Patrick Mancuso Email & Phone Number

United States

Washington, Dc, Us

Leesburg, Virginia, Us

Continued in same role after company rebrand from PhishMe. Senior software engineer responsible for design, implementation, and unit test of components for new software offerings. Targeted Windows 7 and 10 using C++, interfaced with OS and Office/Outlook APIs to produce first version of product. Coordinated with sibling groups to design and implement network communication protocols. Utilized Visual Studio and CI/CD pipeline including automated build and unit test of all MR's based on private GitLab environment. Strong adherence to Agile methodologies with 2-week sprints including daily standup, story grooming, planning, and retrospective ceremonies supported by Jira.

Leesburg, Virginia, Us

Joined new development team and helped design architecture and implement initial code for suite of next generation of software products. Continued in this role through company rebrand to Cofense.

Armonk, New York, Ny, Us

Blockchain Food Safety project - tracing food supply chain from farm to shelf 6/2017-10/2017Team lead and developer for Blockchain-based food safety application suite to provide companies and end consumers the ability to trace where individual food items were produced. Companies can target and react to recalls more effectively, and consumers can see what farms and production sites were involved. Converted proof-of-concept research demo to production-ready product with international enterprise early adopters. Technology included: RabbitMQ, Node.js, Docker, Git, Jenkins, Jira, Blockchain. CI/CD process with automated build and unit testing on multiple platforms.SCN Mail Management group – All cloud code related to mail files 3/2014 – 6/2017 Designed NCOS (Notes Cloud Object Store) to offload older mail data via AWS S3 interface to ICOS. Developed a Solr migration manager (SMM) to eliminate cloud service downtime during upgrades. Team lead for SMM, coordinating work from US and China dev teams. Deployed SMM and migrated millions of mailfiles with no errors or customer impact. Implemented DAOS improvements for Smart Cloud Notes. Identified problem trends and corrected root causes using diagnostics and New Relic monitoring. Created an encryption utility for DAOS that processed upwards of 30 million files with no errors or customer impact. Developed mail thread muting support for NSF, identifying and correcting subtle defects over 12 years old.

Armonk, New York, Ny, Us

NSF DbTeam lead – All On-Premises Domino code related to NSF files 3/2012-3/2014Team lead for the NSF dev group. Coordinated bootstrap training and environment setup for a new NSF dev group in China. Directed the China team for their first deliverable, porting a Java/JNI monitoring utility that reduced Domino downtime significantly. Coordinated new dev and SPR work for all DbTeam members in US and China, improving inter-group training and communication. NSF Security – SAML support for HTTP server user authentication 4/2011-3/2013Developed IDPcat, a secure NSF data storage for IDP information. Data in IDPcat used in Domino’s SAML authentication for HTTP server with TFIM and ADFS providers, creating a secure, modular, standards-based solution.DAOS – Attachment data storage outside native NSF file with de-duplication 5/2007-4/2011Worked with many early DAOS adopters to facilitate successful rollouts that reduced disk space usage by up to 50%. Wrote whitepapers on deploying and maintaining DAOS, reducing customer calls, and providing a method to predict expected savings. Gave DAOS technical presentations at Lotusphere, increasing customer usage of DAOS. Authored article in The View, co-authored article for Developerworks.

Armonk, New York, Ny, Us

DB2NSF –Domino data stored in DB2 instead of native NSF file 11/2001-5/2007Implemented dynamic runtime load of DB2 libraries for multiple platforms, eliminating unnecessary DB2 dependencies, and simplifying the install process. Working with DB2 development, created a DB2 statement handle affinity manager for DB2NSF that improved query performance significantly by reusing existing statements. Worked with early adopters, and ran several DB2NSF pilot rollout programs that improved customer awareness and experiences with the feature.NotesPump/LEI/DECS – Interoperation of multiple RDBs on many platforms 2/1998-11/2001 Responsible for a major overhaul of API during the rename to LEI, resulting in better API consistency. Ported LEI and DECS to Linux to expand the customer base. Migrated source control for the development team from SourceSafe on Windows to Linux using RCS on a RAID array to eliminate license fees and improve reliability.

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Supervisor and senior technical lead for Java-based network management application group. Supervised 8 people developing Java-based applications, network and GUI components for network management applications, as well as developing code myself. Wrote an extensible data proxy server to allow applet clients running in a web browser to request data from many different sources (live data, database, test data) and protocols (SNMP, SSAPI) in a consistent manner. Implemented using a hybrid of Java and C/C++ using the JDK-1.0.2 native code interface as well as the JDK-1.1 JNI interface on both NT and Solaris. This took advantage of both Java and native threading and thread synchronization mechanisms. Developed web pages, and set up web servers to publish group documentation, schedules, demos, and other information. Project lead on Visual Basic 4.0-based toolkit for network management application development. Developed network management OLE objects to use as GUI components in VB. The core of the toolkit was an OLE object that performed SNMP tasks. The SNMP control presented itself as a VB ‘data source’, allowing it to present data to any data-aware VB control. Coordinated the technical issues for the group, in addition to producing source control, build, and install procedures and tools. Senior technical lead on GUI network management application development toolkit. The toolkit was written in C++ using Neuron Data's Open Interface portable GUI library. Handled technical and architectural issues for the project. Helped roll out Lotus Notes at Cabletron, and developed many project architecture discussion, and bug tracking forums using Notes facilities. Negotiated with other groups to develop reusable/common code. Responsible for designing and writing GUI controls.

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Developed part of the memory allocation subsystem for LEGO, a cross-platform application development foundation to support portable application coding. Designed and implemented software testing and debugging tools for LEGO in the Sun/X Windows, MS Windows, MacOS, and OS2/PM environments. Developed Lotus Notes applications to support the project, including participating in Notes beta testing. Supervised a team of 3 tool developers. Attended an X Windows programming workshop, then gave an in-house programming class. Developed an SQL-based automated testing system to manage test execution and results processing for the 1-2-3/M project. The execution system was self-monitoring and restarting. It provided the facility for 24-hour unattended testing of the product on six different operating systems, enabling over 90,000 tests to be automatically performed and evaluated in a matter of hours. Developed software tools to be used in testing the 1-2-3/M product at Lotus. This involved maintaining the current tool set, as well as developing new tools and strategies for testing different aspects of the 1-2-3/M product. Wrote many tools in REXX and C for use on VM, MVS, and the PC. Contracted for Oxford and Associates at Lotus, and developed some testing strategies and tools to be used in testing the file subsystem for 1-2-3/M.

Armonk, New York, Ny, Us

Developed a syntax-oriented graphical program editor. Wrote a prototype of the editor to be used for human factors and usability studies. The editor was written in C, under Windows 1.x and 2.0x. Co-inventor on an IBM US and European patent application related to the editor. The editor was developed to aid in programming in SEDL, an ADA-like language, which was used in IBM's software engineering methodology. Worked in mainframe performance tuning/capacity planning group. Worked with PECOMON, an IBM program offering that runs on a PC and monitors host response time as seen from the user's terminal. Received an award for developing an end-user response time measurement collecting and graphical reporting system on MVS/TSO with PECOMON using SAS.

Graduate Courses, Computer Science

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Computer Science