Brooks Automation

Over 10 years as a software engineer, on moderate- to large-scale projects. Have worked on real-time data acquisition systems, embedded systems running RTOS and Linux, Linux and HP/UX device drivers for PCI devices, a SCSI device driver, communications protocols, interprocess communication systems, a specialized forms manager, asynchronous event-dr... iven systems, and user-interface design. Over 10 years of system programming and system administration experience, ranging from writing backup procedures to debugging in-house device drivers and everything in between. Wrote network security enhancement code, privileged utilities to assist in project management, in-house "helpers" to support desired functions not supported by the target kernel and specialized diagnostics to assist when hardware service people were unable to reproduce faults. Operating Systems environments, both user- and kernel- mode, real-time environment, embedded systems, device drivers, system administration. gdb and other debuggers, Docker, github, git, git LFS, SVN, and CVS revision control, Make and Eclipse build environments, GNU tools. Linux (Ubuntu, CentOS, RHEL, SuSE, OpenEmbedded on Intel and ARM processors), Unix flavors (Irix, Dynix (Sequent), Solaris, FreeBSD, HP/UX and Ultrix), VxWorks, Windows From conceptual stage through to customer delivery and acceptance, primarily using Agile development methodology, Certified Scrum Master All work was performed as a contract employee for Keysight Corporation for the development of the P700 instrument, which runs an embedded Linux system on an Arm core. I was tasked with setting up the framework for automated tests on that minimal system. All work was performed as a contract employee for AT&T Corporation for the ongoing development of AT&T TV which runs on an embedded Android system and gets its content over the internet. I worked as part of a national team to launch the new hardware platforms AT&T was deploying the product on and to continue debugging of existing features. All work was ...Read More