Resumé
Areas of Experience
- Internet Application Development
- Software Development
- Project Management
- Object-Oriented Analysis, Design & Development
- System Analysis and Design
- Software Engineering Methods & Standards
- Software Integration and Installation
- Software Maintenance
- Software Configuration Management
Computer Skills
Hardware:
PCs (various models), Sun, MASSCOMP 6600, Interdata 8/32, Apollo,
PR1ME 750, VAX 11/780, CDC Cyber 176, Unisys 1100/80
Operating Systems: Windows, UNIX, OS/32, PRIMOS, VAX/VMS, AEGIS, NOS,
NOS/BE, 1100/OS (Unisys)
Languages: C#, ECMAScript, VBScript, SQL, XML, HTML, CSS, CFML, C, Ada, FORTRAN
Frameworks: ASP.Net, Classic ASP, PowerBuilder, Motif, X
Development Tools: Microsoft Visual Studio, Adobe Dreamweaver CS5
Databases: Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise, Microsoft Access
Miscellaneous Tools: Microsoft Project, Microsoft Office
Application Domains: Internet Applications, Mission Control Center Operations, Space Shuttle Telemetry, Space
Shuttle Reconfiguration Software; Network Management, Real-Time Data Acquisition, Facility Management
Work History
2009-present, Principle Systems Analyst,
Barrios Technology
Senior member of software development team assigned to
NASA's Mission Operations Directorate at the Johnson Space Center in
Houston. Currently responsible for maintaining and enhancing web applications
hosted in the Mission Automation System.
1996-2009, Project Lead,
United Space Alliance
Senior member of software development team assigned to
NASA's Mission Operations Directorate at the Johnson Space Center in
Houston. Developed suite of Internet based colaboration tools used by the flight
control teams at Houston's Mission Control Center, other NASA sites and
International Partners. These tools have become an integral part of the work flow
in the Mission Control Center. Also represented United Space Alliance as subject
matter expert on the winning Lockheed Martin proposal team for the Facilities
Development Operations Contract.
1986-1996, Software Engineering
Supervisor, Unisys Corporation
Assigned to NASA's Mission Operations Directorate to assist conversion
of Time Management Accounting System from FoxPro to client server architecture
using Sybase database on NT server and PowerBuilder on Windows 95
workstation. Additional responsibilities included support for Unisys
New Business Office as Proposal Manager.
From April 1994 to June 1996, section supervisor with staff of 23
software engineers assigned to reengineer Space Shuttle Reconfiguration
Software. Supervisor duties included staffing, salary planning and
performance appraisals. Project management duties included technical direction to
software engineering team, reviewing work for compliance with software
engineering standards, ensuring technical issues are resolved, ensuring
work is appropriately budgeted and scheduled, and reporting project status
to the customer.
From May 1992 to April 1994, section supervisor with staff of 12 software
engineers responsible for maintaining, upgrading and enhancing the Mission
Control Center Workstation System. Provided on-call, 24 hour software support
for all space shuttle missions. Duties included identification and correction
of software problems, providing flight control team with operational
work arounds for known software problems, and coordinating, with NASA, the
contents of future software releases. Software systems included workstation
executive, real-time data acquisition, network management, and status and
control.
From October 1991 to May 1992, was assigned to Unisys/Loral/IBM software
development team where was promoted from Senior Software Engineering Specialist
to Software Engineering Supervisor. Responsible for coordinating the
delivery of the Mission Control Center Workstation System (approximately
one million source lines of 'C' code) from the development contractor to
the operations contractor.
While on special assignment to NASA in 1991, developed software used
in the Mission Control Center by the Payloads Flight Control Team to monitor
deployment of the Tethered Satellite System from the Space Shuttle.
From 1989 through 1991, was technical lead for Ada pilot project. This
project involved reengineering checkout software that resided on the Telemetry
Preprocessing Computer (Interdata 8/32) and rehosting to UNIX workstation
(MASSCOMP 6600) using Object-Oriented Design method and Ada programming
language.
Joined the Unisys/Rockwell/AlliedSignal Space Operations Contract team
in 1986. Was member of team responsible for coordinating the transition of
responsibility for maintaining Telemetry Preprocessing Computer Checkout
Software following NASA consolidation of space shuttle operations contracts.
