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- Received a New Technology Express Award (highest level of award) for an Intellectual Property disclosure- Day-to-day tasks include low-level kernel-mode development, kernel-mode packet handling, user-mode application development, and high-level Command and Control development- Experience with packet handling using Netfilter- Lead 2 other engineers for 3 weeks including directing daily tasking, managing status, and executing a fire task- Created and presented several design review meetings to engineering counterparts in the customer’s organization- Designed and implemented a major communications component for a release and have been the sole developer on the command and control tool for 4 releases- Created many automated tests with great attention to detail to improve a product’s nightly testing - High School Involvement Program mentor for 5 years helping High School Junior's and Senior’s complete an engineering project (virtual reality smart phone game, heated gloves, sound triangulation, automatic door opener)- Performed a 20 minute technical demonstration for 30 students in the UC Women’s Summer Camp showing them poor coding techniques, SQL injection attacks, and cross site scripting- A primary developer for a website both front-end and back-end using object-oriented programming- Designed new functionality to incorporate into the web application given a list of requirements and led it through the full development cycle from the UI design, code development, testing, and deployment- Adapted and excelled using an agile development system working through short incremental sprints and adjusting goals to meet the product needs - Integrated knowledge acquired through Angular 2 training and cyber education to improve both functionality and security in existing webpages- Perform daily code reviews analyzing code and making suggestions to enhance performance

- Attended Advanced Framework for Simulation, Integration and Modeling (AFSIM) user/developer meetings and extensive AFSIM developer training- Analyzed regression test results and found bugs when comparing different versions of software- Increased code coverage by creating AFSIM scenarios that were added to the regression tests- Created an installer for both Windows and Linux that created a desktop icon, a start menu folder, and installed a directory containing files for AFSIM- Used Vagrant to create a virtual machine environment accessible to all AFSIM users

- Created C software code for a user interface LCD display- Tested and debugged software- Worked with databases and TCP sockets on a Linux operating system