I've worked on a wide variety of projects during my time at SRI. My experience includes the design and creation of:software for multiple CubeSat projects including flight software for operations and telemetry as well as large-scale constellation simulations for networking technology R&D.software to enable remote control of serial devices over ethernet, particularly to investigate the use of ethernet communications between CubeSat payload systems.multi-threaded software to process and aggregate image data from a network of sensors in real time that was used to command connected devices.software to track and command user-worn radio devices, including software to encode and decode data packets, and tools to filter, record, playback, and simulate data streams for on-the-fly testing and simulation.a "smart" resource scheduler (in conjunction with SRI's AI Center) using constraint-based programming.

Applied Signal Technology is a leading provider of advanced intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance products, systems, and services.

A small software company that focused on developing software to control A/V devices. Their two main products were the OnGoer device control platform and the Curiax suite of "eJustice" applications.

LTI is a government contractor that deals primarily with the storage and preservation of military equipment and vehicles. The office in Atlanta was focused on software development, particularly a logistics package for the Army National Guard called FLMS.

While I was at Georgia Tech I participated in the school's Co-Op program and worked five semesters at McKenney's in the Automation and Controls group. Our group created web interfaces and add-on programs for commercial HVAC control systems.