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Little Rock Metropolitan Area

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Manage a team of developers to build First Orion's real-time fraudulent phone call detection, Call Printing, analyzing over 400 million calls per day with an average latency of less than 3 milliseconds. Principal Architect for Call Printing, screening over 400 million daily calls into the T-Mobile network for fraudulent activity, providing architectural.

Little Rock, AR

Designed and built distributed systems utilizing ZeroMQ communication library to replace legacy CORBA technology. Projects also included use of Google Protocol Buffers. Primary designer of new product Scoring Service which allows delivery of SAS based models without incurring expensive SAS licenses. Co-inventor of U.S. patent pending File Layout.

Little Rock, AR

Hired as a Level 3 Software Developer and team leader for InfoBase Enhancement (IBE), a product with an estimated annual revenue of $50 million. Led a team of 6 developers on several complex projects. Assigned an additional team of 5 developers for the Sentricx product, with annual revenue of roughly $10 million, after becoming a Level 4 Software Developer.

Austin, Texas

Responsible for CORBA integration of distributed C++ Linux based application providing high-speed delivery of large files (greater than 2 Gigabytes). TCP and UDP network multi-threaded programming. Developed GUI tool to start, stop, and configure the system. Integrated Crypto++ library into SecureEx to provide RSA and triple DES encryption. Wrote.

Austin, Texas

Level 3 support of Tivoli Management Framework (TMF), a CORBA based application. Member of the Critical Situation team. Reproduced, repaired, and tested critical defects reported by customers. Mentored several junior team members.

Austin, Texas

Member of End-User Products Team. Responsibilities included design and implementation of parts of Story Server tools versions 4.2 and 5.5 (GUI).

Dallas, Texas

Developed Visual C++ applications for Wireless Local Loop project. Developed both Single and Multiple Document Interface (SDI & MDI) applications using MFC and OmniORB (CORBA). Wrote IDL interfaces for communicating with Solaris based server application. Developed several X/Motif programs in C++ running on Solaris 2.5.1 for Telecom Managed Network (TMN).

Dallas, Texas

Developed several X/Motif based clients for 1320 Network Management product using C++, UIM/X GUI builder, and several third party software packages including Tools.h++. Created several graphic libraries, including a drag and drop class and a tool tip pop-up class. Twice voted Engineer of the Month by colleagues.

Dallas, Texas

Developed Oracle database server utilizing Internet domain sockets (TCP/IP) for the Convex defect tracking system (COBRA) using ESQL to communicate with database. Developed several X/Motif based clients. Ported Informix based COBRA system to Oracle. Developed Informix database server utilizing UNIX internet domain sockets for the Convex software defect.

Fayetteville, Arkansas Area

Designed and implemented an application in 'C' and UNIFY on a UNIX system to record resident doctors' experiences required for certification. Maintained UNIX (ATT 3B2) system and set up UUCP connections.

Little Rock, Arkansas Area

Main designer and programmer of Apple II port of Modem Wars, 1987. Main designer and programmer of Apple II port of Robot Rascals, 1986. Programmer and member of development team responsible for Commodore 64 version of Heart of Africa, 1985. Programmer and member of development team responsible for Apple port of Seven Cities of Gold, 1984.

Master Of Science, Computer Systems Engineering; Software Engineering

Bachelor Of Science, Computer Science Engineering

BS Comp. Sci. Eng., MS Comp. Sci. Eng.