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Doug Walker is listed as Master of None at Dynamic Animation Systems at Dynamic Animation Systems, a company with 39 employees, based in Front Royal, Virginia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at d-a-s.com, phone signal with area code 703, 407, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Doug Walker.
Doug Walker previously worked as Director of Engineering at Dynamic Animation Systems and Director of Research and Development at Applied Microsystems. Doug Walker holds Ms, Computer Science, Physics from Stephen F. Austin State University.
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Doug received a BS and MS in Computer Science in 1983 and 1985 respectively. After working at as a contractor for NASA's Crew and Thermal Systems and Automation and Robotics Divisions on Program Control and Robotics Research projects, Doug joined Atomic Games and was involved in the development and management of the World at War series of games published by Avalon Hill, and the Close Combat series of games, published by Microsoft and Mattel Interactive. Over his five-year tenure at Atomic, he successfully shipped eight interactive titles, of which the Close Combat series was the most successful, selling over a million units worldwide. At Atomic, as Director of Development, Doug was responsible for all operation issues; personnel management, game development process management, system architecture, system management, budget planning and tracking, and managing the testing and release process. Prior to working at DAS, Doug was the Director of Research and Development for the Game Technology Group at Applied Microsystems where his primary responsibilities included overseeing the development of console game development tools for the Nintendo Gamecube and the Microsoft Xbox. Currently Doug is employed by Dynamic Animation Systems (9 years) where he is Director of Engineering for the company and Director of Product Development for the Entertainment Division where he is responsible for managing the development team and the marketing of DAS's entertainment titles, Objective Force, Warfighter 2000, and the Virtual Interactive Combat Environment (VICE).Specialties: Planning, Execution, Delivery, and Support.
Listed skills include Software Development, Game Development, Video Games, System Architecture, and 19 others.
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Responsible for all planning and budgeting activities and obtaining executive management approval for all internal engineering projects and engineering support. Setting and communicating the goals for our organization, both short term and long term. Managing engineering services support personnel. Marketing the organization and game concepts to prospective.
I was responsible for the operations of the Games Technology Division at Applied Microsystems. The division was responsible for the Optical Disk emulation technology used by both the NINTENDO GAMECUBE and the Microsoft Xbox development kits. I was responsible for the management and technical direction of up to four simultaneous (two development and two.
In this position I was responsible for the day-to-day operations of a successful game development company. During my five years at Atomic Games we shipped six titles: World at War: D-Day America Invades published by Avalon Hill, Close Combat published by Microsoft, Close Combat: A Bridge Too Far published by Microsoft, Close Combat: The Russian Front.
In this position I supported the NASA/JSC Automation and Robotics System Division’s EVA Retriever/Helper project in the development of a ground technology demonstration of a semi-autonomous, anthropomorphic, dexterous robot for future deployment onboard the Space Station as an astronaut helper. In this capacity I was involved in the development of embedded.
In this position I supported the Program Control Office of the Crew and Thermal Systems Division at NASA / Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. I performed ORACLE database development and administration, and system administration. I supervised one junior database applications programmer. Applications developed and supported included project budget.
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Langhorne, Pennsylvania, United States, United States
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Fairfax, Virginia, United States, United States
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Fairfax, Virginia, United States, United States
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Orlando, Florida, United States, United States
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Centreville, Virginia, United States, United States
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Sterling, Virginia, United States, United States
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Reston, Virginia, United States, United States
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Activities and Societies: Upslon Pi Epsilon - National Computer Science Honor Society, Wargame ClubWorked as a Computer Science Instructor
Activities and Societies: Wargame ClubTaught General and Astronomy Physics labs
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Doug Walker works for Dynamic Animation Systems.
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Doug Walker holds Ms, Computer Science, Physics from Stephen F. Austin State University.
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