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HOTTEST SKILLS: html, engineer, microsoft, communication, 3270, programmer, acquisition,

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db2, dbase, dsp, graphical user interface, information systems

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Resume of Gabriel R. Vera-Burgos

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GABRIEL R. VERA-BURGOS

25794 Arcadia Dr.

Novi, Michigan 48374

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Design Engineer, ASG Renaissance, Inc. - October 1994 to Present

Assigned to

Ford Motor Company, AVT-EESE, October 1995 to Present

Worked on software design verification test plan design and execution,

test plan verification, module specification analysis and development.

Test design methodology included robust design methods.

Took part in the creation and testing of a generic electronic module

testing system, which included a National Instruments Labview-based

front end and custom module interfacing hardware.

Attended formal training in Robust Design (Taguchi) Methods and Hatley

Pirbhai Architechture Design Methods. Took part in training and

testing in conjunction with departmental efforts in support of the

corporate ISO 9000 certification goal.

Used all normal OA tools such as WordPerfect, Excel, eXceed/W, MS

Word, PC3270/Officevision, etc. Used various lab equipment including

oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, etc. in conjunction with software

testing.

Assigned to

Ford Motor Company, AVT-CAPE, October 1994 to October 1995

Worked on software for the SDC-II, a 68040-based embedded VME system

with custom designed interface cards for EEC-IV and EEC-V software

development. The software ware written in C on a DEC workstation using

the ULTRIX operating system and GNU compiler, cross-assembler and

tools. Some 680x0 assembler work was required.

Ported diagnostic software for the above SDC-II from the Microware

OS/9 real-time operating system to the Wind River Systems VxWorks

real-time operating system. Wrote user documentation for the above

diagnostic software, including error-message-to-chip mapping for

repair purposes. Responsible for maintenance on 8061/8065 machine code

associated with the above system.

Ported a 68020 assembler diagnostic to 68040/VxWorks environment

rewritten in C. Did maintenance on the Windows-based user interface to

the SDC-II software under DOS/Windows using Borland C and tools. Used

all normal OA tools such as WordPerfect, Excel, eXceed/W, MS Word,

PC3270/Officevision, etc. Used various lab equipment including

oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, etc. in conjunction with software

debugging.

Software/Data Acquisition Specialist, Renaissance Systems

Technologies, Inc

. April 1994 to October 1994

Assigned to Chrysler Jeep Truck Instrumentation-Computer Services

Implemented a real-time date analysis program in Microsoft C including

graphical data display, GUI, and serial communications. Target machine

was a PC-Clone running DOS. Used C-SCAPE, Quinn-Curtis Data

Acquisition, ECL Communications Libraries.

Software Engineer, Renaissance Systems Technologies, Inc. January 1992

to March 1994

Assigned to Ford Motor Company, Electronics Division/EV Electronics

Products Department Worked in the team charged with the design,

equipment selection, assembly and testing of a PC-based test stand

used to test the Vehicle System Controller module for the Electric

Vehicle. Took part in test strategy development for the test stand

software. Developed two major and several smaller software packages

for the test stand, which included graphical user interfaces.

Developed an EV network analysis tool for the SCP (SAE J1850) network

for divisional use. Took part in debugging and maintenance of the VSC

code, including branch analysis using a 68332 emulator via an

engineering workstation. Also designed and implemented test software

for the EV Climate Control module which included SCP and serial

communications support.

Hardware used include Texas Microsystems passive backplane ISA-bus

computer, equipped with National Instruments data acquisition boards

for digital, analog and PWM input and output, Ford designed SPA and

DSPA SCP network interface boards, HP 6653A GPIB-controlled power

supply, and in-house designed analog/digital S-100 buffer/interface

boards in the test stand. Also used various Everex, IBM and Compaq

computers for software development, connected via IBM PC-Net and Token

Ring LANS. Sun SPARCstation-2s were used in conjunction with an HP

series 64700 emulator for software debugging and testing. Used various

power supplies, wave generators, scopes, meters, and other equipment

for hardware testing and lab work.

Software included IBM and Microsoft DOS version 5.0 and SunOS UNIX

operating systems with some work done under Ready Systems VRTX

real-time OS. Programming was done in C; Microsoft, Borland, and HP

compilers were used along with Microsoft Programmers Workbench and

Borland Desktop software development environments. National

Instruments analog, digital, waveform, serial and user interface

libraries were incorporated using LabWindows and LabView CASE

software. Microsoft Windows and various other applications were used

for everyday computing, along with Hummingbird Communications eXceed/W

with TCP for PC access to the engineering workstations.

