Keith Rupp Email & Phone Number

Phoenix, Arizona Area

Co-founder of company responsible for all technical aspects of the EZ PT software and hardware system, used for assisting physical therapy patients in their exercises using the Microsoft Kinect• Authored business process patent and drawings in March 2011 • Architected & coded 28,000 line EZ PT prototype/alpha product in managed & unmanaged C#• Created flexible Kinect (K)apture file format (KINK), allowing simultaneous capture and playback of Kinect’s video, depthel, and skeleton streams for exercises, with multiple MP3 audio tracks embedded for instructions• Presenter, both solo and with co-founders, to several venture capitalists and Microsoft’s Bing Fund. Winner of ASU Edson Initiative grant in May 2011• Managing corporate website at www.myezpt.com• Created all informational and promotional videos on website using CyberLink PowerDirector; created all technical and explanatory documents for business presentations• Installed and maintained Team Foundation System (TFS) source-code base on server for allowing remote programmers to check in code, use Agile development techniques, and enter hours worked for compensation• Took three-month Rapid Startup School ASU course, authoring several iterations of our Business Model Canvas, conducting and/or correlating approximately 100 patient, doctor, and therapist interviews for rapid prototyping and development of EZ PT application• Preparing crowd-funding project materials to raise additional capital, most likely Indiegogo

Responsible for design, development and maintenance of wide format print management software for the international reprographic and AEC markets• Created and maintained color rasterizer for both GUI and print output in optimized C++• Wrote optimized multi-threaded WYSIWYP Viewer code in MFC/C++, allowing multi-megabyte color drawings with multiple overlays to be scaled and panned in real-time• Viewer code above still being used in Client Tools with over 1.2 million world-wide installations• Converted TIFF’s, PNG’s, and JPG files to Océ proprietary LDF (Large Document Format) using open source libraries of tifflib, libpng and libjpeg, respectively, in C++ • Project leader, architected and maintained “Switchblade” application framework and API in .NET/C#, allowing stand-alone DLL plugins discovered at runtime, dynamic menu creation, global resource reuse and logging; still in use by several developers in the Repro Desk product today• Since Switchblade was entirely configured using human-readable XML files, created all XML parsing code supporting functionality above• Using the Switchblade framework averaged a 70% reduction in GUI and menu design times• Primary architect of the Work Request XML meta-format, used across nearly all of Océ large format management and print engine products• Authored two patents, one involving XSL transforms used for printer job-to-device matching, another for global resource reuse• Developed color print engines for Canon iPF 650, 655, 700, 8000, 710, 750, 755, 810, 815, 820, 825, 6300s and 8300s, developing and debugging offsite at printer locations, using C++• Authored and maintained Windows Services in C++ supporting Océ ColorWave 600, 650, and attached color scanners• Student of Agile Development, rotating in as daily Scrum-Master• Collaborated with overseas development teams in Europe

Phoenix, Arizona Area

Programmed custom Lotus Notes applications, both client and server, using C++

Tempe, Az

Senior Developer on airline in-flight entertainment system using Windows NT Embedded• Architected and created a real-time guaranteed message delivery system between the 3 – 5 onboard Windows NT Embedded systems, spanning three network protocols, using C++ and Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ); authored exhaustive documentation for system required by Rockwell and FAA• Build-master for Rockwell’s Tempe branch, eventually modernizing the build process for all aeronautic software developed by Rockwell at their Pomona headquarters

Phoenix, Arizona Area

Independently founded a company creating multi-player, multi-viewpoint video games on the consoles of the time (Nintendo 8-bit, Super Nintendo, and Sega Genesis) using a generalized 2400 bps modem device called the “Teleplay” • Raised over $600,000 in venture capital, presenting to Sega of America, Electronic Arts (EA), BellSouth, and Ameritech• Authored business plan and all presentation materials facilitating the above• Employed 14 developers, quality assurance, and support staff at office near Sky Harbor• Managed remote hardware team in Utah developing the Teleplay Modem• Installed and maintained Novell Netware 18-node network• Used PVCS source code check-in for local and remote programmers• Setup manufacturing for Teleplay Modem in Shenzhen, China• Created, copyrighted, and patented all game-synching code across the three platforms• Project Manager of three-cross platform video games, Terran Wars, Battle Storm, & Sea Battle• Articles and additional information at: http://www.lostlevels.org/200310/200310-baton.shtml http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teleplay_Modem

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Computer Science

Graduate With Honors