Arms Yongyuth
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Technical Project Management Experience: (Inactive Secret Clerance)
• Project Lead - Had advanced understanding of the technical concepts, architecture, systems,
development methods, and disciplines associated with the defined program, and utilizes knowledge
to accelerate project completion. Led large effective product development organizations with
resources of 15 to 100+ with a budget up to 10M. Clearance: Secret
• Project Tracking – led teams and motivated individuals during the development. Managed, drove
and tracked programs and deliver products to meet internal and external business objectives. Ensures
appropriate progress against schedule and takes remedial action as appropriate.
• Project Plan – identified tasks, determined dependencies, communicated expectations to team
members. Obtained work break down structure in effort and duration from team members and
created project schedule.
• Partner in Cross Functional Team – Worked with Product Management, Marketing, third party
vendors and suppliers in the delivery of the product per plan. Influences business unit or cross-
organizational strategies relevant to program goals. Led the integration of a newly acquired
engineering team into the organization (development and manufacturing process).
• Resource Management - Monitored projects progress against schedule. Coordinated resources with
other functions. Facilitated review of user and technical requirements for completeness and clarity.
Provided solutions to a wide range of difficult problems. Developed resource plan based on the
yearly committed product portfolio. Prioritized utilization of resources with other functions.
• Risk Management – Assessed risks and identified issues in advance and developed mitigation plan
in term of systems and infrastructure to support program execution. Managed interdependencies and
integration among multiple projects, teams, and stakeholders. Had authority and made decision
based on issues and roadblocks at program level.
• Quality Management - Ensured that quality standards and budget constraints are met. Defined key
objectives for the system test team to managed Quality for in house development and ODM
development.
• Development Process - led the development team using the Agile/SCRUM process to drive against
a 50%-90% schedule for the retail stores seasonal launch dates. Agile, BPR, Product/Technology
Roadmap, Technology Evaluation, Architecture Development, FDA 510K, SEI CMM
• Domain Knowledge – Cloud Video Services, OTTC, GSM/GPRS, WIFI, Cellular Systems,
Telematics Systems, Digital Audio Switch, Medical Devices, Location Base Services
• Software - Real-time Embedded, WEB Transactions, Mobile Applications, SASD, UML, Database
Design, Software Testing, Device Drivers, C, C++, JAVA, SQL, Android, PSOS, RTXC
Education:
• PhD (Candidate) in Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence, Illinois Institute of Technology,
Chicago, IL
• Master of Science in Computer Science - Operating Systems and Data Communication, DePaul
University, Chicago, IL
• Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - Digital/Analog Design, Southern Illinois
University, Carbondale, IL MS, Electrical Engine
Professional History:
NETGEAR: (February 2012 – November 2013)
Projects: WiFi Routers, Extenders, Adapters, Power-line Products, Multimedia Video Set-top Boxes, Cloud
Video Security Systems, and Home Automation System. Team of 60+ engineers (HW/SW/QA) located
across 4 sites from San Jose, San Diego, Taiwan, and China.
• Home Automation and Video Security System (VueZone) – Managed the Software Device and
Cloud development teams. The Device team is responsible for the design of the Camera and
Gateway. This includes HW/SW development, Camera and Gateway ID, RF design, Certification
(CE/FCC/Ctick) and Manufacturing support. SW development includes a proprietary Framemesh
OTA protocol that allow for Ultra low power battery powered camera. Full mobile support for
clients (Android, IOS, and Windows) initiated and motion detects video streaming. Cloud service
includes E-com multi-level service offering (Zuora), Taxes/Credit cards processing (Paypal),
Authentication server (Janrain), Data Center Video streams processing, and data based support for
video storage (Amazon S3). Home Automation product development, which supports 4 radios
(WiFi, Z-Bee, Zwave, BT). I worked on the architecture and use cases to enabled the home
controller to support multiple devices such as doorbell, smoke alarm, pass through plug, portable
mic, sensors and others. I filed 4 patents to enhanced home automation technology.
• Networking Products (11AC Routers, Adapters, Powerline, Range extenders) – Led a team of
product Engineers in the delivery of home networking product such as 11AC routers (R6300),
Storage Router (WNDR4700), Range extender (WNR3500), PL500 Powerline products, etc. Using
the ODM model, managed the programs starting with collaboration with Product Marketing to
define product specification, develop product requirements, evaluation of technical solutions from
SOCs/features/manufacturing/supplies chains, lock down on a reference platform, project tracking
with ODM, RF performance test, System Test, Beta test, Certifications, through product launches
and sustaining. Technologies: Linux, 11AC, DLNA, Firewall, VPN, QOS, Bonjour, VDSL, IDP
• Multimedia Products (NeoTV, GoogleTV, PTV3K) – Led the multimedia development team.
