Anthony R. Stevens
Ruther Glen, VA 22546
Phone 540-***-****
Email ***********@*****.***
OBJECTIVE: Systems Engineering position utilizing my object oriented
analysis and design skills on a highly focused Java or C/C++ development
project.
QUALIFICATIONS
Wide range of software development and test experience in a variety of
leadership roles on projects ranging from prototypes to complex production
ready systems.
CLEARANCE Secret
EDUCATION
4 State University of New York, College of Technology,
Rome, New York.
Master of Science in Computer and Information Science.
1980-1984 The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.
Bachelor of Science in Computer and Information Science,
College of Engineering.
2009 Old Dominion University, Frank Batten College of Engineering
and Technology
Professional Certificate in Systems Engineering
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
August 2003 to Present
Principal Engineer, Northrop Grumman, Dahlgren, Virginia.
Independent Verification and Validation Engineer on DDG 1000 development
project. Analyzed development artifacts and reviewed technical
documentation from all phases of the software development life cycle
(Architecture, Requirements, Design, Code and Test). Provided
recommendations and worked closely with developers to adjudicate the
resulting defects discovered.
Received achievement award as Test Liaison for Software Qualification Test
and System Test on DDG 1000 program.
Received achievement award as Lead Engineer on project to update work
instructions for Requirements Analysis.
Anthony R. Stevens
October, 2001 to July, 2002
Advisory Software Engineer, Software Group, IBM Austin.
Developer on web programming project for content management solutions.
Participated in an object oriented design exercise to model the individual
and commercial registration components using UML.
January, 2001 to September, 2001
Advisory Software Engineer, Global Services Federal, IBM Austin.
Designer on multi-tier web application for viewing, creating and updating
Social Security Administration Disability Claims.
IBM Residency as part of four person team to author an IBM Redbook,
"Programming with J2EE APIs for WebSphere Advanced". The purpose of the
residency was to develop a Redbook with examples of programming to the new
Java2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) APIs using VisualAge for Java and
deployment on WebSphere Application Server Advanced Edition. Consolidation
of the "best of the best practices" related to J2EE development. This
Redbook contains guidelines on best usage of the new APIs for servlet and
JSP programming, that is, the Servlet Version 2.2 and JSP Version 1.1 APIs.
January, 1999 to December, 2000
Advisory Software Engineer, Global Industries Travel and Transportation,
IBM Austin.
Lead Designer for Booking Engine portion of web-based reservation system,
including airline, hotel and car travel segments. Developed a web-based
user interface for a prototype Booking Engine and presented the interface
to members of the press at JavaOne. The Booking Engine prototype utilized
JavaScript, JavaBeans, WebSphere Application Server, Servlets, XML and
Java. Implemented a prototype Geography Service for remote geographical
data lookup using Java RMI. Submitted the Geography Service design for a
patent.
December, 1996 to December, 1998
Software Engineer, Infrastructure Development for Semiconductor
Manufacturing Applications, Global Embedded Production Solutions, IBM
Austin.
Lead Developer for porting Reliability, Availability and Serviceability
(RAS) to both Windows NT and AIX. Implemented variety of usability
enhancements based on customer feedback. Created a standalone RAS product
for use by other departments. As a member of the Infrastructure development
team, implemented a prototype transaction service on Windows NT utilizing
DB2 and Oracle for object persistence in a distributed programming
environment. In a later driver, transitioned the product to utilize an
industry standard object broker (Orbix from IONA) and an underlying ENCINA
transaction service.
Selected as Functional Verification Test Lead for a critical driver. As
such, wrote thirty new test cases and implemented a variety of improvements
to the existing test process.
Volunteered for a small, fast-paced development project to create a JAVA
demo application for an industry trade show. Implemented a RAS interface
and a Business Object Lifecycle interface as a member of this team
January, 1993 to November, 1996
GUI Developer, LAN Systems, IBM Austin.
Developer on Web Administration GUI for LAN Server using HTML and C++. Key
Graphical User Interface developer on LAN Server 4.0 release, awarded
Product of the Year by LAN Magazine. Developer on Directory and Security
Server follow on release. Implemented the network resource definition
capability in the GUI.
Drove the system testing of interoperability support for previous LAN
Server releases. Resolved ongoing development build and packaging problems
and implemented improvements to the system.
Selected to serve on round-the-clock defect screening support for LAN
Server, diagnosing complex network-related problems. Selected as team
representative to advise management at executive meetings held to resolve
hot issues and track problem resolution for stop-ship issues.
Demonstrated OS/2, Directory and Security Server and the LAN Server Product
at several technical interchanges. Speaker for LAN Server 4.0 GUI and LAN
Server 4.0 Security at international trade shows.
Served as technical consultant on field support for LAN Server product
diagnosing critical customer problems, including performance and usability
scenarios. Served as ISO 9000 functional representative for 2nd line
management; provided expertise across the area.
April, 1992 to December, 1992
Staff Programmer, LAN Systems, IBM Austin.
Served as Executive Assistant to upper level management on various
assignments. Developer of the code server setup utility and remote command
line function of the LAN NetView systems management framework.
Led the design and implementation of the response file generation component
of a major LAN systems management application. Served as integration focal
point for entry into functional and verification test. Led the department
effort to improve quality and established an ongoing program to track
progress.
March, 1989 to April, 1992
Senior Associate Programmer, Personal Systems Programming, IBM Austin.
Designed user interface panels for Communications Manager Advanced Peer to
Peer Networking (APPN) support. Project lead for feasibility study
involving generation of Graphical User Interfaces via generalized
descriptors. Implemented the Open Systems Foundation (OSF) Distributed
Computing Environment (DCE) file set prototype for OS/2 in SMALLTALK.
Provided object oriented design and coding skills across departments.
Provided design expertise as owner of the verification and configuration
component.
June, 1991 to April, 1993
Volunteer Programming Consultant, University Of Texas, Department Of
Mechanical Engineering.
Volunteered as lead programmer for a graduate student project at the
University of Texas and implemented a state of the art course scheduling
program. The program utilized a Greedy Randomized Adaptive Search
Procedure (GRASP) heuristic and met stringent performance requirements.
The program also encompassed a range of features never before implemented
in a program of this type.
February, 1985 to February, 1989
Team Chief, Knowledge Engineering Research Lab, Rome Air Development
Center, Griffiss Air Force Base, New York.
Received Air Force Commendation Medal for work performed as Chief Engineer
on in-house research effort to build an expert system for Air Force wide
use. Guided $1.4 million contract on object-oriented database management
for Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). Represented RADC in
technical exchanges with industry. Led in-house research program applying
Artificial Intelligence techniques to the construction of Battle Management
simulations. Received Air Force Achievement medal as a member of the
initial Battle Management Lab team that developed an integrated
demonstration scenario.