Richard A. DelMonico ** Taylor Road, Portsmouth, RI 02871
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Email: ***********@*****.*** . Home 401-***-**** . Cellular 401-***-****
CAREER OBJECTIVE
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A position as a software test engineer responsible for manual and/or
automated testing of computer-based systems
APPLICABLE WORK EXPERIENCE
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Software Test Analyst - Consultant October 2007 to February 2008
CVS Corporation, Woonsocket, RI (Consultant with Software Quality
Associates, Providence, RI)
. Performed manual regression testing of software upgrades and
enhancements for CVS' legacy Unix-based pharmacy systems
. Performed manual regression and ad hoc testing of developmental
windows-based pharmacy systems
. Investigated software issues to discover root causes and reported
findings to the project managers
Software Test Engineer September 2005 to October 2006
Heartlab, Inc., Westerly, RI
. Tested web-based medical imaging and information systems written in
.Net language using Oracle databases. Systems included a prototype EKG
management system, a legacy review station for medical images (X-ray,
Ultrasound, Nuclear, etc.), and a legacy patient reporting system.
. Wrote test plans, test procedures, defect reports, and test reports.
. Used Rational Robot to create automated test scripts for regression
testing.
. Reported software deficiencies via Rational Clear Quest problem
tracking system, and mapped system requirements into test cases using
Rational Requisite Pro.
Engineer November 1999 to April 2005
Naval Undersea Warfare Center, Newport, RI
. Tested and evaluated software for the Hull Mounted Sonar Subsystem,
Torpedo Recognition and Alertment Subsystem, and Sensor Performance
Prediction Subsystem for US Navy Destroyers
. Participated in design reviews, configuration change boards, status
meetings, test readiness reviews, technical documentation reviews
. Led a group of contractors during various software test events
. Participated in development of hardware and software testing of the
navigation and radar subsystems of a prototype unmanned vehicle
"Spartan"
Systems Engineer May 1988 to November 1999
BAE Systems, Middletown, RI
. Tested Anti-Submarine Warfare Systems used onboard US Destroyers and
Cruisers including Hull Mounted Sonar, On-Board Trainer, Anti-
Submarine Warfare Control, Towed Array, and Sonar Performance
Prediction Subsystems
. Created software test plans, test procedures, problem reports, and
test reports
. Performed standalone, interface, stress, longevity, regression, and
integration tests
. Ensured proper implementation of software requirements and engineering
changes
. Participated in design reviews, configuration change boards, status
meetings, test readiness reviews, and technical documentation reviews
. Used various test tools to analyze software problems including Logic
Signal Analyzers, and Data Recording Support System to trap internal
and external message traffic
. Software engineer for the Software Engineering Maintenance Activity
(SEMA) responsible for writing code for the Hull Mounted Sonar System
in the CMS-2 language (1997)
CORE COMPETENCIES
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Detail oriented Self-driven Strong analytical and problem solving skills
Team playe Takes initiative Excellent communication skills
SKILL SET
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Windows Visual Studio Rational ClearQuest C/C++
UNIX VB.Net Rational Robot SQL
PowerShell VBA Rational RequisitePro TOAD
AWARDS/CERTIFICATES
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. "Excellence in Developmental Engineering Achievement" award, Naval
Undersea Warfare Center, Newport, RI, 2000 - Recognition for
outstanding contributions in software testing during the multi-
departmental development of a next generation sonar performance
prediction system for Navy destroyers
. "Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act" certification, Naval
Undersea Warfare Center, Newport, RI, 2003 to 2004 - Earned government
certification in the Systems, Planning, Research, Development and
Engineering (SPRDE) career field.
. Member of Eta Kappa Nu, University of Rhode island, 1983-1984 - A
national electrical and computer engineering honor society where
membership is offered to the top 25% of juniors and 33% of seniors at
each college.
EDUCATION
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B.S., Electrical Engineering
University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI
GPA 3.2
CONTINUING EDUCATION
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M.S., Computer Information Systems
University of New Haven, New Haven, CT
12 credits earned, GPA 4.0
Miscellaneous Computer Classes
Community College of Rhode Island, Warwick, RI
12 credits earned, GPA 4.0
REFERENCES
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Available upon request