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Torrance, Ca

Custom integrations as specified by the customer. Includes custom reports, database conversions and integrating 3rd party systems with AMAG's Symmetry access control software, including elevator destination dispatch, HR, government security systems and others.

Buena Park, Ca

Languages: C++, SQLSystems: Windows (XP/7), SQL Server, ProfUIS, GitDevelopment of PC Interface for the configuration and control of a new Hochiki Fire Control Panel. These panels set parameters for the fire (and other life safety) sensors and ‘cause and effect’ relationships between sensors, panel inputs and outputs, and fire reporting, including features for testing components. Sole engineer responsible for implementation and primary testing of all aspects of the product. Interfaced with engineers in Europe and Japan to coordinate functionality and interface with hardware control firmware. Used SQL Server database for configuration control (templates) and storage. The product communicated with hardware via USB (“Gadget Serial Driver”) or modem connections utilizing proprietary Hochiki protocols. Also designed and developed a configuration design tool for Hochiki’s VoiceNet High Rise Voice Evacuation product.

Languages: C/C++/C#, Java, Java Applets, JavaScript, VB Script, HTML/XMLSystems: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7, Visual SourceSafe, Rational Clearcase, Subversion, Visual Café, NetObjects Fusion, Visual Intercept, Visual C/C++, C# .NET, SQL Server/MSDE, EclipseResponsible for all aspects of the company’s Diamond II, Sapphire Pro and Topaz real-time access control products, including product and project management, design, development, and customer support. Supervised several India-based Software and Quality Assurance engineers. Worked with tech support and directly with customers to diagnose and solve problems. Worked closely with product management to determine future enhancements. Designed and supervised implementation of an MS SQL Server (MSDE) database. Integrated the access control system with multiple digital video recorders via appropriate APIs (including C#, XML, OCX, Java, Web Services, JMF). Performed software security tests for web-compatible components (GUI and web server) and designed and implemented security enhancements. Integrated Seimens building control with GE’s access control systems. Implemented TWAIN support.Six Sigma Greenbelt trained in DMAIC & DFSS processes.

Continued as either sole engineering team, or manager of small group (3-5) of software and Q/A engineers after purchase of Infographic Systems by GE Security.GE Security was purchased by UTC Fire and Security in early 2010.

Languages: JavaScript, JAVA Applets, HTML, C/C++ (Multi-threaded applications)Systems: WindowsNT/98/2000/ME, Visual Sourcesafe, Visual Café, NetObjects Fusion, Visual Intercept, Visual C/C++Design and implementation of a web browser interface and web server and real-time monitor for this access control system manufacturer. The system monitors fire & break-in sensors, door access, employee badge creation and use, etc. The interface allowed both programming and real-time monitoring of the security system. Normal web protocols, with extensive JavaScript, were used for system setup and programming (to a custom-designed server, written in C/C++). System monitoring used sockets between the server and Java Applets, for real-time update of the browser window (access and alarm events). Also worked on next-generation product that uses Visual Basic Script, COM/DCOM, XML and C++.Infographics Systems was purchased by GE Security in 2003.

Contract Consultant for multiple companies including:Infographics Systems (8/00 - 2/2001) See description above.Client: Countrywide Home Loans/Global Technology Solutions (6/99 – 6/00)Languages: JAVA, HTML, JavaScriptSystems: NetDynamics on WindowsNT, Visual Sourcesafe, DB2Design and implementation of a British Banking/Global loan origination system using web/intranet protocols. Responsibilities included user interface (HTML, JavaScript), server processing (JAVA, SQL, DB2), and servlets used for ‘batch’ type processing (JAVA). Other responsibilities included user and system support, quick-response bug/problem fixing, support of less-experienced employees and technical evaluations of potential new employees. Product was being ported to WebSphere at the time the contract completed.Client: Digital Equipment Corporation, ANDOVER, MA (1984 -1987) Languages: FORTRAN, BLISS, PASCAL, BASICSystems: VAX, PDP 11, IBM PCClient: Ohio Oil Gathering Pipeline, FRAZIESBURG, OH (1984)Languages: FORTRAN, BASICSystems: VAX, PDP 11, IBM PC

AKA: Compaq Computer CorporationMassachusetts, Colorado and CaliforniaPRINCIPLE SOFTWARE ENGINEER (January 1987 - February 1999)C, C++, JAVA, HTML, FORTRAN, BLISS, PASCAL, BASIC, MACRO (ASSEMBLY), SQLVMS (VAX & AXP), UNIX (various), MS-DOS/WINDOWS (3.1, 95, NT)ORACLE, ORACLE RDB, SQL SERVER, PARADOX, ACCESSTechnical leadership position in a software consulting group. Database, Web, CAD/CAM, GUI (X and MS Windows) and system integration applications for internal and external clients. Responsibilities include application design & development, supervision of other software engineers, customer support, general consulting and product marketing.

Languages: ASSEMBLY (Various), BASIC, FORTRAN, PASCALSystems: VAX, PDP 11, IBM PC, MICROS: 6502, 9900, Z80Managed the Research and Development Lab of this custom hardware manufacturer. Taught company sponsored course 'Introduction to Programming'.

Languages: COBOL, BALSystem: IBM 370, 3033