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Lincoln University, PA, US

Santa Monica, California, US

Embedded Release Manager for Ring Alarm Systems

Newport, DE, US

o Lead development team in updating a Java web application with Angular.js front-end to be scalable. Helped design application to use AWS load balancers, Kafka and Cassandra database to handle data from growing number of IoT devices. AWS Lambas used for reporting process to reduce compute resources.o Build and maintain CI/CD pipeline that deploys monthly.

Newport, DE, US

o Support existing production Java software packages, providing bug fixes and new features.o Diagnosed and resolved network issues in firmware. Created a test platform of hardware and software tools to simulate a weak RF signal environments to diagnose and improve network communications softwareperformance.o Led effort to promote and implement an agile.

o Built customized Linux-based OS to run on PC/104 system with Intel architecture.o Designed and led development of multi-threaded C program interfacing over RS-232, USB, and TCP to infrared spectrometer, GPS, pan/tilt motor, and environmental sensors. System collects and analyzes data from spectrometer at 30hz and sends results to Windows UI over TCP.o.

o Developed MS.NET application using Windows Forms, written in C# and VB that manages TCP connections to multiple sensors to collect and archive data at 30hz. Uses a triangulation algorithm to identify cloud location and displays 3D cloud result on Google Earth interface.o Responsible for software maintenance and issuing periodic software updates to.

Lead developer of embedded software and Windows user interface for standoff chemical sensors.

Sensor Fusion System combines data from multiple battlefield sensors (Chem/Bio and ISR) to provide earlier threat warning with higher confidence from chemical / biological threats- Led a team of software developers. Managed schedules, budgets, monthly reports and interfacing with the customer. - Published and presented report at SPIE conference- System.

Network of Standoff Chemical Sensors continuously monitoring for chemical threats since 2004o Installed liquid coolers on spectrometers to reduce maintenance costs by $200,000 per yearo Analyze system faults and false alarms. Works closely with customer to understand and reduce number of false alarms to less than 4 events a year (out of almost 2 billion.