Performed QA activities for the newly formed Cherwell Asset Management (CAM) Swift team which handles customer escalations, support issues, and features that can be delivered quickly to add value for customers. I led daily Swift team standup meetings, participated in grooming sessions, and followed Cherwell QA best practices. In addition to my Swift QA duties, I also joined the CAM QA team for regression testing to release a new product version.

Sococo is the online workplace where distributed teams come to work together each day, side-by-side. No matter where team members might be. Down the hall, across campus, or halfway around the world – working in your organization’s online office is even more productive than being on the same floor or in the same room.My goals when I took this job and have accomplished are the following:* Encourage everyone at the company to be QA advocates and report any bugs without assuming someone else will. My motto is: QA should find bugs and they should be either fixed or known workarounds established before customers report them.* Develop a process of performing a regression before every public release and smoke test afterwards which resulted in many stop ship exercises to fix blocker bugs before shipping to production.My primary responsibilities include:* Manage the testing of our classic client across supported Mac and Windows OS, iPad, and iPhone as well as our new Chrome web app. Website testing includes all the supported browsers.* Actively engage with the development team and designers in our daily scrum meetings and break-outs to ensure the correct test cases are written and acceptance criteria is captured for new feature releases.* Lead daily bug triage and perform any followup QA tasks to help reproduce and troubleshoot customer issues

Maintain and deliver new features for the Eco Green Group web site using Joomla Content Management System.

Supports operations at CSIX Connect in Saratoga. Member of IT Team for CSIX Eco Green Group.

• Developed many features using Microsoft Visual C++/C# for multiple wafer defect inspection product lines including AIT, Puma, and 2xxx. • Contributed to the success of releasing the Puma darkfield inspection tool to market by producing high value GUI for 3 major subsystems and meeting all software milestone deliverables across all phases of the project from requirements to integration.• Actively engaged with marketing and application engineers to understand and match their requirements with user friendly solutions that fit with the existing architecture.• Received Engineering Excellence Award for providing dedication, hard work, and significant contribution to meeting commitments of Klarity 1.0 release to manufacturing. Klarity Defect is an automated inline defect analysis module and data management system that helps fabs achieve faster yield learning cycles through real-time identification of excursions.

Designed, developed, and tested graphical user interface software for a force-level mission Advanced Planning System used by United States Air Force using Motif and COTS widgets.

Formerly known as Advanced Programming Concepts, Inc., I joined this company in Austin, TX when it had about 50 employees.• Fixed and developed GUI software in Xlib code for the Air Defense Communications Platform used by United States Marines.