Robert Bamberg Email & Phone Number

Revere, Ma

Work as a mobile app developer supporting my Android Linux Apps: The Talking Mother Goose, and Three ‘N Out that are available on Google Play and other Android app download sites. These projects are largely in a sustaining phase with updates being made to keep apps current with latest Android OS, and to address any bugs uncovered. Android development done on Windows OS with the Android Studio IDE.• The Talking Mother Goose is written in entirely in Java and uses the Android Native Development Kit (NDK) interface. • Three ‘N Out is written in C/C++ and uses the Android Native Development Kit (NDK), OpenGL for Embedded Systems (ES), OpenSL ES, and other native Linux libraries and Android NDK. • Developed applications for Raspberry Pi Debian Linux Buster and Bullseye releases. These applications were multi-threaded POSIX applications that supported GPIO control on Raspberry Pi ARM devices.• Continue to support the source code to Chris Sell’s book Windows Telephony Programming, A Developer’s Guide to TAPI. This source code provides a C++ class library with real-world examples of TAPI programs built for Windows OSs with the Visual Studio IDE.

Peabody, Massachusetts, United States

• Refactored communication code from multiple Visual Studio C# project applications into a single shared library. The shared library provided proprietary serial port interface to TMC/Ametek controller hardware. The library allowed data sharing between applications using Windows Named Pipes for inter-process communication. These applications were internal tools used to configure and troubleshoot TMC/Ametek controller hardware. • Migrated the refactored Visual Studio C# project files and source code from a local storage solution to a cloud based storage solution through Atlassian Systems. This included the setup of new Git repositories with Atlassian’s Bitbucket software, and agile project management tracking with Atlassian’s JIRA software.

Peabody, Ma

Continue to work as a member of the software group, supporting ORION NanoFab Helium Ion Microscope. Lead software developer for all camera/frame-grabber devices that are part of the Athena Microscope System FRamework. In addition to maintaining existing camera software, I also an responsible for the developed of all new camera code including several new GigE camera devices.

Peabody, Ma

Work as a member of the software group, supporting ORION NanoFab Helium Ion Microscope.

Andover, Ma 01810

Work as a member of the Continuum Sustain group supporting Schneider Electric's Continuum software platform.

Danvers, Ma 01923

Medical Imaging

Newburyport, Ma

Worked on a variety of Command and Control, and Communications systems for the US Department of the Navy, and US Coast Guard.

Peabody, Ma

Was part of an Analogic spin off company called Anatel. Anatel was a manufacturer of computer software/hardware for the VoIP industry.

Bs, Mathematics

Ms, Computer Engineering