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(Note: Harris Broadcast spun out of Harris Corp. Feb. 2013 and became Imagine Communications on March 17, 2014.)Software/system/solution development on cloud-based digital ad insertion products. Involved in AWS and Azure solution architecture and deployment. Skill areas include: AWS CloudFormation, load balancing, scaling, deployment, and cloud networking.Software/system development on various cloud video playout products. Involved in compressed video processing/playout, SCTE 35/104 handling, software packaging (Chocolatey/NuGet), and continuous development/integration. Most projects include use of agile methods and processes.Member of the R&D team for FAME (Full Motion Video Asset Management Engine), with responsibilities for system and software architecture/development. FAME is a large-scale video management and exploitation system targeted for the ISR (Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance) market. Worked with product teams at Imagine to adapt commercial video solutions to the ISR market, specifically for inclusion in FAME. In this capacity performed requirements definition, system/software architecture, and custom development involving a variety of technologies (Windows, Linux, VMware, Java). Held TS/SCI SI/TK clearance during 2012-2014.

Developer/architect as part of an effort to augment a wide-area video surveillance application used by the military with full-motion video capabilities. Designed/implemented NetBeans modules for search and video stream status.Active participant in Motion Imagery Standards Board (MISB) activities on behalf of Harris; particularly in the area of metadata, video standards, and interoperability.System engineer/architect as part of a team developing a large-scale video management system for use in military and commercial applications (e.g. surveillance, law enforcement, security).Implemented a modular client framework for embedded test devices that included a frame-based web interface with pages for TCP/IP remote control via Java applet, file download, user accounts, and configuration. Included custom login security using MD5 password hashing.Participated in the design and architecture of a hand-held IPTV analyzer. Designed the GUI and application level software components. Inventor on US Patent 9,444,700Developed software for a video server for the purpose of adding video effects such as logos, animations, etc. to an encoded MPEG stream.Developed applications in C++ on QNX, Windows and Linux implementing various system functions such as: scheduling, TV guide data processing, video over IP, external control, device drivers, and client protocols.Experienced with broadcasting technologies such as ATSC PSIP, MPEG-2, and EIA-708 captioning.

Horsham, Pa

Participated and lead the design and development of software for cable modems, VoIP modems, and set-top boxes. Served as lead firmware engineer for Motorola's multi-million selling SB5100 cable modem. Worked extensively with leading cable providers such as Comcast and Time Warner on cable modem and VoIP deployment. Authored 4 patent disclosures in the area of VoIP and 4 in the area of set-top software. Inventor on US Patent 6,917,675

Moorestown, Nj

Participated and lead design and development of hardware and software for air traffic control and industrial computer systems. Managed a team of 2-3 engineers to develop several VME/PMC adapters including software that were OEM'd to Motorola.

Engineering Management

Completed 7 courses towards a degree in Engineering Management.

Bsee, Computer Engineering

Deans List 1984, 1988