Resume 8

Software Engineer.

MS in Computer Science, The University of Tennessee, Edville, Tennessee

• Windows NT applications programming in C++ user interface modification and expansion, error correction, code cleanup .
• Working on Z80 and Z180-based embedded firmware adding new functions, correcting errors, code cleanup .

• Learning about programming in JAVA
• Learning about VxWorks real-time operating system and its implementations

• Taking care about important family issues.

• Design and development of the user interface, data collection, processing and presentation programs for Windows 3.11/NT/95 applications.
• Design and development of low-level firmware for the V53
• based x386 logic embedded application. The multitasking, proprietary firmware code included system startup, coordination between tasks data acquisition, processing and user interface , system reset, interrupt drivers, keyboard, LCD display, tachometer, hooks for interfacing with higher-level C++ parts of the firmware and other routines necessary for hardware control and setup.
• Code maintenance and Customer Service Support Provision.

• Windows 3.11/95/NT system and application programming including serial I/O and multitasking using SDK/API, MFC, Visual Basic, Visual C++, C++ Builder, various third party software packages containing grids, tabs, serial communication routines, etc.
• Advanced C++ programming with object oriented analysis and design. All Windows and most of embedded system programming was object oriented. Familiarity with Rational Rose UML.
• NEC V53 microprocessor operation and assembler programming.
• Ability to read schematics for firmware development.
• Using PC-based embedded system debugger from Paradigm with the Grammar Engine, Inc. EPROM emulator for code development.
• Using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, function generators, etc., for software development and testing.
• Working knowledge of PVCS, StarTeam, InstallShield and Visio programs.

• Developing and debugging software for the OMNIview image transformation system

• Programming in the Intel i960 microprocessor C and assembler languages.
• Utilizing the "MT!" multitasking operating system US Software Company for real time video and image-processing purposes.
• Identifying and correcting errors in existing firmware.

• Design and development of real time proprietary multitasking firmware for predictive maintenance vibration data collectors/analyzers and other embedded applications analyzer-printer adapter, tachometer, "smart" battery charger, etc.
• Development of new firmware and making enhancements to existing firmware products.
• Firmware maintenance
• identifying and correcting errors, updating documentation.
• Releasing new versions of firmware to customers.
• Providing technical support to employees and customers.

• HD64180 and M68xx microprocessor family assembler programming.
• Ability to read schematics for firmware development.
• Data acquisition and digital data processing. Development and maintenance of the analyzer code required some basic knowledge of digital signal processing including Fast Fourier Transform, sampling, averaging, windowing, etc.
• Applications of vibration analysis in machinery maintenance.
• C and assembler programming for IBM PC compatible computers.

Was a member of the User Services math software support group.

• User consulting.
• Teaching short courses of MACSYMA and MAPLE for students and faculty.

• Programming languages: FORTRAN, C, PASCAL, and ACSL;
• Symbolic manipulation systems: MACSYMA, MAPLE;
• User interaction with operating systems: DEC VMS, IBM CMS/MVS.
• Operational knowledge of the MOTOROLA 68000 microprocessor and the HP 64000 Logic Development System.
• Basic knowledge of parallel programming and program vectorization.

A U.S. citizen fluent in three languages: English, Russian, and Polish.

Available upon request.