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Lead C++ Developer Resume

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Santa Clara, CA

SUMMARY:

  • I am seeking an opportunity to cooperatively develop capable high value systems and subsystems.
  • Learning is important to me. I am continually learning the work, and I want to do it well.

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

STL, Boost, Code: C/C++11/14/17, C#, MFC Python, Perl, Bash scripting UI Development with Qt 4, 5 STL Threads, Posix Threads Linux Kernel Development

Graphics: CUDA, OpenGL DBus Experience ROS, starting with Kinetic Kame

Processes: XP pair programming, peer reviews, code inspections, design reviews. Software Development Life Cycle: requirements, design, code, unit test, system test.

Design: Interface descriptions, data flow, UML, OO Analysis and Design. Configuration management and process: Subversion, Git, Perforce, Agile, Jira Software design life cycle, change analysis.

Development environments: Code Composer Studio, QT Creator Eclipse, IAR, Net Beans, MPLAB, Trace32, Visual Stu dio, Autotools and Make.

Multitasking: Real - time Operating Systems, executive architectures, schedulers. Distributed Computing: 0MQ, CORBA GUI with system diagrams. TUI display and control. Headless with logging and reporting.

Power systems: process controls, load control, sensing, metering, protective relaying.

Low power systems: cellular, medical devices.

Office: Microsoft Office Word, Excell, OneNote, VBA, Visio, Project, Open Office

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Lead C++ Developer

Confidential, Santa Clara CA

Responsibilities:

  • Work on porting DSP applications from Windows to Linux
  • Designed and implemented control algorithms for a highly configurable systems that can be controlled locally and remotely via ROS
  • Designed and implemented distributed framework for Linux systems to support
  • Board bring up, construction of UEFI and BSP packages for new board designs
  • Bench testing for validation and debugging
  • Heavy use of networking configuration (routers and switches) for network debugging
  • Created software packager system to bring up git branches, boot loaders, Designed XML “graph” system (this is a system that only allows modules to and BSP and assemble into a firmware image connect to each other if they have a “graph” entry)
  • QT QML design and integration
  • C++ in Visual Studio, QT Creator, CMake, autotools
  • Python for build automation
  • Ported medical diagnostic device to ARM Cortex 9
  • Implemented LED readings to USB interface
  • Qt/QML user interface
  • Experience: Controls for charging batteries, monitoring device conditions, configuring modes of operation, and modulating diagnosis.

Lead C++ Developer

Confidential, San Francisco, CA

Responsibilities:

  • Worked on electrical power systems, industrial controls, and robotics for a new 3D Metal printer
  • Designed original print queue system based on a distributed architecture
  • Leveraged the above to cut down on expensive 3d printing operations using CUDA
  • Experience: Electrical schematic design, wiring diagrams, embedded preemptive real-time C control software, programmable logic controller (PLC) and SCADA system software design including touch screen QT GUI systems for switch gear. Intrinsically safe electrical control and monitoring system for use in a hazardous (100w laser) environment
  • Created windows application to view 3D model files for defects using OpenGL
  • Python for build automation

Controls Engineer

Confidential, Los Angeles CA

Responsibilities:

  • Implemented AES-256 encryption layer on existing in-house DNP-3 stack.
  • Wrote ladder examples for sales staff to demonstrate ProSoft PC-56 modules
  • Installed same on a new version of the Taipei subway system
  • Implemented several conversion modules (MODBUS - PROFIBus, CANBus - MODBUS, MODBUS/WiFi, LoRa stacks )
  • Heavy use of network configuration equipment (routers and switches) for debugging network issues.
  • Developed an original MQTT server in C++
  • Led team of 2 other engineers to design and create an IEC-6185 GUI monitoring console for Windows in MFC.

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