Using the ODM model, manage the development of the video set-top boxes. Managed
subcontractor in the development of Mobile Apps for Android and IOS devices. Technologies:
Android, 11n, WiDi, Miracast, IR Blaster, HTML5 with OTTC such as Netflick, VUDU, YouTube,
etc.
Qualcomm: (March 2008 – January 2012)
Projects: Led the delivery of 2 low power Software Drivers for the WIFI micro processors (WCN1312,
WCN1314) SOC. Led the delivery of SW Driver for Sensor fusion for an Application processor
(MSM8960). Led team of 20 engineers in Palo Alto to 67 engineers across Santa Clara, San Diego, and
India.
• Organization Development – I Defined, recruited and managed the WLAN SW organization to
support the product roadmap. Developed a business case, execution plan and roll out a new site in
India (25 engineers). Established key roles for point of responsibilities to support multi-sites
development. Developed teams that are structure around a strong development process with SW
reuse strategy across multiple WIFI SOCs. Led the delivery of the software architecture, project
planning/estimate, resources planning, and project tracking during execution.
• WiFi SOCs – I led teams of 60 engineers in the development of MIMO WIFI SOCs (WCN1312
65nm, WCN1314, and Next Generation Solution). The 2 discrete solutions have a Thin MAC
architecture where the MAC resides in the host driver and performance critical components reside in
the Firmware. I led the development of the SW architecture where the Host driver is developed with
a core such that it can support multiple OS (Brew, Android and WinMobile) using the reuse
principal. This architecture has been deployed on discrete SOCs and embedded core on the
Application SOC. The features supported are 2.4GHz, 802.11n, WPA, Software Access Point,
Bluetooth Concurrency, etc. In addition to the embedded production software, the team developed
the factory test software for Evaluation Kit and factory test.
• Sensor Module – I led a team of 30 engineers in the development of Sensor Processing Module on
the Mobile SOC. The sensor unit ran on one of four cores in the Application processor (ARM9).
The team was responsible for the application SW and driver. The Sensor module support power
management features (Low, Off, On), Gesture recognition (Face up/down, hand to ear, No motion,
Walk), interface with external low cost sensors (Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Magnetometer, Light
sensor, Proximity). This product was ship on the MSM8960 SOC, which is currently in Samsung,
LG, Lenovo, and many other portable devices.
Disney Mobile: (July 2006 – Feb 2008)
Projects: I led the Disney Mobile handset strategy, architecture, development, launch and field support. This
includes defining and executing the organizational structure and its process.
• Organization Development – I defined, recruited and managed the Handset organization to support
Disney Mobile product roadmap. Developed and executed a process for managing subcontractors.
Drove the point of responsibilities to support multi-sites development specifically focusing on
subcontract management. The organization design is based on a highly technical program
management team to led handset manufactures and application development companies to meet
Disney handset architecture and launch schedule.
• Program Management – I led a team that launched 6 mobile phones (Pantech (DMP100,
DMP205), LG Electronics (DML200, DML210), and Samsung DMS105/110). The DMS 105/1105
is a CDMA Tri-mode handset that supports Postpaid, Hybrid and Prepaid services. The
development team for this handset was Samsung Electronics with 5 others companies providing
custom applications. The handset utilizes multi-threaded java virtual machine, Location based
services, Confirmation SMS messages, and real time service management with a Disney customized
UI.
• Product Architecture – I defined the system requirements for new service offering. This included
the creation and formulation of the software and hardware architecture/requirements required to
support the services on the handset. Two new products utilized the new architecture which was
developed in collaboration with SUN Microsystems, Adobe, and others. The architecture is
developed to support the new multimedia services.
• Product Development – I developed the handset roadmap based on product alignment with Sprint
handset roadmap. Delivered handsets, which included identifying OEMs (i.e. LG Electronics,
Pantech, Samsung and Sanyo), negotiated product requirements/schedule, managed OEM during
development life cycle (HW ID, SW features, Handset approval by Sprint STIC lab, deployment in
the field), and field support.
LG Mobile Research: (May 2005 – July 2006)
Projects: I led the delivery of CDMA Mobile phones to Alternative Carriers including Alltel, BellMobility,
BrightPoint, MetroPCS, US Cellular, and Sprint MVNOs. Responsibilities included all aspect of the
organization from budget, strategy, roadmap, resources, software development, test and training.
• Product Management –I led the development for 4 mobile phones. This included software
development (Boot, UI, and applications), product verification, carrier verification, and maintenance
support. These phones have been released to Alltel (AX4270), Brightpoint (BP4270, BP5000) and
Sprint MVNO (WLP225).
• Organization Capability – Using the 6 Sigma process, Code Inspection was identified as a core
capability. This process was deployed in the organization. The role and responsibility for all
members of the organization were clearly defined and communicated. Special project was realigned
with existing commercial programs to place more focus on delivery. I grew the organization from
37 to 60 in 2006 (Project management, SW Development, System test, and Tools teams).
