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Bradley D. Hawkins

Hamilton, Ohio

513-***-**** abor65@r.postjobfree.com

Objective

A permanent position as a Project Manager/Software Engineer designing and developing

cross-platform applications.

Software Developer Project Manager Summary

Eight years leading and managing software engineers in a team based environment during

the production of cross-platform applications. Ten years experience designing and

developing cross-platform applications for Linux, Microsoft Windows, and Mac OS X.

Technical Expertise

Languages C, C++, Perl, Java, HTML, JavaScript, VBScript

Frameworks/APIs WIN32, Sockets [BSD, Winsock], ASPI, MFC, wxWidgets

Software MS Visual Studio, GNU tools[gcc, gdb, make], Netbeans, CVS/Subversion, IssueView

Systems Microsoft Windows [95, 98, NT, 2000, XP, Vista], Microsoft Windows Server [2000,

2003], Linux [Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Ubuntu], Mac OS X

Hardware PCs [Intel, AMD], Mac[G4/5, Intel], Sun Sparc [4m,4u]Professional Experience

IDM Computer Solutions, Inc. Cincinnati, OH

Information Security Officer/Product Manager2004 - Present

Product Manager for development of new cross-platform (Linux, Windows, MacOS X) version

of UltraEdit.

Product Manager for UltraSentry file deletion and system cleaning product.

Development and maintenance of core products including UltraEdit and UEStudio.

Administration and maintenance of network and system security at local and remote

facilities.

Responsible for all IT infrastructure purchasing decisions.

Network and systems architect for company intranet and remote data center.

Global Anti-Piracy Solutions Inc. Montgomery, AL

Lead Developer/Project Manager2000 - 2004

Developed and managed online software distribution and license management project.

Communicated directly with clients to define and revise project requirements. Managed

project team throughout the design, development, delivery, and market launch phases.

Designed scalable database driven online software distribution system with a web based

configuration and management console.

Designed and developed the client and server for an online software distribution system.

Authored utility for the creation of compressed self-extracting software bundles.

Created cross-platform encryption, network, and utility libraries for WIN32 and Linux.

Developed real time server side integration of anti-piracy features into software

packages during software download.

Established standardized processes for development, documentation and testing.

Developed anti-piracy solutions for both online and CD-ROM distribution. Worked closely

with project engineers in the development of alternative CD-ROM technologies.

Designed and developed proof of concept software distribution system with integrated

piracy protection features.

Created ASPI based CD-ROM software while assisting chemical engineers in developing photo-

reactive substrate for use in CD-ROM software protection system.

Authored ActiveX controls for web based marketing application.

Buyline America, Inc. Auburn, AL

Software Developer/System Administrator2000

Responsible for setup and administration of Red Hat Linux and Windows NT servers deployed

for HTTP/SMTP/POP3.

Designed and developed Perl CGI applications for a website portal system.

Courtesy WebDesigns Auburn, AL

Owner/Lead Developer1997 - 2000

System Administration of Red Hat Linux and Windows NT/2000 servers for DesignSouth.

Maintained Sendmail servers and email accounts for 100+ users.

Developed and maintained websites for www.thestudioinc.com and www.mikeandtk.com.

Education

University of Phoenix

Bachelor of Science in Business Management

Auburn University

Electrical Engineer Major

Yahoo! News: U.S. News

Father of former Olympian killed in Beijing (AP)

Edwards' ex-mistress rules out paternity test (AP)

Pentagon Papers defendant Anthony Russo dies at 71 (AP)

More Nebraska Beef recalled despite assurances (AP)

911 callers told of carnage in Texas bus wreck (AP)

Actor, comedian and exasperated dad Mac dies at 50 (AP)

Cloned puppies may have exposed 31-year mystery (AP)

Lincoln's hometown marks 100th anniversary of riot (AP)

Edwards' affair his most costly political risk (AP)

Battle of Gettysburg 'witness tree' falls in storm (AP)

Farmers using falcons to scare away foraging birds (AP)

Hawaii teacher's cure clears way for a new saint (AP)

Ivins remembered for intelligence, compassion (AP)

Edwards' 'other woman' is 42-year-old filmmaker (AP)

Drug dealers turn Wash. vineyards into pot farms (AP)

Airline industry woes threaten O'Hare expansion (AP)

Clinton tells cheering Nev. crowd to support Obama (AP)

Ohio group fights razing of historic spacesuit lab (AP)

Microbiologist says anthrax suspect was stalker (AP)

Osteen's wife denies assaulting flight attendant (AP)

BBC News News Front Page World Edition

Georgia 'pulls out of S Ossetia'

Deadly violence hits west China

Phelps claims first Beijing gold

Mbeki tries to seal Zimbabwe deal

AU to drop Mauritania after coup

Mudslide kills 31 in Burkina Faso

Italy holds five on terror charge

Palestinian 'national poet' dies

Bolivia to decide Morales' fate

Eat kangaroo to 'save the planet'

Man Utd & Pompey ready for opener

Storms wreck third round of USPGA

High-rise honey

Art for art's sake

Stay or go?

