| Education: |
M.S., Electrical Engineering, University of Kentucky, August 1983 (4.0 GPA) B.S., Electrical Engineering, University of Kentucky, May 1981 (3.93 GPA) |
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| Languages: |
C, C++, BASIC, Visual Basic, Pascal, FORTRAN, RPG-II, various
assembly languages (including Intel 80x86, Motorola Power PC,
Motorola 68xxx, 8085, Z80, 64180, 6809, 6502, 8048, 8051, et.al.) |
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| O/S: |
HP/UX, SunOS, Solaris, Novell Netware, Linux, RTXC Quadros,
Microsoft Windows 3.x/95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP |
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| Qualifications: |
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November 2003-Present DRS Test & Energy Management
Inc., Huntsville Alabama
Senior Systems Software Designer / Software Engineering
Department Supervisor
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Software Lead: EDS (Embedded Diagnostics Simulator) updates.
Overseeing the work of a contractor in adding new fault scenarios |
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Committee: SCM PAT (Software Configuration Management Process
Action Team). Updating procedures relating to software release
for SEI/CMMI effort at DRS TEM |
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Project: FTTS/HEVC (Future Tactical Truck System/Hybrid Electric
Vehicle Controller). Updates to the HEVC to add support for
hardware floating point; assisting in design and coding of FTTS
HEVC Personality Module |
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Project: CM/ED (Chassis Modernization/Embedded Diagnostics)
Production Tester. Minor participation to add capability to
access serial number database |
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Chief Architect: EDS. Design and coding of a U.S. Army M1A1 AIM
simulator with fault injection capability, for tank maintenance
technician training |
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Chief Architect: GACS (GPEOH Automated Calibration System)
updates. Addressing various calibration issues |
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Chief Architect: ELDS/HEVC. Updates to the HEVC to support ELDS
(Electric Launcher Drive System) hardware variant |
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Software Lead: CMU UGCV (Unmanned Ground Combat Vehicle). Final
coding. Traveled to Pittsburgh PA (on short notice) for six
weeks of integration and debugging |
(In November 2003 PEI Electronics Inc. was bought by DRS and became DRS Test & Energy Management Inc.)
July 2001-November 2003 PEI Electronics Inc.,
Huntsville Alabama
Senior Systems Software Designer
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Project Engineer: GACS. Also software lead, and design and
coding of Radiometric Calibration subsystem |
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Industrial Committee: JAUS (Joint Architecture for Unmanned
Systems). Ongoing participation in standards committee with
many industrial representatives (U.S. Robotics, CMU, etc.) |
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Software Lead: HEVC. Also software architecture, design, and coding |
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Project: PEI-CIM2. MPC850 reprogramming facility via HMI BMD emulator |
1984-2001 Huntsville Microsystems Inc.,
Huntsville Alabama
Senior Software Engineer / Network System Administrator /
De-facto Software Department Manager
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De-facto Software Department Manager |
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Revision Control System Manager |
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Network System Administrator (Firewall and system security, DNS
administration, e-mail management, FTP site creation and
maintenance, World Wide Web site creation and maintenance, Usenet
News administration, corporate intranet, interface with BellSouth
and HiWAAY) |
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Network System Backups Manager |
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Software: Ported HMI's legacy dBase databases to the corporate
intranet (for web-based access to business records and the like) |
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Software: Executable file format converters (various, including
Motorola 'S' records, Intel hex records, Extended Tekhex,
IEEE-695.1, COFF, IAR (UBROF), ELF/DWARF, et.al.) |
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Chief Architect: SourceGate II. Also design and coding |
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Software: SourceGate series source-level software/hardware debugger |
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Software: ECS200 series source-level software/hardware debugger |
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Firmware: HMI-200 series emulator |
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Software: ELINKS series symbolic software/hardware debugger |
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Software: 8085, Z80, 6809, 6502, 8048, and 8051 cross assemblers |
1977-1984 Various
During high school and college years I held a variety of jobs,
starting as a member of the Louisville Heritage Weekend crew for
the Louisville Heritage Weekends in Louisville
Kentucky. For the Armor Elevator Company office in Louisville
Kentucky I held positions as Data Processing Assistant, Assistant
Programmer, and System Programmer. For the University of Kentucky
in Lexington Kentucky I held positions as Grader (for the Rotating
Machines lab), Teaching Assistant (Rotating Machines lab and Logic
Design), and Instructor (Logic Design and Senior Electronics lab).
| Academics: |
U.K.R.F. graduate research fellowship;
Robert L. Cosgriff Award;
University of Kentucky Honors Program;
3M Scholarship;
National Merit $1000 award;
HKN (Electrical Engineering honor society);
TBP (Engineering honor society);
Graduate thesis: "A Microprogrammed Processor to Generate
Prime Implicants";
Independent studies: LOGSIM Logic Design Simulator, and 16-bit
microprogrammed computer design. |
| Miscellaneous: |
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