Engineering lead on from-scratch system to monitor remote sensors in oilfields. C# backend, Azure-hosted processing, web frontend. Designed system interactions, frameworks, communication methods, logging system. Light hardware design, construction. Many hats worn on a very small team.Company changed from New Frontier Global, LLC in 2015.

Engineering lead on from-scratch system to monitor remote sensors in oilfields. C# backend, Azure-hosted processing, web frontend. Designed system interactions, frameworks, communication methods, logging system. Light hardware design, construction. Many hats worn on a very small team.Company changed to Global Remote Technologies in 2015

On-site simulation software engineering support to Sierra Nevada Corporation.One of two main developers on new EO/IR turret sensor simulation project. Shaped the architecture and design of the plugin-based, multi-role, multi-platform, high performance sensor simulation in C#.Co-lead on delivered partial task trainer incorporating EO/IR sensor simulation, hardware emulation, and radio simulation via VoIP.Lead on EO/IR sensor overlay render injection framework. Project involved injecting software into hardware accelerated third party applications in order to pull the render buffer from one and render it in process in another in realtime.

Client Programmer on DC Universe Online

Developer for B-1B Crypto Fill and B-1B CDU 900 Computer Navigation Management System trainer.Developer for F-117 Data Entry Panel (DEP) trainer.Researcher and prototype developer for Web-Based (WBT) and Computer-Based Trainers (CBT) and Hardware System Emulation Terminals (SET).

Developed customizable user-profile management script. The script saved user profiles for games played by customers and loaded their profile information each time they logged into the system. This saved the customers from having to reconfigure their controls and settings each time they visited.Setup and configured Falcon 4.0 for multiplayer dogfight sessions. This involved briefing customers on the basics of flight physics and how to use the facility's F-16 hardware simulators.