Scott Pelger Email & Phone Number

Reno, Nevada

• Manages team members.
• Provides technical guidance to other engineering disciplines.
• Schedules projects.
• Currently managing the development team for an entry level pipetting instrument similar to Microlab Nimbus providing the advantage of low cost and automation of fluid handling (CoretexM3).
• Currently managing the addition of extended functionality to the Multi-Phase Extraction instrument to provide reagent dispensing and liquid evaporation (CoretexM3).
• Coordinates ongoing development support for existing large and small instruments.

Reno, Nevada

• Designed and implemented low level data transport protocols for communication between instruments and controlling PCs. Physical protocols include TCP, UDP, CAN, ARCnet, and RS-232.
• Designed and implemented PC libraries for the purpose of communicating with instruments over TCP and RS-232 (C#).
• Designed general purpose firmware tool (C#) used to dynamically query an instrument's functionality as well as execute discovered functionality. The application is also used by the firmware group to define instrument.
• Implemented DHCP client for ARM7 solutions per RFC 2131.
• Familiar with SPI and I2C data communications.
• Firmware development in C++ using IAR Embedded Workbench.

Reno, Nevada

• Designed and implemented an application to allow users to control Hamilton's Microlab 500 (pipettor) and Modular Valve Positioner. This application was created from the ground up (C++) providing users the ability to.
• Capitalized on the aforementioned application and developed a TCP server application with a light-weight UI to control the ML500 for accurate and repeatable dosing for test animals. The application was designed.
• Wrote a hardware simulator for a new liquid pipetting robot that is currently under development. The simulator allows a user to specify an instrument configuration and a procedure to perform. The user can then watch.

Sunnyvale, CA

• Lead developer for client side multi protocol network analyzer. Actively participated in the merging of acquired technology into company product line as well as the direction, design, and development of Finisar's.
• Actively participated in the development of the GTX-A multi protocol analyzer from its waning days as a 2-port local hardware analyzer through its evolution as a scalable multi-protocol 64-port distributed network.
• Member of a small team of developers architecting the future of analysis tools with the goal of migrating away from Windows based platforms toward a platform independent solution targeting mainly Windows, Solaris, and.
• Wrote a client/server application that allows network managers to remotely navigate and monitor multiple networks using serial interface network taps. The application is capable of managing numerous taps and was.
• Named on two patents while related to the design of a UI histogram control for Surveyor, an Ethernet protocol analyzer, that allows a user to navigate through 80GB of trace data.
• Designed and implemented a new UI for a VOIP plug-in to Surveyor, which aids in troubleshooting QOS problems for VOIP networks.

San Jose, CA

• Software Developer, responsible for the development of utility applications for DSL routers, switches, and bridges as well as for web base client interfaces.
• Designed and implemented an MFC application using Visual C++ 6.0 under Windows NT for the detection of multiple DSL routers on single and multi-homed PCs providing a means to modify interface configurations. All.
• Enhanced real time embedded web server on a router written in C by improving navigation between interface configurations, adding an interface for firewall configuration, simplifying the DHCP subnet configuration.
• Author of SDSL router configuration applications written using MS Visual C++ employing the use of the WinSock API and multithreading capabilities.

Palo Alto, CA

• Test Engineer, responsible for the design of test stand equipment as well as the documentation, development, and verification of test procedures for microwave subassemblies.
• Seized the opportunity to redesign a test stand resulting in an overall savings of 16% ($39,500) of allotted budget. Eliminating one piece of test equipment and upgrading another yielded a dollar savings, promoted code.
• Designed a GUI test engine using Active-X controls that provided the user with a more familiar environment featuring MS Windows common controls. The test engine was designed to execute any test sequence for any device.
• Improved the performance of file read time by 85%. This was accomplished by replacing an HP VEE file I/O library with a.DLL written in C++.
• Decreased function call execution time of company standard instrument drivers by 9%. Accomplished by enhancing API functions to accept cached instrument addresses negating the need for an address look-up table.

Nashua, NH

• Test Engineer, responsible for the documentation, development, and verification of test procedures for microwave subassemblies.
• Implemented tests for beam steering, phase shifting, and attenuating microwave modules for F-22 Electronic Countermeasure antenna.
• Author of test equipment drivers and data manipulation routines written in C.

Westover ARB, Chicopee, MA

Communications repair and maintenance technician, Galaxy C-5.

RAF Lakenheath, Lakenheath, England

Electronic warfare equipment repair and maintenance technician, Aardvark F-111F.