About Jesse F. Berry

Jesse F. Berry, President

JB ENTERPRISES

Box 793 Twinbrook StationRockville, MD Telephone:301-***-****

Fax: 301-***-****

abqcsr@r.postjobfree.com

Jesse F. Berry

EXPERIENCE

EXPERIENCE

JB ENTERPRISES

June 1993-Present PRESIDENT

Owner/Founder of "high-tech" Information

Systems small business providing hardware

and software systems support. Capabilities

include Web Development, Business Process

Re-Engineering, and creation of Telecommunications

and Computer Networks.VITRO

CORPORATION

1991-June 1993 ASSOC. PRINCIPAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS & NETWORKING

Responsible for the Telecommunications and Networking functions within

the Software Center of Excellence (CE) including responsibility for managing

the assignments, work-flow, timeliness, and budgets associated with the

Center's Telecommunications and Networking Contracts, Tasks and Delivery

Orders. Responsible for developing a telecommunications and networking

infra-structure based on open system standards that will operate in an

efficient and effective manner, and be capable of supporting both Commercial

and DoD-wide applications. The infrastructure consists of LANs, hardware,

executive software, software tools, Network Management Systems and facilities,

and access to the Vitro Wide Area Network.

1988-1991 DIRECTOR TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

Responsible for defining and developing strategies for the utilization

of technology to support the objectives of the Corporate Strategic Plan.

Created Corporate Technology Development Plan that identifies the technological

areas that the corporation should be pursuing and the rationale for the

technological areas chosen. The plan includes descriptions of the technological

marketplace, the sales potential, and the resource requirements for establishing

VITRO's preeminence within the selected marketplace.

1983-1988 DEPARTMENT HEAD

Managed the Systems Technology Department. Department functions cover

the full spectrum of systems engineering and include: development of computer

models and simulations, system requirements studies, acquisition management,

hardware and software systems integration, hardware and software test and

evaluation, interface and operational documentation, data management and

logistics support, in-service engineering, and training.

Responsible for major field offices in Norfolk and Manassas, Virginia,

Warminster, Pennsylvania, and the main department office in Rockville,

Maryland.

1980-1983 ASSISTANT DEPARTMENT HEAD

Provided engineering administration for the Systems Technology Department's

contract efforts on acoustic systems development, software development,

test criteria development, installation and checkout, and human engineering

studies for US Navy sonar systems.

1978-1980 GENERAL

DYNAMICS PROGRAM MANAGER

Coordinated design and development of automatic test equipment used

in all STANDARD Missile programs. As Program Manager directed the development

and overseas demonstrations of Bistatic Radar System(BRASS). Conducted

engineering studies culminating in successful proposals for airborne radar

and missile guidance systems.

1974-1978 HUGHES

AIRCRAFT COMPANY GROUP SUPERVISOR

Program Manager and Project Engineer for Thinline Telemetry IR&D

project. The objective was to develop a 0.625" OD x 2.5" L telemetry module

that performed signal conditioning, A/D conversion, data processing, timing,

and data transmission functions within a one inch OD towed array.

Directed the system design of EDM SURTASS 256 channel digital telemetry

subsystem, the SURTASS array, the tow cable, and a 40- ton winch.

1972-1973 HONEYWELL

CORPORATION PRINCIPAL ENGINEER

Conducted design studies for a joint United States-United Kingdom Navies'

project to develop an experimental active bottom bounce sonar. Designed

T/R switching equipment, conducted systems integration, monitored performance,

conducted fault isolation and assessment, interface control and configuration

management, foreign site surveys, and installation planning, and provided

project management.

1966-1971

HUGHES

AIRCRAFT COMPANY ELECTRONICS ENGINEER

Systems Engineer AN/BQQ-5 Submarine Sonar

System

Responsible for complete design and development

of low frequency signal processing system

for towed array sonar.

Performed sonar circuit design and sonar

subsystem design including systems for analog

and digital conversions. Responsible for

complete design, development, fabrication

and test of experimental system for predicting

farfield acoustic response patterns from

nearfield sound pressure measurements.

Proposed, presented, designed, developed, and field tested instrumentation

subsystems for deep ocean data processing systems. Developed line of phase-lock

loop tracking filters using fm and digital techniques. Member of development

team responsible for developing a state of the art analog to digital converter.

PROGRAMMING

and SOFTWARE CAPABILITIES: Thorough knowledge and experience

using most software application packages for data, word, communications,

and graphics; simulation, modeling, and computer assisted design. Substantial

programming experience with Higher Order Languages, including Fortran, PL-1, Basic, VBasic, COMMNET, HTML and CGI.

EDUCATION:

California State University at Long Beach

M.S.E.E., 1969

Long Beach, California

Winner, Hughes Aircraft Company Fellowship

University of Southern California 1962

B.S.E.E. (1962)

Los Angeles, California

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Professional Summer (1978)

Certificate in Software Systems Engineering

General Dynamics Corp./CDC 1979

Certificate in Program Management 1980

West Coast University

Executive Management Program 1985

Pennsylvania State University

Broadband Communications 1992

George Washington UniversityPUBLICATIONS:

"Introduction To Sonar Systems," Vitro Technical Journal,

Vol. 9 No. 1 Winter 1991 (Recipient of "Award of Excellence" 1991-1992 Society for Technical Communications competition.)

"The Performance of a Phase Locked Loop Local Area Network in

the Presence of Coherent and Incoherent Noise," VITRO Technical

Journal, Vol. 7 No. 1 Spring 1989 (Recipient of "Distinguished Technical Communication" award, 1989-1990 Society for Technical Communications competition.)

"Technology Development Plan," VITRO Corp. (April 1989).

"Preliminary Processing and Software Considerations for the Multi-Mode

Guidance Unit",

GD Technical Memorandum 6-341-017 (July 1979)

"The Prediction of Acoustic Beam Patterns in the Far Field from Nearfield

Measurements",

Hughes Aircraft Company FR 69-11-553 (June 1969)

INVENTIONS:

Companding Digital Delta Modulator Hughes Aircraft

Company

Digital Phase Lock Loop Telemetry System Hughes Aircraft

Company

Digitally Controlled Pulse Width Modulator Honeywell

Corporation

Semi-conductor Voltage Controlled Oscillator Interstate

Electronics

Phase Lock Loop FM Tracking Filters Interstate Electronics

OTHER:

Instructor: Information Technology - Potomac

College

Industry Consultant

Department of Commerce NIST/Advanced Technology

Program > 1994-2003

Metropolitan Consortium for Minorities in

Engineering (METCON) Member 1983-2005 Chairman 1998-2002

INTERNATIONAL WHO'S WHO OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

- 1999

MARQUIS WHO'S WHO IN THE WEST -1972

Jesse F. Berry, President

JB ENTERPRISES

Box 793 Twinbrook Station Rockville, MD 20848-0793 Telephone: 301-***-****

Fax: 301-***-****

abqcsr@r.postjobfree.com

EXPERIENCE

1999 JB Enterprises

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