Alan Baldwin Email & Phone Number

Charlotte, North Carolina, US

• Responsible as a team member in the Flight Management Systems (FMS) Integration Team.
• Build Infrastructure lead: Led the effort to produce significant productivity savings for multiple aerospace departments by providing standardized development environment server farm which expanded to five aerospace.
• Build Integration member: Integrated FMS software for multiple aircraft programs: Airbus, Boeing, MD, Dassault, Embraer, and others. Developed tools to check engineering builds to identify errors and verify that they.

Charlotte, North Carolina, US

• Responsible as a team lead in the development of the Boeing 787 Flight Controls Module (FCM).
• FCM Integration Build team lead: Led the 787 FCM build team to integrate 1.8 million SLOCs of FCM software (as compared to 330K SLOCs of FMS software) on a weekly or daily basis. Led the development of enhancements to.
• Primary Flight (PF) partition team lead: Developed the build-by-SCR process for partition-level builds of the 787 FCM. This build process integrated model and hand-code software in the Green Hills Environment with the.
• Area Health Manager (AHM) partition team lead: Responsible for the requirements, software architecture, design and code development of embedded, real-time, inter-partition I/O of the AHM partition. Developed the.

Responsible for consulting on embedded avionics performance and navigation software for the Honeywell EPIC flight management computer [C, Visual C++].

Responsible for performing all phases of the software development cycle including project planning, configuration management, software development, documentation, testing and customer support in a self-directed team environment. The Network Element Data Administration System (NEDAS) software project developed skills in Informix databases and Graphical User.

Charlotte, North Carolina, US

• Developed real-time, redundant, embedded software which included problem analysis / correction, design, code development, documentation, verification and customer interface for the Boeing Flight Management System.
• Developed software tools to increase efficiency (40x) and reduce team workload by automating the Boeing 777 Aero/Engine Model Database design process. [Ada]
• Developed Ada system interface libraries for text and sequential file Input/Output to enable the Boeing 777 project group to develop tools to verify software quality. [Ada]
• Developed flight performance and Aero/Engine software for the Boeing 777. [Ada]
• Developed the flight planning and Built-In Test Equipment (BITE) software (including heartbeat monitors, memory tests and processor tests) for the Boeing Multipurpose Control Display Unit (MCDU). [Pascal]
• Developed redundant Master/Slave synchronization logic to synchronize the performance computations between the flight management computers. [Pascal]

• Responsible for developing computer simulations, high-resolution color graphical imaging interfaces and scientific databases. Held a DOE “L” security clearance.
• Developed high-resolution color graphics software to display three-dimensional images of Synthetic Aperture Focused (SAF) ultrasonic scans of cracks and flaws in piping and pressure vessels to enhance nuclear reactor.
• Developed graphical displays and software models for the Federal Emergency Management Agency to enable state and local officials to rapidly plan safe evacuations during emergency situations. [C, Fortran]
• Aided in development of a computer simulation to estimate the effects of nuclear accidents on the environment to aid the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in estimating reactor safety. [Fortran]
• Developed an international sorption data base for the Nuclear Energy Agency in Paris, France to analyze the adsorption of radionuclides in geochemical environments. [Fortran]
• Developed a statistical computer model of the probable effects of long-term burial of nuclear waste. [Fortran]

Master’S Degree, Computer Science

Bachelor’S Degree, Geology/Earth Science, General

Bachelor’S Degree, Computer Science