The Last Cavalier

Building blocks

Ancient mariners

Algeria city hit by suicide bomb

US tourist dies in Beijing attack

Philippines rebels under attack

Sprinter Thanou barred from Games

Iraq's Sadr launches unarmed wing

Militants kill Pakistani police

Britons warned to leave Georgia

Fannie Mae unveils loss of $2.3bn

Low marks linked to schizophrenia

Sub to make deep Caribbean dive

Stars pay tribute to Bernie Mac

Hi-tech thieves target Olympics

Your say

Wired Top Stories

DIY Filmmaker Wins Big With Midnight Kiss

Russia's 'Full Scale Invasion' of Georgia

UAVs Search for Scientific Silver Lining in Beijing Pollution Clouds

Apple Likely to Ban iPhone Wireless Modem App

Some Websites Remain Blocked at Beijing Olympics

DefCon: Boston Subway Officials Sue to Stop Talk on Fare Card Hacks

Gallery: Gadgets Boost Olympic Performance -- Legally

Scientists Create Stem Cells for Genetic Disorders

Science and Tech Go to the Olympics: Wired.com's Coverage

Yahoo Will Soon Let Visitors Opt Out of Ads

Aston Martin Unseats the Veyron As World's Fastest Car

Fall TV Preview: Time Travel, Vampires and Weird Science

How to Get More From Google Reader

Delicious Django: Integrate Data From Web APIs Into Your Django Site

Can Blu-ray Save Blockbuster?

Honda Takes Aim at Prius With New $19K Hybrid

Researchers Crack Medeco High-Security Locks With Plastic Keys

WordPress-Based Social Network to Launch Late 2008

Major Breakthrough: Decoding Music's 'DNA'

Google Says $1 Billion Investment in AOL Is Souring

Shrinks Help Drone Pilots Cope with Robo-Violence

Soldiers Receive All-in-One Nonlethal Warfare Kit

Neanderthal Genome Sequenced: They're Not Your Ancestors

Curl Up With an iPhone E-Book

Super Fan Builds $70,000 Replica Batmobile

'Primeval' Creator Puts Hard Sci in Sci-Fi Dino Show

YouTube Amps Up Audio Quality Following Complaints

Gifted Firestarter: High-Tech Pyrotechnics Kick Off Olympics

Aug. 8, 1876: Edison Patents Mimeograph

The Register

3G to hit 12 million Chinese by 2012

Federal judge halts Defcon talk on subway card hacking

Surfing Google may be harmful to your security

Ohio official sues e-vote vendor for sloppy counting

Linux risks netbooks defeat to Microsoft

McKinnon UFO hack 'looked like cyberterrorist attack'

