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Currently provides software support for multiple C4ISR platforms for the NSA. This includes validation testing of software and SIGINT products for the war-fighter along with Information Assurance Vulnerability Management for these systems. Provided support for the operations and maintenance of the TRR-38 satellite antenna system.

Led the design and development of real-time embedded Calls processing software for the Secure Digital Switching system (SDS-1), i.e. “Red Switch”. The SDS-1 is the premier system that is used to support the day-to-day secure and non-secure voice needs of the highest levels of command and control communications for the National Command Authority including the President of the United States, the Secretary of Defense, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Military Services and the Federal Government. It is used by our civilian leaders and military commanders to coordinate world situations and decide on courses of action. The software is written on COMPAQ/DEC Alpha processors utilizing the OpenVMS operating system and uses the FORTRAN and C programming languages. Extensively worked on almost every aspect of the SDS-1 software, including but not limited to calls processing, relational database management, system monitoring, reporting and administration.Recently transitioned to a newer switching platform, the DSS-2A, and quickly learned and performed software development on this system. Since the DSS-2A is being developed to eventually replace SDS-1's that are currently fielded, provided consultation to team members to ensure that the DSS-2A platform retains functionality that is consistent with the SDS-1. The DSS-2A uses the WindRiver VxWorks operating system as the controlling software on a Curtiss Wright Single Board Computer (SBC). This system includes an Administrative Console. The Administrative Console uses the Linux operating system. Each of these systems uses the C programming language. IBM’s Rational ClearCase tool is used for configuration management.