testing, and other tasks per documented software processes.
- Investigated tool suites to improve development and reduce defects. Management made purchasing decisions on products based on my reports.
- Held Secret U.S. Government security clearance.
Formal Education
Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Science
June 1992
California State University, Fullerton; Fullerton, California. Emphasis in Systems Programming.
Continuing Education - Workshops and Classes
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Java Programming |
California State University, Fullerton. |
Spring 2006 |
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Windows Programming |
California State University, Fullerton. |
Summer 2001 |
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Visual Basic Certificate |
California State University, Fullerton. |
Fall 1999 |
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Fundamentals of C++ |
California State University, Fullerton. |
Summer 1998 |
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Perl Programming Workshop. |
California State University, Fullerton. |
Spring 1997 |
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Oracle7: A Comprehensive Hands-On Introduction. |
Learning Tree International. |
Winter 1996 |
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Motif Workshop. |
Northrop-Grumman |
Spring 1996 |
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Xlib Workshop. |
Northrop-Grumman |
Spring 1995 |
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