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Helping Veoneer with MISRA compliance.

Software development for GM Global B product with cybersecurity and AUTOSAR architecture using C on an ST micro ARM chip.

Software development and maintenance for various products using a variety of different micros..

Software development and test for driving simulator for Chrysler.

Working on a multi-camera system for Chrysler.

Troubleshoot and fix defects in the Wal-mart Point of Sale system as well as add new capabilities.

• Designed, wrote and tested embedded software for the Infinity mirror (winner of the 2012 Pace award) with OnStar and auto-dimming features and GMLAN communications for the 2013 – 2014 Camaro and Corvette.

Broke down customer level requirements to create detailed requirements used by software engineers to create the necessary image processing software for high-end mirrors for Ford Motor Company.Greatly improved metrics for the requirements team through attention to detail and error catching on established requirements and ensuring newer requirements were properly created.Used Doors for handling requirements and establishing traceability of requirements.

One and a half years on Constellation Project for NASA (2009 - 2010):Took customer requirements and wrote, reviewed, and rewrote systems and subsystems requirements for the lab.Worked on designing the external interfaces for the Crew Exploration Vehicle Avionics Integration Lab (CAIL) to integrate with other labs and the Mission Control Center at Johnson Space Center.Editor of the technical documentation for the CAIL that is delivered to NASA.Developed web tools for tracking resources using ASP.NET, C#, and HTML.Software Test Engineer:Wrote, reviewed, and revised requirements for the simulator ensuring testability of the requirements.Wrote test plan and procedures, and ran the procedures for verifying requirements for the Pad Abort 1 simulation software used by NASA.Received recognition for completing testing well ahead of schedule and forcing processes to be established due to that progress.Software Developer:Took customer requirements and wrote, reviewed, and revised subsystem level requirements.Designed, wrote, and formally tested software used by various government agencies and the military including the Air Force (e.g., STRATCOM, AEHF/Milstar communication satellites, and Vandenberg AFB) and NASA (e.g., commanding software for Shuttle and International Space Station).All software was multi-threaded and capable of running in large, scalable, distributed networks.Most software was designed to access databases (e.g., Oracle, Teradata) using SQL, JDBC and ODBC in C++ and Java.All software was required to run 24/7 all year long without disruption. No memory leaks or other memory or multi-thread issues could be tolerated.Software was always delivered early.No discrepancies have ever been found in software delivered for build inclusion due to vigorous testing performed prior to release of the software.Received recognition for exceeding expectations for delivered software.Expertise in troubleshooting memory and thread issues.

Nearly four years.Rebuilt diesel engines and performed general maintenance on LAVs.Platoon Sergeant for 105 Marines.Supply and Maintenance Non-Commissioned Officer In Charge (NCOIC): Three years:Responsible for supply and repair orders for millions of dollars in military hardware.Reduced average repair time by 33% even though work load doubled.Reduced losses due to misplaced items by 100%.Reduced wait times for many parts by nearly 90%.