Aleksander Kostin Email & Phone Number

Syracuse, New York, United States

• Collected the procedures, hardware test tools and software test tools required for executing the Test Readiness Review.• Developed a test schedule allowing for the system FAAT to be run in an efficient and timely manner.• Generated Test Input Files required for verifying customer requirements based on written test procedures.• Ensured that test procedures were executable and properly tested customer requirements. • Installed and configured a variety of radar hardware components and then ran a Set to Work procedure to ensure that the system hardware was ready for FAAT and environmental testing

Syracuse, New York, United States

• Developed requirement documentation for the functionality of fault processing logic and operation for the LCS, MMR, and SPN-50 US Naval programs.• Troubleshot issues with the fault processing logic by accessing the PostgreSQL health database, looking at the health items directly, and analyzing how the faults should appear based on the values of the health items.• Created test procedures for the FAT and FAAT of the MMR US Naval project.• Executed the hardware subset of MMR FAAT procedures in front of the customer while answering any questions they had on the procedure and how the procedure is testing the nature of the requirements.• Located and troubleshot a variety of issues within system hardware ranging from system power failure to signal failure due to wiring using a variety of lab tools and wiring documentation.• Created a variety of MATLAB tools for requirement verification and troubleshooting of system components as well as scenario generation.• Redesigned the Built-In Test logic of legacy systems to retain the logic of the original Built-In Test for the MMR, LCS, and SPN-50 systems.• Designed the failover functionality for the SPN-50 system for allowing the system to change the primary controller in a redundant system to enhance the Mean Time Before Critical Failure.• Integrated the transmission modes of MMR by verifying the Duty Factor, Pulse Width, active signal channels, and calibration.

Syracuse, New York, United States

• Managed DOORS user accounts along with account access• Used the inbuilt functionality of DOORS to create a set of requirement specification and test procedure templates that pull information from each other via the DOORS linking process.• Designed procedures for importing, replacing, and restoring the links to customer-provided modules to allow for more efficient and reliable updates and merging. • Created customized Word templates for a more efficient module export process, saving time by automating a manual process.

Syracuse, New York, United States

• Injected Systems Engineer provided scenarios into CRU modular software components and recorded the output for analysis.• Designed and configured the Built-In Test logic for the Weber prototype Naval radar system to report software and hardware issues as well as isolate specific Line-Replaceable Units.• Configured the SNMP get and set commands for the Weber system to enable safety indicators for rotation and transmission as well as polling for the health status of various SNMP-enabled components of the system.• Worked with software engineers to connect CRU components to the Eclipse debugger in order to locate and correct errors in the software. • Inspected IDL files to troubleshoot various configuration files to ensure the correct values and enumerations were used for the needs of the system.• Manually ran the Weber system using the command line to gather debug data prior to the system receiving a GUI.• Integrated the Weber system at a test site for over 7 weeks in preparation for a final demonstration for an international customer. • Successfully ran the Weber system in a formal open-water demonstration in front of an international customer.• Created test procedure documentation for the DVT, FAT, and FAAT of the SPN-50 NAVAL radar system contracted by the US Navy based on research and available test equipment in order to prove that the system met requirements.

Cortland, New York

I worked for Suit-Kote during my summer breaks in between semesters. While there, I controlled the flow of traffic through road work zones to ensure the safety of pedestrians, motorists, and the road crew. I would also help set the work zone up in the morning and take it down in the afternoon. On occasion I also set up road signs and sealed road cracks. Through this job, I learned the importance of communication, efficiency, diversity, teamwork, and worker morale firsthand.

Auburn, New York

I was responsible for helping maintain several apartment buildings until they were sold. My duties included cleaning between residents, maintaining the property grounds and interior, and repairing anything that broke. Therefore, I learned a significant amount on how to repair almost anything inside a house.

Lafayette, New York

I worked a seasonal job that only lasted about a couple of months per season. I started with supervising kids' rides, then began stocking the store, then hauling, sorting, and stocking apples for the cider press and store shelves.

Master Of Business Administration (M.B.A.), Concentration In Supply Chain Manangement, 3.79

Activities and Societies: APICS, iEEE, SHPE, OSHA certifiedIn May 2016, I graduated Binghamton University with an MBA with a concentration.

Bachelor Of Science, Watson - Electrical Engineering, 3.47

Activities and Societies: APICS, iEEE, SHPE, OSHA certifiedIn May 2015, I graduated Binghamton University with a Bachelor of Science.