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Roxbury, MassachusettS

SUMMARY:

Software engineer developing software in C++ or C#.

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

  • C/C++, C#/.NET, OpenCV, Visual Studio, MATLAB, Python, Scheme, STL, Boost.
  • Computer Vision, Machine Vision, Algorithm Development, Halcon, SVN, Git.
  • Medical devices, Image Processing, Warehouse Automation, Robotic Palletizing
  • Agile/Scrum, OOAD, UML, Design Patterns, Embedded Systems, VxWorks, Linux

EXPERIENCE:

Software Engineer

Confidential, Roxbury, Massachusetts

Responsibilities:

  • Developed software to control a printer “farm” to print gift cards and credit cards.
  • Developed software in C++ and C# to control and coordinate a group of card printers to encode, print, and emboss cards.
  • Worked from home with some onsite work during deployment and troubleshooting.

Principal Software Engineer

Confidential, Irvine, California

Responsibilities:

  • Developed architecture, software and processes for a startup medical device company.
  • Developed GUI, algorithms, and control software in C++, OpenCV, MFC.
  • Device’s laser etches a lens within a cataract patient’s own IOL to correct their vision.
  • Developed lens and optics algorithms, control of laser scanners, 6 stages, OCT image processing, GUIs, computer vision profiling/calibration, and complete system software.
  • Implemented Agile/Scrum, SQA processes, and automated testing framework.
  • Mentored junior software engineers and designed all software architectures.

Principal Software Engineer

Confidential, Wilmington, Massachusetts

Responsibilities:

  • Developed algorithms for advanced warehouse automation in C++ and C#.
  • Developed patented world - class pallet planning algorithm in C++ that builds densedynamically stable eight foot tall pallets. Currently palletizes 10,000+ cases per day.
  • Developed software to perform pattern recognition and classification of 10,000 different SKUs of cases traveling 120 feet per minute along a conveyor.
  • Developed algorithms in C# to control and coordinate a fleet of robots to store and retrieve casegoods optimally in a large automated warehouse.
  • Developed software to dimension cases in 3D using two low-cost Kinect cameras.
  • Alpha tester for Xbox One’s Kinect for Windows time-of-flight 3D point cloud camera.

Senior Imaging Software Engineer

Confidential, Waltham, Massachusetts

Responsibilities:

  • Developed MATLAB and C++ software for analysis of digital microscope slide images.
  • Developed algorithms in MATLAB to analyze circulating tumor cell diagnostic tests.
  • Ported various MATLAB algorithms and Excel programs into C++ applications.
  • Specified hardware for deployed systems, and modeled and improved software architecture.

Senior Software Engineer

Confidential, Oakland, California

Responsibilities:

  • Developed C++ software for automatic person detection, extraction, and analysis.
  • Ported face detection, person segmentation, SmartCrop, SmartCompose, white screen background removal, and skin tone transfer algorithms from MATLAB to C++.
  • Extensive use of STL, Boost, OpenCV, and IPP to optimize performance.

Senior Software Engineer

Confidential, Aliso Viejo, California

Responsibilities:

  • Developed C++ software for automated medical microscopes and telepathology.
  • Developed algorithms for calibration, autofocus, color space analysis, tissue classification, and cell segmentation for both brightfield and fluorescence images.
  • Cell segmentation via color space thresholds, watersheds, and blob and texture analysis.
  • Developed digital pathology applications using Java, ImageJ, and MATLAB.

Algorithm Engineer

Confidential, Anaheim, California

Responsibilities:

  • Developed C/C++ software for vehicle-mounted camera-based safety system.
  • Camera monitors the road in real time for lane changes, tailgating, and collisions.
  • Developed algorithms in MATLAB and ported to C++ for Intel XScale PXA processor.
  • Developed vehicle tracking software for adaptive cruise control and object detection and classification algorithms for collision avoidance and pre-crash safety systems.

Principal Software Engineer

Confidential, San Diego, California

Responsibilities:

  • Developed C++ software to control an infusion pump (class II medical device).
  • Software domain lead - Developed real-time, object-oriented software using C++UML, OOAD, OSE Real Time OS, MFC, CASE Tools, and State Diagrams.
  • Software controls a medical infusion pump including a GUI, motion control, wireless communication (TCP/IP), patient data management (XML), and drug library database.
  • Performed vehicle detection and classification in varying conditions utilizing pattern recognition, feature extraction, background updating, and shadow removal.
  • Located, segmented, and classified low-contrast defects in continuous web fabrics and films via auto-thresholding, blob analysis, texture analysis, and statistics.

Senior Software Engineer

Confidential, San Jose, California

Responsibilities:

  • Developed machine vision software for semiconductor, Confidential, and electronics applications.
  • Developed embedded GUI and system control software.
  • Developed C++ software for inkjet cartridge inspection, probe mark inspection, defect classification, photometric calibration, and optical distortion calibration.
  • Inkjet algorithms currently inspecting 100% of HP printheads worldwide.
  • Created general machine vision algorithms for part finding, alignment, auto thresholding, blob analysis, image calibration, and image averaging.
  • Developed interfaces for in-house frame grabber and DSP pattern recognition boards.

Manufacturing Development Engineer

Confidential, Corvallis, Oregon

Responsibilities:

  • Developed software and hardware for in-house automated wafer inspection machines.
  • Developed software in C to control automation and perform machine vision inspection of dimensions, thin film registration, mask verification, and miscellaneous defects.
  • Reduced human inspection requirements by sixty percent and improved process variation from 74 microns to 5 microns via process feedback.

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