Programmer/Analyst, Decision Consultants Inc. - September 1988 to

January 1992

Assigned to Ford Motor Company/Body Engineering Performed analysis and

maintenance on Mark IV jobs and associated JCL streams used for

acquisition and organization for loading into the SE-II Warranty

Analysis system. Environment was OS/MVS with TSO/SPF and JES3.

As PC and telecommunications support, was responsible for the

selection, procurement, and installation of PCs, printers, scanners,

plotters, and various LAN and telecommunications equipment. Also

selected, procured, and installed various PC based operating system

and applications software. Responsible for investigation and

implementation of PC solutions for host-to-PC data transfer problems,

user interfaces, and high-speed graphics printing. Involved in

planning SYSGENS for SNA end devices, as well as debugging SNA and LAN

problems. In addition, served as department liaison with divisional

corporate technical groups as well as consultant on various technical

issues to customers. Hardware environment was IBM PS/2 models 55, 80

and 90; IBM PC-Net and Token Ring; SYTEK network hardware; Hewlett

Packard, Harris, and QMS laser printers; Tecmar Tape Drives; Black Box

3777/SNA emulator; Pacific Images and Intel Fax adapters; Hewlett

Packard scanners.

Software environment included IBM PC DOS 3.3, 4.0, 5.0; IBM LAN

Support and PC-LAN; Barr Systems SNA/RJE+3270 TRN; DOS batch files;

Microsoft Windows 2.2 and 3.0; Excel, Freelance, Word for Windows,

PowerPoint, SAS PC, AutoCad 10.0 WordPerfect 5.1, PCTools, XTree Pro,

SPC PC; IBM PC 3270, INPCS, and Personal Communications/3270

emulators; GDDM-PCLK; Microsoft C.

Systems Manager/Supervisor/Analyst, Wayne State University - July 1986

to September 1988

Performed problem analysis for applications across the entire Human

Resources Division. Supervised work assignments for up to 3 assistants

in department; responsible for all decisions made pertaining to

software use for divisional applications. Programming in PL/I, Pascal,

and various utilities on MTS; COBOL, Mark IV and other utilities on

MVS; Basic, Lotus 123, and dBASE III on PC-DOS.

Used CMS as interface to MVX and PROFS. Applications designed for

merit pay evaluation and implementation, job posting system, and

various employee reporting. Researched, designed and implemented a

project to restructure the classification system including a SPIRES

database, interactive updating functions and reports.

Programmer/Analyst, Consultants in Systems and Programming - November

1983

to July 1986

Assigned to Ford Motor Company/Finance Staff Performed analysis and

maintenance on Mark IV jobs and tax reporting. The environment was

duplexed IBM 3033s running OS/MVS with TSO/SPF and PANVALET.

Assigned to Ford Motor Company/Engineering Information Systems

Analysis and maintenance on exec_com job streams and PL/I programs

associated with fuel economy tracking and government reporting.

Responsible for the analysis, design, coding, and testing of an

interface between two large databases. The project required extensive

research into user data terminology and usage. The environment was

Honeywell MULTICS, running on a multiprocessing system of DPS-8s using

PL/I, MRDS, CTS, and MULTICS exec_com languages.

Programmer/Analyst, Wayne State University - May 1982 to November 1983

In charge of all computer operations for the university's placement

office. This entailed the design and maintenance of Mark IV runs and

COBOL and PL/I programs used in producing the department's Job

Bulletin, reporting co-op and internships and tracking of the student

assistant program. Performed all user training in the operation of the

programs, coordinated the selection and purchase of a complete

micro-computer system, and the subsequent moving of departmental

functions onto it. The environments consisted of OS/MVS on an Amdahl

470/v8 using SPIRES, PL/I, and MTS Source language; CP/M on an Ontel

Amigo PC using CBASIC, Wordstar, Z80 Assembly language and various

CP/M utilities.

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EDUCATION

9/74

- 6/77 WEST SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, Garden City, MI

Diploma

: College Preparatory

9/77

- Present WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY, Detroit, MI

Programs: Computer Science,

Electrical Engineering

BSCS expected April 1997

Other: Professional Development Seminars in Focus, IMS, DB2, SAS,

Network hardware and software, Software Verification

and Validation techniques, Robust Testing (Taguchi) methods,

and System Development using Hatley/Pirbhai Methods; time

management from Franklin Institute

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SPECIAL INTERESTS

Running, hockey, model railroading, history, my kids

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