Chemical Engineering Engineer

Resume of

Robert L. Young

Ph. 321-***-****

******.******.*****@*****.***

OBJECTIVE

Engineer/Analyst

Academic

University of Florida, BSChE, 5/85, EIT

University of Central Florida, BSEE, 9/88

Minors: Mathematics, Computer Science

Work Experience

1/98- Designed and implemented a LAN/WAN based

residential and light industrial control system using

Visual C++, and HTML. Wrote serial device drivers for

95/98/NT. Implemented PC_APL a Interpreter for 95/98/NT

operating systems. Developed generic tools for frequency

plane analysis. Designed TCP/IP shared variable interface.

LAN administration, building and repairing computers.

3/96-11/97 Developed Windows NT Device Drivers using

Windows Visual C++, SDK, DDK, 80x86 assembly language.

Digital communications circuit analysis.

1/94-3/96 Developed PC/APL Interpreter and Residential

AC power control interface in conjunction with an optical

sensor network. Software was developed using Visual C++

and Visual Basic under DOS and WIN 3.1.1.

3/90-6/90 Sr. Programmer/Analyst RSNF Saudi Arabia.

VAX Cluster, FORTRAN shop. Details are confidential.

12/88-8/89 Systems analysis and programming using C

and Z80 assembly language. Translated operating system

for 15 Z80 processors forming a microprocessor network to

facilitate a telephone switch. Also responsible for

implementation of applications software to handle specific

functions such as facility monitoring. Served as site

representative for Generex Corp. at Stromberg-Carlson Corp.

in Lake Mary, Fl.

10/85-1/87 Independent consulting. Various short

contracts concerning specific problems related to IBM PC

operating systems and proprietary software products

development. Both customer identity and the nature of the

work is confidential. (MS-DOS, PC-DOS, Xenix systems)

6/85-10/85 Florida Solar Energy Center. Project field

engineer. Set up state wide data acquisition network using

Z-80 and Commodore microcomputers. Read isometric drawings

of public school boiler rooms, specified placement of hot

flow meters, negotiated telephone and plumbing contracts,

inspected installation, installed remote data acquisition

equipment, specified and ordered flow meters/pipe fixtures,

and initialized/verified data acquisition.

1/84-5/85 Dept. of Chemical Engineering, University of

Florida. System consultant. Involved with operating system

installation, maintenance and trouble-shooting under UNIX

using C language on PDP-11/24,34,44 machines. Responsible

for system backup, telecommunications, security, and

general administration. Also served as the software

consultant for the Computer-Aided-Design class.

8/82-11/83 Consultants & Designers, Kennedy Space Center

Systems analyst assigned to IBM Set Support. IBM Asm., PL1,

Modcomp Asm., JCL, COBOL, FORTRAN, Honeywell mainframe,

Prime Asm., GOAL. Multi-Operating system analysis and

maintenance, dumps, configuration management, operating

system release processing and installation, compiler

development, validation, and distribution. Acted as

customer trouble-shooting interface.

4/82-8/82 University of Florida, Dept. of Aeronomy &

Nuclear Physics. Was responsible for installation,

validation, maintenance, and development of research

application software. The position required knowledge of

IBM asm., TSO, IBM utilities, 9 track tapes, FORTRAN, PL1,

JCL, BASIC, Music, Unix & C on a PDP-11/24, Gould plotting,

Thermodynamics, Chemical Kinetics, Heat Transfer, Physical

Chemistry, Differential Equations, Material Balances, Fluid

Dynamics, Chemical Reactor Design, and Numerical Analysis.

The project involved the simulation of a fluidized-coal

combustion reactor.

8/81-4/82 Florida Solar Energy Center. Systems &

engineering applications programming. Data acquisition and

analysis, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Fluid Dynamics,

database design, implementation, and maintenance. FORTRAN

shop. PDP-11/24 configuration, RSX-11M operating system.

6/79-8/81 Soil Analysis Lab, University of Florida

Designed, implemented, and maintained the first computer-

ized Soil Analysis System at the university. The system

involved: interactive data entry and management using APL,

background job submission and monitoring through the APL/OS

interface (TSIO), data analysis by way of FORTRAN/Assembler

load modules, system and database backup on 9-track tape.

1/78-6/79 CIRCA, University of Florida, Batch facility

Operated and maintained card readers, printers, and

terminals under HASP & JES2. The position also involved

some consulting with regard to IBM Assembler, JCL, TSO,

PL1, FORTRAN, APL, BASIC, and the use of several local and

IBM utilities.

Computer Languages:

FORTRAN,APL,IBM Assembler,PL1,BASIC,JCL,TSO,

PLC,WATFIV,UNIX-C,PDP-11 Asm.,TI-59 Asm.,Z-80

Asm.,Prime Asm.,Modcomp Asm.,GOAL,COBOL, HTML,

Visual Basic, C, C++, APL, and HTML.

Equipment Used:

Spectrophotometer, Filter Photometer, Thin

Film Evaporator, Continuous Vacuum Separator,

Fluidized Bed, Heat Exchangers, IBM 370, 470,

4341,3033, PC computers, Amdhal 470 computer,

PDP-11/24,11/34,11/44 computers, VAX 1170,

Honeywell, Modcomp, and Prime computers

Location: Brevard Co.,FL

Area: Chemical, Electrical, Software Engineering

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