Senior Software Engineer Resume alt Lake City, UT - Hire IT People

TECHNICAL SKILLS

OOD, C++, Qt, Confidential Visual Studio, MFC, C#, OpenGL, C, Windows Sockets, multi - threaded real time development, Boost, STL, XML, Excellent Communication and Problem Solving Skills,

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Senior Software Engineer

Confidential, Salt Lake City, UT

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I'm writing software with Visual Studio and C++ to present electromagnetic information from a tool traveling down an oil or gas pipe for use by a data analyst.

Confidential, Draper UT

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Worked on a directed advertising system using C++11 on a Linux platform, also Go, REST and Confidential .
The product was mostly in place.
I worked on fixing bugs and enhancements for the first release.

Confidential, Salt Lake City, UT

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Developed an Offline Spike Sorter application using C++, Qt and OpenGL.
This application allows researchers to sort neural spike data.
The data files can be large. 50+ GB. However, the UI is very responsive.
This product released Oct 2015. Since then, I’ve proted it to OS X and Ubuntu, and I am currently adding the functionallity to sort multiple channels simultaneously for tetrode support.

Confidential, Lindon, UT

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Re-designed the throughput in a server to fix multi-threading issues.
The server runs on any Windows x64 platform and is coded in C++ with boost and STL.
The code base comprises the bottom layer of a forensic product that analyses volatile memory, hard drives, removable media and shares.
I also worked on the modules that perform the forensic functions.

Confidential, Salt Lake City, UT

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Developed an Oscilloscope application and a Signal Generator using C++/C, MFC, Qt and OpenGL. Implemented K-means automated spike sorting, and drew ellipsoids around the spike groups in an OpenGL window using 3D linear regression to find the best fit plane.

Confidential, Salt Lake City UT

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I Developed a C# .NET UI to enable a prosthetist to fit a patient with a Utah Artificial Arm, Hand or Wrist. Developed custom Google Chrome style Tear-off Tabs, a custom 3D single bar graph with sliding threshold and high water mark, and custom grid controls.

Confidential, Salt Lake City UT

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Designed and developed a product which allows users to create configure and use their own soft control panels to control Confidential analog switchers and digital signal processors.
My first project was to make a PC look like one of the Confidential Control Panels.
I developed the original Windows Socket multi-threaded communication base to talk to the Confidential switchers.
Subsequently, the same Socket platform has been used in the other Confidential PC based products.
I created an initial temporary thread which did the network discovery, and a separate thread for each network device the app connected to.
A layer above the Socket threads handled connection status keep-alive pings and reconnect on failure.

Confidential, Sunnyvale, CA

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Developed the initial UI for the Atheros wireless LAN card in C++ with MFC.
This UI allows user to configure profiles, view status information and available access points (AP), and connect to an AP in the list. The UI is launched from a tray icon that also shows current status and allows the user to switch profiles.
This was a telecommuting job.
I developed the entire UI from my home in Utah.

Confidential, Santa Clara CA

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Designed developed and supported several generations of the UI for 3Com's Network Interface Cards.
The Design was layered, with a DLL to communicate with each card type and OS allowing the same UI for all 3Com Network Cards.
In 1992, I implemented the original version of the UI in 8086 assembly with DOS. From 1994 on, I implemented the UI in C++ with MFC.
My software shipped with every 3Com Network Interface Card.

Confidential, Cupertino, CA

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Designed and implemented a distributed multi-threaded print server, and a logging system for an OS/2 and Presentation Manager based manufacturing automation product.

Confidential, Cupertino CA

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I was part of a 5 person group tasked with designing and developing the OS for a KDJ11 based real-time control system.
I Designed, implemented, tested, and supported the Process I/O System, Alarm System, Video Display System, and Video driver.