After transition, assumed software sustaining engineering responsibilities
as Task Lead.
1985-1986, Software Engineer,
Ford Aerospace and Communications Corp.
Responsible for functional definition and implementation of
software prototype for software validation system to be implemented as part
of Mission Control Center upgrade.
1980-1985, Sr. Programmer / Analyst,
AAA Technology and Specialties Co., Inc.
Responsible for software development, maintenance, on-site
installation and customer support for suite of engineering applications
offered on multiple computer platforms. Client base was primarily petrochemical
related engineering firms. Received diversified experience in all phases of application development
with special emphasis on portability.
1975-1980, Customer Support Representative,
University Computing Company
Progressed from Computer Operator to Customer Support Representative
with responsibility for technical support to the sales staff. Duties included
software product demonstrations, customer training and customer support.
Also contracted to customers for software development.
Education
Computer Science, University of Houston
Training
- ITIL - Foundation Certification, Hilton Computer Strategies, 9/2007.
- Building Collaborative Applications with SharePoint, Hilton Computer Strategies, 8/2006.
- Updating Your Database Devopment Skills to Microsoft SQL Server 2005, Hilton Computer Strategies, 6/2006.
- Intensive XML Web Services Training, Hilton Computer Strategies, 9/2005.
- Advanced Web Application Development using Microsoft ASP .NET, Hilton Computer Strategies, 9/2005.
- Intensive Web Application Development Training with Microsoft ASP .NET and Microsoft C# .NET, Hilton Computer Strategies, 1/2004.
- Programming a Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Database, Hilton Computer Strategies, 11/2003.
- Advanced Active Server Pages, Hilton Computer Strategies, 12/2001.
- Web Development with Active Server Pages, Hilton Computer Strategies, 10/2001.
- Java 2: An Introduction, San Jacinto College, 4/2001.
- Advanced ColdFusion Development, San Jacinto College, 2/2001.
- Fast Track to ColdFusion, Allaire Corporation, 11/98.
- Building PowerBuilder Distributed Applications, Sybase, 8/98.
- PowerBuilder and Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise, Sybase, 8/98.
- Building COM/DCOM Components with PowerBuilder, Sybase, 8/98.
- Developing and Deploying Distributed PowerBuilder NVOs in Jaguar CTS, Sybase, 8/98.
- Rearchitecting a "Legacy" PowerBuilder Application to Use the PFC, Sybase, 8/98.
- Building Applications Using the PowerBuilder Foundation Class Library, Sybase, 10/97.
- Building PowerBuilder Internet Applications, Sybase, 9/97.
- Building Dynamic Web Sites with "Dynamo", Sybase, 9/97.
- When to Use Web.PB, PowerJ, PowerBuilder & Jaguar CTS, Sybase, 9/97.
- Tuning PowerBuilder Applications, Sybase, 9/97.
- Using ObjectCycle, Sybase, 9/97.
- Introduction to Jaguar CTS, Sybase, 9/97.
- Fast Track to PowerBuilder 5.0, Powersoft, 8/96.
- Management Problems of the Technical Person in a Leadership Role, Pryor Resources, Inc., 5/96
- Project Management & Control Systems, Rockwell Space Operations Co., 10/95
- Microsoft Project 4.0: Advanced, ExecuTrain, 9/95
- Microsoft Project 4.0: Intermediate, ExecuTrain, 8/95
- Microsoft Project 4.0: Beginning, ExecuTrain, 6/95
- Requirements Analysis for Managers and Team Leaders, Zycad, 5/94
- The Management Institute, Unisys, 9/93
- SEI Capabilities Maturity Model, Unisys, 1992
- SEI Software Lifecycle, Unisys, 1992
- SEI Project Management, Unisys, 1992.
- SEI Risk Management, Unisys, 1992
- SEI Requirements Management, Unisys, 1992
- Unisys Total Quality Process, Unisys, 2/88 & 2/92
- Programming with the X Toolkit and Widgets, GHG Corporation, 9/90
- CLIPS, Artificial Intelligence Technology Transfer Program, CSC, 8/90
- Basic Supervisory Training, Rockwell Space Operations Co., 4/87
Security Clearance (U. S. Department of Defense)
Level: Secret
Sponsor: Unisys Corporation
Issued: 1986
Status: Inactive.
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