Agency sues to stop Defcon speakers from revealing gaping holes

HP Labs ponders grabbing attention in the age of social computing

American ISP flashes phantom bandwidth cap

Verizon faces 65,000 worker walkout

Rackspace cages lackluster IPO

Apple challenges Reg to patent duel

Stretchy 'bucky-gel' promises touchscreen video-stockings

Senator slams DHS boss over border laptop searches

1&1 botches Microsoft Exchange update

Boris boots Transys off Oyster contract

Fujitsu leaks netbook news

CERN: LHC to fire first proton-smash ray next month

GPS tracking slapped on laptop recovery service

Wind farm wound down on air traffic fears

Clone dog mistress denies she is 'sex in chains' McKinney

Aussie cops reopen 7,000 DNA convictions

Project Kangaroo gets more time to defend anti-trust claims

MS preps 12 fixes for August Patch Tuesday

Evesham gets extended administration run

Lies, damned lies and government statistics

TomTom GO 530 Traffic satnav

Govt persuades two people to share worst job in IT

Union takes IBM outsourcing case to employment tribunal

Gov: UK biofuel probably made of starvation, rainforests

Google's $1bn AOL stake turns to dust

Rogue reporters kicked out of conference for network snooping

Black Hat organizers punt totally hackable RFID badges

Join LiMo, avoid a patent pantsing from the big lads

Kiwi cops hunt teenage serial burglar with head of Robbie Coltrane

Notebook sales lead Lenovo in Q1

IBM hacks into chip peoples' pay

Sega hopes to score with homely Japanese women

Crimeware grifters scamming naive phishers

Openmoko to reveal Linux phone's inner workings

Man buys $1,000 worth of iPhone pixels by accident

US Patent Office rains on Dell's 'cloud computing' trademark

Teradata keeps warehousing money

Anthrax 'rogue scientist' also Wikipedia cult member

SQL attacks inject government sites in US, UK

T-Mobile dates BlackBerry Bold launch

'Carbon neutral' Dell's wind-blowing pays off

Mule sought for mysterious Chinese delivery

SQL Server 2008 moves on, wants to stay friends

Carbon Trust: Rooftop windmills are eco own-goal

Linux Today

Acquia: Counting Down to Commercially Supported Drupal

Openbravo, MySQL: Killer Open Source Combo Coming Soon

Linux Users on NBC's Olympics Videos: We Don't Get No Respect

What If China's Orwellian Olympics Succeeds?

Use LiquiBase to Manage Hands-free Database Migration

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OSNews

SIGOPS Operating Systems Review on Linux R&D Available Online

Is Microsoft Trying to Kill Apache?

Windows Live Messenger 9.0 To Use WPF?

Genode OS Framework 8.08 Released

JNode 0.2.7 Released

Vista's Security Rendered Completely Useless By New Exploit

Comedy: Comparing Distribution's Art Process

Linux Foundation Launches Killer Development Tool

Tiny, 6-Chip 'Open' Computer Runs Linux

Aussies, Americans Lose Out in Lenovo's Linux Netbook Push

ReactOS 0.3.6 released

Resolution Independence Coming to GTK+

Qt Port of Mozilla and Firefox 3

IBM to Open Source Supercomputing Code

IBM, Linux and the Microsoft-Free PC

CNN.com

Georgia forces withdraw from S. Ossetia capital

Phelps sets world record, wins gold

Edwards' ex-mistress won't seek paternity test

Affair could mean political free-fall for Edwards

Pentagon Papers figure Anthony Russo dies

Gettysburg 'witness tree' falls

American killed in Olympics attack

Bush attends approved church in Beijing

Explosions kill 2 in China's tense northwest

Actor, comedian Bernie Mac dead at 50

Latest financial news - CNNMoney.com

Democrats shape 2008 platform

Gas prices fall: 23 days and counting

1.2 million pounds of beef recalled

Whole Foods recalls ground beef

Berkshire Hathaway profit falls 8%

SEC formally investigates Countrywide

From WMD to energy

Banks line up to make investors whole

MBIA second-quarter profit soars

Securities sales at BNY Mellon under review

GM, Deloitte settle finance suit for $303M

Dollar hits 5-month high

Fannie: Sun will come out tomorrow

Airline stocks soar as oil falls

Mortgages get more expensive - again

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Meet the new King of Beers

Treasurys take a back seat

How to buy a foreclosed home

$1 trillion in losses? Bank on more

SFGate: Mark Morford

Top 9 best new drugs / One pill makes you larger, and one pill makes you small. Take one,

take them all!

Vote for Bush? Pay up / Did you help put America's worst prez into power? Time to make

amends

Buy yourself a life / Pause TV show, order that actor's shoes, car, breasts. It's retail

nirvana!

The end of the SUV / Love 'em or hate 'em, the American land yacht is rumbling into the

sunset. Rejoice?

Kill yourself in Vegas / How to visit a land of astounding waste, and not die

John McCain, please log on / The crusty ol' Repub says he has no clue how to use a

computer. Isn't that cute?

Here's oil in your eye / Bush lifts drilling ban, oil execs leer, nation cringes, Obama

sighs

The Remote Control Penis / They say the male birth-control pill is ready to go. But is

something missing?

Totally Gay Happy Meals / It is the end of the nutball Christian right. Here is your

proof. To go

You are not reading enough / Has the Internet killed the joys of sitting down with a good

book?

My handgun, my parasite / Never forget: The brutal effects of the Bush regime will be

felt for generations

Your dirty little iPhone / They say Apple's luscious new 3G gizmo is perfect for porn.

But oh, just you wait

We are doomed! Sort of! / Earth in crisis, food and water increasingly scarce, people

freaking out. Should you join them?

Hell of a year (so far) / Revealed! The most incredible string of words you've never

heard before. Plus: Bill O'Reilly loses

Steve Jobs can never die / Rumors of the superstar CEO's ill health make you think, does

death really play favorites?

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