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NAME: Robert Sommerville

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CITY: Columbia

STATE/PROVINCE: MD

ZIP/POSTAL CODE: 21045

COUNTRY: USA

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PHONE: 410-***-****

CANDIDATE ID: 118324

CITIZENSHIP: US

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EDUCATION: Bachelor Degree

EXPERIENCE: 10

WILL RELOCATE: Open

RELOCATION INFO:

JOB WANTED: Any

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HOMEPAGE:

HOTSKILLS: Advanced Microsoft tools and technologies

ESUME

OBJECTIVE

Seeking a position as a senior engineer, architect, technical lead, developer

or consultant for analysis, design, and development of quality technical

solutions where experience, process, leadership, good practices, teamwork, and

problem solving help ensure effective results. Specializing in advanced

Microsoft technologies with continued interest in .NET and web services

prospects, but open to other or related technical opportunities.

SKILLS

Languages, Methodologies, SDKs, and Technologies:

UML, C, C++, ATL, COM, COM+, STL, MFC, MTS, ODBC, ADO, OLE DB, ASP, VB Script,

JavaScript, Java, XML, HTML, SGML, Booch, Rumbaugh (OMT), Windows Platform SDK,

OpenGL.

Operating Systems, Software Packages, System Software, and Tools:

Visual Studio, SQL Server, DevPartner Studio, Rational Rose, Visio, Windows

2000, Windows NT, Windows 9x, Office, Windows 3.x, MS-DOS.

Certifications, and Memberships:

Microsoft Certified Professional, Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).

WORK EXPERIENCE

1997

-2001: RWD Technologies, Inc.

Technical Lead Senior Developer Team Leader Design Committee Chairman

MCP Coordinator

Provided technical leadership, architecture, implementation, and integration of

mobile, desktop, and online technical solutions during all phases of the

software development lifecycle for commercial clients, including:

Integration of Siebel and data quality software using COM technology on Windows

NT to correct, standardize, and resolve duplicate records within Siebel with

mobile synchronization support. Analysis and design produced requirements and

design specification using UML. Development produced COM interfaces using C++,

STL, and ATL implementing advanced technologies such as the Microsoft Task

Scheduler and ActiveX Scripting APIs.

The improvement and replacement of the logging functionality for a global

vehicle communication system in real time. Logging for the system was critical

and used to bill customers based on connectivity times and speed. The solution

produced a requirements and design specification using UML, and a reliable

logging system using Java, ADO, XML, and SQL Server.

The use of advanced Microsoft technologies to automate custom application and

information management across hierarchical networks with complete rollback and

recovery. The solution produced a design specification using UML. Development

produced an NT service and MTS package of COM components written with C++, STL,

and ATL implementing advanced technologies such as the ActiveX Scripting APIs,

Crypto API, Cabinet SDK, cyclic redundancy checking, NTFS file mapping, COM,

SQL Server, and MTS.

A software product providing machine diagnostics, parts catalogs, online

technical documentation, and customer support information for dealership

technicians, managers, and sales representatives with complete mobile ability

and synchronization. The solution was implemented using C++, MFC, COM, ODBC,

SGML, and SQL Server.

1997

: MLC GroupTechnical Lead Software Engineer

Contributed to the design and development of a corporate Intranet providing

internal data management and business-to-business transactions, including

inquiries and invoicing, with support for different browsers on multiple

platforms. The solution was implemented using Internet Information Server,

Netscape LiveWire, ASP, JavaScript, VB Script, HTML, COM, and ODBC.

1992

-1997: Computer Sciences CorporationSoftware Engineer Analyst

Provided technical leadership, analysis, and implementation support on the

AEGIS Optical Technology Project for the U.S. Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft

Division (NAWC-AD). The project is an effort to replace paper driven systems in

the U.S. Navy, and contributions included:

Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM) presentation software for

equipment training and maintenance, including the Radio Communications System

(RCS) IETM. The project won 1st place for outstanding government software at

Windows World 1992, and was later used in advertisement campaigns by Microsoft.

Development included graphics display, data import, a graphics tool for hot

zones generation, database interfaces, interfaces to play animations, advanced

GUI controls, navigational linking, and animations created from scratch.

Developed using Rational Rose, SGML, C, C++, Windows Platform SDK, MFC, Visual

Basic, ODBC, Multimedia Viewer SDK, Multimedia Control Interface, SQL Server,

Autodesk SDK, Word SDK, and Autodesk 3Dstudio.

Automated scheduling products, including the Planned Maintenance System (PMS)

scheduling project for the U.S. Navy (known as Sked). The product replaced the

paper system fleet wide in the U.S. Navy as of June 1995, and is currently the

only approved software by the Navy for maintenance scheduling. Development

included customizable data capture and output, reports, rich graphics display,

and advanced GUI controls. Developed using C, C++, Windows Platform SDK, MFC,

Visual Basic, Access, and ODBC.

The Advanced IETM effort to develop the next generation of user interfaces

for computer based documentation and training. A technician verbally

communicates with the system via speech recognition to troubleshoot equipment.

During the procedure, visual cues are received that have wire frame overlays

drawn onto an LCD inside see-through glasses worn by the technician. The

overlays match the pose of the equipment viewed in the real world. Windows NT,

Windows 3.1, Telios 3D Prism, and an SGI Indigo2 comprised the system.

Developed using C++, Windows Platform SDK, OpenGL, Open Inventor, and the HARK

Speech Recognition System.

The Metafile for Interactive Documents (MID) Standard, including the Data Type

Definition (DTD) and MID reader application example. The MID project involves

knowledge of military specification standards MIL-87268 and MIL-87269 for

IETMs, and the SGML and HyTime ISO standards, and attempts to improve markup

(prior to XML). For more elaboration and examples of MID, visit

http://navysgml.dt.navy.mil/mid/mid.html at the U.S. Navy David Taylor Research

Center on the Internet. Developed using C++, MFC, and HyMinder.

1991

-1992: Frostburg State UniversityCS Symposium Coordinator CS Student Vice President Project Technical Lead

Organized and ran FSUs first ever computer science symposium featuring

demonstrations and lectures by representatives of academic and commercial

organizations, participated as a member and later Vice President of the only

active student-based computer science organization on campus, and lead the

design and development of an online child day care system that manages children

and classroom records, and day care center activities.

EDUCATION

College:

BS

Computer Science, Frostburg State University, Frostburg, MD 1992.

Graduate

work in Computer Graphics, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, CO

1994

Graduate work in OO Analysis & Design, University of Maryland Baltimore Co.,

Catonsville, MD, 1996

Conferences, and Seminars:

Professional Developers Conference (2000, 1991), WinDev Conference (1999,

1993), Visual C++ Developers Conference (1999, 1998), Visual C++ Development

Seminar (1997), Tech Ed Conference (1996), Rational Rose Development Seminar

(1995), HyTime Development Seminar (1995), SGML Conference (1994)

INTERESTS

Sports, hiking, camping, cooking, music, computers, family.

REFERENCES

As always, available upon request.

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