Staff Software Engineer Resume

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

Languages/Technologies: Desktop and Embedded Windows Application Development UWP, WPF, XAML, TPL, Windows Forms, Windows API, MFC.

Web Development: .NET, C#, ASP.NET MVC, SOAP, XML

Other: WCF, Entity Framework, C, C++, COM/DCOM, MFC, ATL, MSMQ, MTS, Linux, Qt.

Database Experience: MS SQL Server

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Confidential

Staff Software Engineer

Responsibilities:

My previous responsibilities were the design and development of a gas monitoring system that communicates wirelessly with gas - detection devices.
The system is a Windows application written in WPF, which runs on Windows 7 and Windows 10. I designed 95% of this system, which is an MVVM application, while also working as the team lead.
The gas-detection devices are mobile and used primarily in oil fields, refineries and chemical factories. The application is 64 bit and makes extensive use of Confidential ’s Task Parallel Library.
For the user interface Control Templates, Data Templates, Behaviours geometries and animations are used.
While enhancements have been requested from customers, not one bug was been reported from the field as of this writing.
My responsibilities for both projects requires extensive documentation and testing as in any medical or safety system software.

Confidential

Consultant/Principal Software Engineer

Responsibilities:

Development of heart and glucose monitoring systems.
The systems both run on Windows 7 embedded and were written in WPF.
These systems communicate with devices connected to patients and, as with all medical devices, have to be extremely reliable and stable.
Extensive testing and documentation were required for American and EU certifications.

Confidential

Consultant/Principal Software Engineer

Responsibilities:

Design and development of eye surgery systems. The systems consist of multiple hardware and software subsystems requiring extensive cross-processor communication, which must be extremely reliable and stable.
Each subsystem contains its own central processing unit. I worked for five years on the vitreoretinal surgery system’s host application, which was developed using Windows Forms and runs on the Windows XP embedded 32-bit operating system.
I worked for two years on the cataract surgery system’s host application, which was developed with WPF using the MVVM architecture and runs on the Windows 7 embedded 64-bit operating system.
As both of these applications controlled eye surgery machines, extensive FDA required documentation was required as well as extensive testing.
Approximately 35% of the work done here was testing and documentation.
The Windows operating system was totally hidden from the end user for both of these applications.
They appeared similar to kiosks. On startup of the machines monitor applications were launched instead of the Windows desktop.
These monitor applications launched the actual surgical control applications.
The monitor applications “monitored” the surgery applications making sure they were responding.
The surgery applications also monitored the monitor applications. If either application stopped responding for the specified time the machine was put into a fault/alarm state, preventing any potential damage to patients.

Confidential

Senior Software Engineer

Responsibilities:

Design and development of application for wireless uploading, persistence and display of digital images from smart devices and web-enabled cameras.
Development of web application servers for uploading, displaying, and printing of digital images.
The two servers were written in Java and C# to support the Windows and Linux environments.

Confidential

Senior Software Engineer

Responsibilities:

Maintenance and upgrade of a Windows application supplying live financial data to stock brokers, traders and financial analysts.

Confidential

Senior Software Engineer

Responsibilities:

Development and maintenance of a Windows NT/95 application for factory automation.
Upgrading the user interface from Windows 3 to Windows 95. Implementation of drag and drop, the OLE control container functionality, structured storage, and several controls.
Involvement in early Design and development of the next generation, which was a multi-processor MVC application.

Confidential

Software Engineer

Responsibilities:

Development and maintenance of the remote control Windows application “pcANYWHERE”. Primary responsibilities were development of the user interface in a multi-threaded environment.