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SUMMARY:

I am primarily a C and Java developer. It projects in C include real - time and embedded applications in a couple of different industries.

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Confidential

Java developer

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I was tasked with developing a prototype system for synchronizing a remote quartz clock with a local cesium clock over 100 km of optical fiber to within 1 nanosecond, compensating for changes in path length.
When I started this project, we only had a design on paper that required the construction and interfacing to custom hardware (timers, frequency generator, sonet interface).
This project was to not only provide a prototype, but a proof of concept as well.
The project was to be completed in 9 months (I was told when I started that I was 3 months behind schedule).
I completed the project in the allotted time frame with over 30,000 lines of code.
The neat thing about this was when we did the test with the 100 km of fiber, we could watch the system respond as the fiber path length changed day-night temperature changes and maintain its 1 nsec accuracy.

Confidential

Java developer

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I worked on a proprietary real-time embedded OS designed for the cable industry.
I worked on various parts of the operating system, including digging into the kernel to fix a leap-year issue, debugging a reentrancy problem with the printf() port to a new machine, writing a porting layer for a 3 party security package, and developing and debugging network problems associated with upgrading the firmware over the network in the field.

Confidential

Java developer

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my primary responsibility was working with the team that developed the OpenCable Application Platform middleware for digital set top boxes, which was primarily designing Java APIs.
I led numerous drafting groups and edited and wrote several standards for Confidential, the European DVB and the International Telecommunications Union.
When I started, I was reviewing the responses to RFPs that were sent out to various software vendors to determine the best architecture for the project.
I realized immediately that this was to be a retail product and there was no method upgrade the set top boxes in the field in a secure and uniform manner.
I embarked on what turned out to be a multiyear project to develop such a specification.
I also led a small development team for adding features to the specification and the automated certification test environment.
Toward the end of my tenure at Confidential, the team that was developing a reference implementation for the middleware specification, needed some new features to be added but did not have any more resources available.
I jumped into this project, which at this time consisted of over one million lines of code and was given 3 months to develop the features and pass the certification tests.
This project required developing code in the java, JNI and C (machine independent) layers.

Confidential

Java developer

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I was primarily tasked with triage and debugging of problems associated with the Confidential implementation of the OpenCable Application Platform that I had previously worked on.
This was in conjunction with Confidential ’s client where I worked with many of their engineers.
In reviewing the software stack for specification compliance, I wrote several additions to the software stack (in C and Java) for testing and debugging the HDMI video ports.
I also wrote a client server application for studying memory leaks.