Mentor/training program was created and deployed in the organization. Integration test team was
linked with the Independent Quality Management team to improve product quality.
Motorola Mobile Devices: (February 2000 – May 2005)
Projects: I led the software development for CDMA IS2000 Cellular phones, CDMA IS95 Cellular phones,
and System/Verification of IS2000 products. The team varied between programs from 20 engineers co-
located to multi-site/time of 100+ engineers with sub-contractors (Chicago, San Diego, China, and Korea).
• WI-FI Next Generation Mobile Phone – I led the development of the next generation software
architecture for the CDMA WIFI phone. This architecture included a dual stack (single thread REX
and multi-thread Linux). The architecture supports core CDMA phone functionality such as voice
call in CDMA, Data browsing, location services (GPS), high speed modem, mobile IP, phone book,
etc. In addition, the architecture will support 2 virtual machine (Java Virtual Machine, BREW) and
WI-FI voice service with auto switching between CDMA and WIFI services.
• A840 (Verizon), A860 (China Unicom) – I led all engineering functions for this product
(Software/Electrical/Mechanical). This product is based on the MSM6300 from QCOM. It is a
dual mode product that supports CDMA and GSM/GPRS. The development effort included SW
development, Electrical development, Mechanical development, Factory Launch, Interoperability
Test, System test, FTA, SAR, FCC, CE, Verizon Verification, Vodafone Verification, and China
Unicom verification. This product was launch with China Unicom and Verizon.
• V120e (Verizon) – I led the SW development for the V120e CDMA cellular phone. This product
uses the MSM5100 chipset from QCOM for its CDMA stack. Hardware abstraction layer, User
Interface, Accessories, and user application was developed on top of the stack. Some of the
functionalities are Assisted Global Positioning System, Enhanced Messaging Services, MobileIP,
High Speed data, phone book, date book, Factory test commands, and WAP Browser. This product
was delivered on time per Verizon expectation. The total approximate volume for this product is
over 3 million units.
• V.Dot Series (Verizon, Sprint) – I led the SW development/Release for 8 IS95 CDMA mobile
phones. This included all responsibilities from release plan, feature enhancement, system test, and
product releases. These shipping products with major cellular carriers such as Verizon, Sprint, Bell
Mobility, IusaCell and many more.
• System Test and Configuration Management – I developed an organization to support the system
test function and configuration management function. This included definition of the roles and
responsibility, process definition, infrastructure development and program execution.
• Process – Member of the CDMA Management Steering Committee with a charter to drive process
improvement via SEI CMM
Sabratek Corporation: (June 1998 – February 2000)
Projects: Led the software development within Sabratek: 6060 Pain Management Pump, 5050 Syringe Pump,
4040 Volumetric Infusion Pump, Virtual Hospital Room System, Mediview Product Support Tool, and
Internet Phone/Scale remote monitoring system. Team is approximately 40 engineers located at 2 sites
(Florida, Chicago).
• 4040/5050 Infusion Pumps Development – I led the Software Development, which included
requirements definition, architecture definition, software development, and sub-contractor
management. The architecture is based on the Siemens C167 with RTXC and a touch screen GUI.
• Cloud Based Phone/Scale Development – I led the Software Development through field trial for
the Cloud Based Phone/Scale System, which utilized an Internet phone to connect to an electronic
scale via an RS232 and a secure WEB server running Cold Fusion for Data management and
reporting.
• Mediview Development – I led the development of a Mediview Window application to support
reprogramming of the infusion pumps. This is a WIN32 application supporting a proprietary
protocol via the serial port to communicate with the infusion pumps.
• Organization Design – I recruited and reorganized the organization into a matrix structure based on
roles, capabilities, responsibilities, and accountabilities. Developed a process for managing
subcontractors. Established key roles for point of responsibilities to support multi-sites development
(Chicago, Florida). Celebrated team/project milestones, and making team contributions visible to
staff. Coached all members of the development team and grow their skills. Provided timely and
constructive performance reviews
• Business Development – I worked with the cross-functional team (marketing, clinical, sales,
production, regulatory, quality assurance) to develop product requirements that meet customer,
competitive, technological, and business objectives. Evaluated development model, staffing levels,
make vs. buy options, and other scenarios and made appropriate recommendations to senior
executives. Participated in Strategy Discussions/Meetings, and assisting senior staff in creating
future product roadmaps
• Development Process – I led the creation of a formal software development process in the areas of
program management, project planning, project tracking, configuration management, subcontractor
management, and requirements management
• Electronic Catalog – I developed a Transactional B2B portal. The architecture consisted of
Windows NT server, IIS, SQL Server, and Cold Fusion. I completed the architecture, design, cod,
and deployment of the BAW Cloud. From business side, I evaluated the ISP and negotiated a
contract to allow for collocated server, which was uncommon at that time. In addition, I developed
the architecture of the dB such that it supports multiple instances, which allows for rapid prototype
of new sites for marketing support.
