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Fairfax County, Virginia, United States

• Worked on integrating UI for a tool designed for detecting Low Probability of Detection (LPD) radio signals, combining a Python and X-Midas backend with a Vue.js and Sigplot frontend. Wrote and utilized custom X-Midas macros and primitives.• Mentored and worked with intern running a variety of Machine Learning object detection and classification experiments in support of a contract.• Helped with recruiting and interviewing potential new hires.• Led efforts to add Spectric usability and additional file support to an existing open-source signal repository and analysis tool.• Generated a variety of signal recordings to populate signal library including DSSS, DMR, Wi-Fi, NFC, FSK, etc.• Created front-end and backend for a mock-up of a Blue Force Tracking device embedded on an STM32F469I discovery board using TouchGFX and C++

Rochester, New York, United States

Worked in a closed area. Generated and updated customer facing technical documents, including technical Maintenance and Operation Manuals and Release Notes. Actively participated in high level discussions on hardware and software requirements for new product development. Assisted in development of an automated test environment for Continuous Integration testing.

Rochester, New York, United States

Obtained a Secret Clearance. Wrote unit tests; fixed issues in the Denali FPGA Architecture. I wrote and modified both unit tests and source code in a Scrum environment. I worked extensively with: SVN, Jira, Code Collaborator, and internal tools for automatic testing.

Rochester, New York, United States

Wrote automated tests using C# for a waveform protocol. I actively participated in scrum ceremonies as a member of a scrum team which used the CI/DevOps Framework. Proficient with: Code Collaborator, Git, SVN, Jenkins, and several internal company tools.

For this job I created YouTube videos and wrote technical articles for Chartio’s dataschool.com focused on increasing PostgreSQL database efficiency using a variety of techniques including: Using the Query plan, Adding a Partial or Multicolumn index, etc.These articles can be found here: https://dataschool.com/people/matthew-layne/