| Objective |
A challenging position utilizing my background in
software design and development for Microsoft Windows platforms.
Leadership of a team is welcome. |
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| Platforms and Environments |
Microsoft Windows 95, 98, ME, NT 4.0 and 2000
using Visual C++ 6.0. IIS
5.0, DirectShow, ActiveX, and more. Limited
experience with Macintosh OS and Metrowerks CodeWarrior. |
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| Strengths |
Solid development skills resulting in reliable
code. Strong debugging
skills. Able to work
independently and as part of a team.
Strong work ethic. Have
been telecommuting 100% of the time for the last seven years. Able
to work on multiple projects simultaneously. |
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| Experience |
| 1999–Present
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Image Software, Inc |
Peterborough, NH |
Director of Software Engineering/Chief Architect
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Responsible for overseeing direction and consistency of a
digital imaging code base for both the Microsoft Windows and Macintosh OS
platforms.
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Responsible for supporting sales organization by analyzing
customer needs and proposing solutions in both local and distributed
environments.
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Continue to lead and contribute to projects as a development
engineer.
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Serve as technical liaison between customers and developers.
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| 1994–1999 |
Image Software, Inc |
Peterborough, NH |
Senior Software Engineer
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Served as project lead and contributor on a variety of
digital imaging products for the consumer marketplace.
Customers include Olympus, Agfa, Sony, Hewlett-Packard, Mitsubishi,
Konica, Philips, Apple, Minolta, PhotoWorks, and more.
Projects have included photo editors, viewers, catalogers, TWAIN
data sources and more.
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| 1992–1994 |
Computervision, Inc.
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Bedford, MA |
Senior Software Engineer
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Worked as part of the development team for DesignView for
Windows.
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Ported DesignView to Windows NT.
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Added extensions to DesignView for Windows for Pen Computing
platforms.
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| 1979–1992 |
Wang Laboratories, Inc. |
Lowell, MA |
Software Engineering Specialist
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Worked as part of the team working on Wang’s digital
imaging product that later became part of Microsoft Windows.
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Led a small team of developers in the development of a PC
vector graphics application.
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Developed a device independent plotting system for Wang’s
minicomputer graphics software
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Served in various project lead and team member roles for
Wang’s minicomputer operating system.
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| 1977–1979 |
Norwich-Eaton Pharmaceuticals |
Norwich, NY |
Software Engineer
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Served as system administrator for the minicomputer system
that served the company’s R&D laboratories.
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Wrote software for data collection in the laboratories.
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Wrote a cross-assembler to support the development of
in-house embedded systems which integrated various laboratory devices and
an HP-3000 minicomputer.
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Taught BASIC programming to scientists to assist in their
research efforts.
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| Education |
| 1972–1976 |
University of Scranton |
Scranton, PA |
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| Interests |
Gardening, cooking, cats, home theater, home automation,
music, computers |