• Designed and implemented updated interfaces for the PATRIOT modern manstations for both tactical and trainerssoftware using the Ada programming language.• Supported software integration via participating in debugging activities. Identied proper functionality anddetermined any software issues, which were solved independently and communicated to the team.

• Redesigned SNMP Interface Simulation (SIS) GUI in Java to utilize TCP communication instead of SNMP related calls. Allowed the GUI to be more responsive when interfacing with the SIS Python backend.• Utilized Python to design new and/or modify the SIS backend with new/updated features which was then used to provide device simulation.• Designed new and modified existing software and developed test plans to verify full functionality of software written in Ada and Java programming language.

• Applied both C and Ada to design new and/or modify existing software units and write test plans which verify full functionality of the software.• Utilized VectorCAST tool suite to perform unit testing on software units for verification of results, full code coverage, and to test all basis paths for the unit.• Verified functionality of display related hardware and software such as drivers for graphics and touchscreen controllers.• Provide software and hardware integration support by troubleshooting existing problems, identifying the source of the problem, and implementing software fixes.

• Provide customer support and perform pre-release evaluation / testing of customer facing products.• Leveraged C to verify functionality of the company’s ARINC 429 card. Additionally, evaluated technical documentation in order to improve customer understanding, reduce support requirements, and enhance user experiences.

• Designed schematics for two designs, including a customer requested HDMI-complaint adaptor board for TI's Jacinto 5 and a radio interposer board for JAMR 2.1, which enabled diversity when selecting radios.• Tested and verified CAN Bus functionality of TI’s Jacinto 6 using C. Uncovered no required hardware changes. • Participated in TI’s 2013 Intern Design Challenge. Collaborated in developing a RFID Adaptor Cape for BeagleBone Black, which enabled keycard system login and expanded functionality of the community-supported development platform.

• Performed a variety of administrative tasks.• Studied various different concepts regarding Mission Critical Facilities and Engineering.• Contributed information and material for reports that were assigned to Electrical Engineers