DESIRED FIELD OF EMPLOYMENT:

Computer Technology (Linux or Unix programming or system administration)

WORK EXPERIENCE:

7 years of professional computer programming experience. 23 years of C programming experience under MS-DOS, UNIX, and Linux. Fundamental understanding of electronics, computers, and mathematics.

Employed by Odyssey Research Associates, Inc. of Ithaca, New York (from February, 1985 to June, 1986) as a software engineer.

• Programming, testing, and documenting for the Air Force Nebula contract. The Nebula is a military standard computer (MIL-STD-1862B). The Nebula contract involved porting UNIX System V to the prototype Nebula computer located at Griffis Air Force Base, Rome, New York.
• Maintained a VAX-11/750 running VMS/EUNICE. EUNICE was the BSD UNIX utilities compiled to execute under the VMS operating system.

Employed by Henry, Sheive, and Associates (from September, 1983 to December, 1984) as a programmer writing programs in Pascal.

• Completed the firmware and documentation for the "ACT3", which was an intelligent cash register for cafeterias with a Z-80 microprocessor that can be connected to a host computer. It was implemented without an operating system or BIOS in a very small amount of memory.

Employed by Ithaca Intersystems (from June, 1979 to June, 1983), at first as a hardware technician and during the last 2.5 years as a software engineer.

• Systems analyst and programmer for Intersystems' computer products.
• Successfully completed the Z-8000 CPU boot PROM monitor firmware and the Xenix Intelligent Serial I/O (ISIO) driver (Unix driver in C) and Z-80 assembly language firmware for the ISIO card.
• Wrote and maintained diagnostic software.

Self-employed (from July, 1986 to present) to write "Mathomatic", which is a symbolic math program written in C.

Also contracted to write programs in C and assembly for the following United States companies, to their specifications: Performance Software, Salient Technologies, Ironics, and Array Analysis.