Barnabas (Barney) Patrick Mattingly

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Suwanee, GA 30024

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ac0f7c@r.postjobfree.com

SUMMARY: 31 years expertise in embedded software development.

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Extensive experience in real-time, embedded, multi-tasking software development and Software Configuration Management (SCM).

Extensive experience with all aspects of DO-178B/C software certification.

Extensive experience leading engineering efforts across multiple locations.

Extensive experience managing remote software development and verification subcontractors.

Experience applying Agile concepts to an Avionics software development environment.

Experience with C/C++, INTEGRITY-178B, pSOS, DOORS, ClearCase, Subversion, RCS, Mantis, VectorCAST, PowerPC, PFD, MFD, FADEC, fiber optics, Windows, Unix.

Over 15 years’ experience dealing directly with customers and certification authorities in North America and Europe.

Proven leadership, people management, and project management skills.

Excellent analytical and problem solving skills. EXPERIENCE:

2015 to 2017 L3 TECHNOLOGIES

A leading manufacture of aerospace equipment.

Senior Software Manager, Display Systems Division, Alpharetta, GA Managerial lead for a group of 15-20 onsite software development and verification engineers for cockpit displays on several commercial and military aircraft.

Software environment: C/C++, Windows 10, Subversion, DOORS, Mantis, VectorCAST.

Responsible for a multimillion dollar software engineering budget including day-to- day management of technical staff.

Directed software development and verification groups at three facilities (including two offsite subcontracting organizations) to design, review, implement, and test embedded cockpit display software.

Responsible for developing and testing software according to DO-178B/C Level A to Level C standards.

2011 to 2015 ESTERLINE CORPORATION (FORMERLY BARCO, INC.) A leading manufacture of aerospace equipment.

Software Team Manager, Defense and Avionics Division, Duluth, GA Managerial lead for a group of 8-10 onsite software development and verification engineers for the DU-8X5, a Primary Flight Display (PFD) and Multi Function Display

(MFD) for commercial jet airliners.

Software environment: C/C++, Ada, Windows 8.1, VxWorks RTOS, Subversion, DOORS, PowerPC.

Responsible for a multimillion dollar engineering budget including day-to-day management of technical staff.

Directed software and verification groups at three facilities (including an offsite subcontracting organization) to design, review, implement, and test the embedded DU-8X5 software.

Responsible for developing and testing the software according to DO-178B Level A to Level D standards.

Interfaced directly with customers throughout product development from evaluation of systems requirements through flight test readiness and certification. 2002 to 2011 GOODRICH CORP.

A leading manufacture of aerospace equipment.

2009 to 2011 Engineering Manager, Pump & Engine Controls Division, West Hartford, CT Managerial and technical lead for a group of 20 systems, software, and verification engineers for the EMC-50, EMC-60, and EMC-101 Engine Control Units (ECUs) for helicopter engines.

Software environment: Agile, C, Windows NT, Green Hills Integrity RTOS, Revision Control System (RCS), DOORS, Green Hills AdaMulti-2000, PowerPC

Responsible for all aspects of a multimillion dollar engineering budget including day- to-day management of technical staff.

Directed systems, software, and verification groups at four facilities (including three subcontractors) to architect, design, review, implement, and test the embedded Operating System (OS) software for each ECU.

Responsible for all aspects of DO-178B Level A certification including presenting to certification authorities in the United States, Canada, and Europe during each Stage of Involvement (SOI) audit.

Interfaced directly with customers throughout all aspects of product development from evaluation of systems requirements through flight test readiness and certification.

2002 to 2009 Lead Software Engineer, Pump & Engine Controls Division, West Hartford, CT Technical lead for a group of 10 software and verification engineers for the EMC-50 and EMC-101 ECUs.

1985 to 2002 TELLABS, INC.

A leading manufacture of telecommunications equipment. 1999 to 2002 Senior Staff Engineer, Optical Networking Group, Burlington, MA Technical lead for 30 systems and software engineers located in Massachusetts, New York, and Montreal on the Tellabs 7100, a metropolitan Dense Wave Division Multiplexer (DWDM) interfacing with SONET and Gigabit Ethernet signal rates.

Software environment: C/C++, Windows NT, Unix, pSOS, SDS debugger, ClearCase, DOORS.

Directed all software development groups to architect, design, review, implement, and test the software within the 7100.

Key contributor to all feature package releases of the 7100, balancing product quality and end date to drive the releases to successful conclusion.

Primary focal point for several product development groups, keeping each group apprised of what the others are doing and encouraging cooperation between the product development groups to maximize re-use and reduce time-to-market.

Participated on the management core team to track the status of product throughout development and deployment.

Traveled to multiple sites to give presentations, provide training, and support the development activities of various individuals and organizations working on the 7100.

Technical adviser to Marketing at customer demonstrations and trade shows.

Communicated and resolved critical customer support issues across engineering, operations, marketing and other functional groups within the company. 1996 to 1999 Software Development Manager, Optical Networking Group, Burlington, MA Managerial lead for 10 software engineers responsible for the design, implementation, and support of the Operation, Administration, Maintenance, and Provisioning (OAM&P) software within the 7100.

Established and tracked software project schedules.

Day-to-day management of the software engineering team.

Recruitment and training of new staff.

Established effective software development methodologies and processes.

Technical leadership within the group to ensure development progressed with sound design and as per the project scope and schedule.

1992 to 1996 Staff Engineer, Data Systems Division Bolingbrook, IL Technical lead for 10 software engineers on the CROSSNET 440, a T-1 Time Division Multiplexer (TDM).

Architected, designed, coded, debugged, and deployed real-time multi-tasking software that interfaced to industry standard protocols and equipment.

Lead contact for technical issues on the 440 for internal and external customers, test organizations, documentation, and training groups.

Traveled to multiple customer sites to debug and resolve issues. 1985 to 1992 Member of Technical Staff, Data Systems Division Lisle, IL Software engineer working on the CROSSNET 440 and the CROSSNET 445, a T-1 switch.

Designed, developed, and tested various software features.

Software Configuration Management administrator. EDUCATION: Yale University, Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science, 1985

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