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David
Bordoley
Professional Experience
January, 2010
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Present
Technical Program Manager,
Seattle, WA
June, 2007
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December, 2009
Sr. System Design Engineer (Web Applications),
Bellevue, WA
Roles:
Lead system design engineer for
the T-Mobile
mobile photo sharing service.
AJAX web applications subject matter expert, specializing in
Javascript coding best practices, security, data portability, accessibility
and performance optimization.
Web services subject matter expert with particular focus on scalable HTTP based resource
oriented architectures (i.e. REST).
Responsibilities:
Develop enterprise scalable system architectures
for T-Mobile data applications. Including IP networking design, georedundancy,
inter-cluster load balancing,
and database distributed processing.
Author engineering technical requirement documentation
for third party vendors to facilitate
the realization of new products
as defined by T-Mobile's product
development organization.
Coordinate QA testing and operational acceptance of
vendor software deliveries for production launch.
Key Accomplishments:
Developed technical specifications for the T-Mobile Album
RESTful web service API based upon the Atom Publication Protocol,
OpenSearch 1.1 and MediaRSS 1.2.
Co-author of T-Mobile internal AJAX web
application standards and best
practices documentation.
Successfully launched the MobileLife web portal
on a highly aggressive schedule.
December, 2005
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June,
2007
System Design Engineer (MMS),
Bellevue, WA
Roles:
Subject matter expert in all aspects of
multimedia messaging interfaces and protocols (MM1, MM3, MM4 and MM7).
IP networking and security subject matter expert at all layers of the OSI network model.
F5 BIG-IP application load balancing subject matter expert with
particular concentration on layer 7 load balancing using I-Rule
scripting in TCL.
Responsibilities:
Develop technical design documentation for
network level integration of all MMS interfaces in the T-Mobile data network.
Validate all MMS network application flows and develop internal tools
to simplify testing tasks.
Work with operational engineering teams to deploy patch updates and
software upgrades seamlessly and transparently to T-Mobile customers.
Key Accomplishments:
Key participant in the design and deployment of a new geo-redundant MMSC.
Developed and executed a full migration plan to move all
traffic from the existing legacy system to the current production system.
Launched the IM2MMS service allowing bi-directional multimedia
messaging from AOL Instant Messenger to T-Mobile handsets over MMS.
June, 2005
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December,
2005
System Design Intern (MMS),
Bellevue, WA
Developed a database driven (MySQL)
based AJAX web reporting
tool for analyzing daily, weekly and yearly MMS
messaging traffic. Tool completely replaced a manual reporting process
for providing traffic statistics to upper management.
June, 2004
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September,
2004
Product Engineering Intern (DRAM),
Boise, ID
Participated in the development of 256Mb DDR SDRAM product. Performed
design verification and debugging tasks with the goal of achieving
better device characterization for yield optimization, and cost reduction.
May, 2001
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August, 2001
Product Engineering Intern (PC Division),
Research Triangle, NC
Provide development support for post ship-support desktop PCs
including hardware, software and BIOS issues relevant to
customer satisfaction.
Technical Skills
web server development using,,,,
and the
AJAX web application design using JavaScript/ECMAScript, Semantic HTML, and CSS.
Database driven data applications using MySQL, Oracle and CouchDB
XML processing using Pull Parsers, SAX, DOM and XPath
F5 Big-IP load balancer configuration, layer 7 load balancing using I-Rules (TCL)
Networking Protocols:, SSL,,,
Network Verification Tools:,,
Education
January, 2009
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Present
Masters of Science, Computer Science,Seattle, WA
September, 2003
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June, 2005
Masters of Science, Electrical Engineering,Seattle, WA
August, 1998
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December,
2002
Bachelors of Science with High Honors, Electrical Engineering,East Lansing, MI
August, 1998
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December, 2002
Bachelors of Science with High Honors, Computer Engineering,East Lansing, MI
Publications
A Statistical Study of the Effectiveness of BIST Jitter Measurement Techniques
Proceedings of the
2005
IEEE/ACM International conference of Computer-aided design, Research Assistant, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Washington
Hieu Nguyen, Research Assistant, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Washington
Mani Soma, Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Washington
Copyright (c) 2008, David Bordoley. All rights reserved.
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