Manage the Software Platform Development team here in Albuquerque, focus on Data Analysis, Platform UI/UX, Database Solutions, and Workflow Data Management for LPS (Lab Products & Services) Product Development North America Team.

Implemented over 80 feature requests in Forecyt software and hardware applications in over 5 major software releases, ranging from new flow cytometer components, automation (both customer API and internal dev ops), quality control functionality, embedded cpu configurations and applications, instrument controller and database interface development, and general usability and accessibility features (like 21 CFR Part 11).

.NET tool and workflow development for New Mexico Public Education Department.

• Successfully delivered commercial releases for JewelSuite 2012, JewelStudio 2012 (JewelSuite Software Development Kit), JewelSuite Subsurface Modeling 2014 and 2013, JewelSuite Geomechanics 2013, and JewelEarth 2013 SDK.• Our team worked extensively on Metadata Services for JewelEarth Server for implementation of Data Connector white paper. Using this new service architecture, we implemented data connectors for real time WITSML, importing Enerdeq IHS well and production data, and creating 3D maps and overlays for Esri ArcGIS map services.• Implemented new features for our Visual Studio Extension Object Add-In templates and wizards. Created WITSML data object extensions, including rendering object graphics.• Worked on 3d Viewer Control for JewelEarth SDK Visual Studio designer toolbox.• Updated SDK tutorials for releases (wrote a custom serialization tutorial and a custom 3d data import preview exercise), created and implemented a JewelStudio Exam to test SDK users on the content covered in the tutorials.• Successfully delivered 3 Proof of Concept Jewel Apps to Baker Hughes Drilling and Evaluation organization, received Core Values Award from Baker Hughes Bravo program.

• Provided oversight for all 705 Combat Training Squadron (CTS) web design and administration duties. Created all exercise event websites on NIPRnet, SIPRnet, and internal exercise networks. Created and administered all SharePoint intranet sites for all military, civilian, and contractor organizations and groups at the Distributed Missions Operations Center. Designed web solutions for the first Coalition Virtual Flag event, securely providing operational and administrative data for training to over 175 sites all over the world. Provided web automation that allowed me to perform my duties and continue software development on other projects.• Project lead for Distributed Missions Operations Center (DMOC) Scheduling System prototype project. My technical approach and project schedule established baseline costs, technical, and schedule milestones that allowed Lockheed Martin to fund the project. Delivered prototype on time and under budget, within 5% of estimates.• Critical member of a small team of developers on the Virtual Air Adversary Threat Simulator (VATS) prototype that added new functionality to transform the F-16 Entity, Electronic Emissions, Fire, and Detonate Distributed Interactive Simulation data to simulate an enemy aircraft. I was in charge of Electronic Emissions development, including stimulating the Radar Warning Receiver and responding to electronic countermeasures, specifically chaff/flare entities. Worked on a Qt startup GUI and configuration files that allowed the VATS to support multiple air platforms, including the F-16 parameters for Directed Energy weapons and controls. Developed a weapons server for the VATS built upon the Next Generation Threat Simulator (NGTS) that utilized National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC) weapons data and integrated NASIC Weapon Engagement Zone simulator into the VATS Heads Up Display.

Technical contractor for the Product Realization Standards (PRS) group specializing in web and database administration.

Technical student internship with the CAD Support group and PRS group.

Student Consultant for the University of New Mexico computer labs. Also was the Johnson Center Pod (JCP) Supervisor responsible for maintaining the Macs in the lab and administrative duties.

Teaching Assistant for University of New Mexico course, "CS257: Non-Imperative Programming with Lab" (Fall 2000 Semester).