Motorola: (September 1989 – June 1998)
Projects: Improved the software development capability of the organization through the use of Business
Process Reengineering, Computer Aided Software Engineering, Object Oriented Methodology,
Frameworks/Architecture, Workflow/Groupware, and Internet Technology.
• Organization Development – I developed a plan for the software organization to support the
product development. This included the business justification, Roadmap, Staffing, operational
procedures, development process, tools and technology, infrastructure, budget, schedule,
communication infrastructure
• Telematics Business Development / Architecture – Defined the product technology roadmap for a
new business. The marketing research projected a potential market of $10B. Developed the plan for
core products and derivative products, which included product features, software/hardware
architecture and business model. Performed technology evaluation and provided assessments and
recommendations for make vs. buy of Intellectual Property. These contracts are in the $1M and up
range. Developed a requirements management process to define product platforms and
specifications
• Quality Process – I worked with the software team to set goals, and created plans for improving the
software development capability of the organization. The following areas were deployed
configuration management, and requirements management
• Software Engineering Institute Capability Maturity Model Process – I was a member of the
steering committee. Formulated and executed programs to get the organization to SEI CMM level 3
rating. This activity included: training software engineers and middle management on process,
defining software development process, and introduce tools necessary to implement the process. The
organization is currently rated at SEI level 3
• KJava – I worked with SUN Microsystems as the Automotive, Computer, Components, and Energy
sector JAVA technical representative. Provided automotive specific technical requirements to SUN
to be used in the SUN’s Embedded Java standard. This consisted of the evaluation of SUN’s latest
JAVA technology for applicability with Motorola’s AutoPC architecture
• Micro Ceramic Integrated Circuit Design Development – I developed a Design Reuse Library for
the RF engineers in order to reduce the development cost and cycle time. The library architecture
was designed to take advantage of client side processing for speed and server side processing for
security. The library consists of a Netscape Enterprise web server, Oracle RDBMS, Cold Fusion
middleware, CGI JAVA scripts, and Specialized Plug-ins
• Business Development – As a technical member of the Sales and Marketing team, I participated in
the concept negotiation with General Motor/Cadillac division and demonstrated the capability of the
Telematics systems. These technical reviews landed a contract with GM.
• Business Process Reengineering – I performed Business Process Reengineering targeting the core
product development process. This included training the client on BPR, Process Capture, Process
Analysis/Redesign, and Process Enactment. The technologies used are Role Interaction Nets,
Influenced Chart, Product Definition Matrix, SEI Capability Maturity Model, Component
Technology Roadmap, Case Analysis, Workflow, and Groupware
• Configuration Management Process – I led a business unit/corporate team to migrate 800 software
engineers worldwide from an internal configuration management tool to a commercial customized
configuration management tool. This activity included formulating the migration strategy, defining
requirements for the next generation tool, negotiating and managing the supplier partnership
• Cellular Test Environment Development – As the Project manager for the CTE project with the
objective of reducing product development cycle time. Led a consulting team of 9 corporate
technical staffs to work in collaboration with a team of 15 software engineers from the Cellular
Infrastructure Group to develop a CASE environment for testing the cellular switch
• Testing Tools & Technology Forum – I organized and executed the Testing Tools & Technology
Forum in order to raise the awareness and provide solutions to the testing cycle time consumption
problem. The forum was a two-day event with external speakers, internal speakers, and technology
panel. The total attendees were 230 engineers
• Cloud Based Inventory System Development – I developed a Software Tool Evaluation Inventory
System. This is an Intranet WEB based CLIENT/SERVER/Relational dB system that allows all
Motorola’s engineers to submit and view tool evaluations. The underlying technologies are MS
Internet Information Server, Cold Fusion Middleware, MS SQL Server
• Metrics Tracking Tool Development – I developed the Metrics Tracking tool for SUN and HP
platforms. The tool has a MOTIF GUI, asynchronous state machine, and ORACLE RDBMS engine.
The application was written in C, SQL, and PEARL
• Layer 3 Protocol Architecture – I developed the protocol to be used between the
telecommunication switch, base stations, and the central control. The protocol is based on the OSI
model. Awarded a United State patent on this protocol. The protocol is currently being used in the 2-
way radio infrastructure. Awarded a United State patent on this protocol.
• SNMP/CMIP Protocol Development – I developed the Simple Network Management Protocol into
the product line in order to increase the networking capability of the telecommunication switch. This
entailed the requirements evaluation, feasibility study, prototype, and productized.
• Network Resource Manager Development – I developed the resource management application
and fault maintenance application for the telecommunication switch. These were low-level
applications that manage data packets from external subsystems and the switch using task state
machines.