Resume of Dr. Thane Rounsefell
CONTACT INFO
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SYNOPSIS
** ***** ** ********** ** specifying, designing, and developing real-time
process control systems, Dialogic based phone switches, various data
collection systems, order entry, accounting, and contact management
systems, as well as developing programming tools and procedures.
Have worked with IBM and Univac main frames, MODCOMP and HP mini computers,
PCs and various micro devices. Have worked with a variety of operating
systems including HASP/JCL, Exec 8, MAX4, OS9, DOS, and Windows. Have
written and modified I/O handlers, symbionts, and executive services.
Experienced with a variety of programming languages and protocols, such as,
C#, Delphi, FORTRAN, Basic, Visual Basic, Ratfor, C, dBase, FoxPro,
Clipper, Java, SOAP, WSDL, XML, JSON, SQL, TCP/IP, IMAP4, and various
assemblers.
PROFFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1988 to Present
Independent Consultant
TeleTouch (1998 to 2013)
Designed and implemented credit card payment interface to PayPal in C# with
proprietary TCP/IP protocol to AS400 and PC programs.
Designed and implemented interface to AT&T cellular switch (CARE) as a WEB
Service using C#, SQL, and Visual Studio.
Designed, implemented, and maintained interface to AT&T cellular switch
(Common Services Interface) using Visual Studio with C#, SOAP, WSDL, XML,
and SQL.
Designed, implemented, and maintained a Point of Sale system used by Hawk
Electronics to activate and maintain cellular and security customers in
stores in Texas and Arkansas. The software, written in Delphi includes PDF
file generation, digital signature capture, and DL image capture. The
credit system, also written in Delphi, interfaced to Equifax with a frame
relay interface, and allowed immediate human review if requested, usually
within 30 seconds. The system also interfaced to the AS400 and the AT&T
cellular switch interface with a proprietary TCP/IP protocol.
Designed, implemented, and maintained a switch based Prepaid Cellular
system using JRC 840 and 890 handsets. The switch was designed around the
Dialogic Dual Span T1 boards and is written entirely in Delphi. The
software includes support for activation, payment, and customer service.
Prepaid long distance, paging services, custom interfaces for Hawk Security
credit checking, automated payment system, and automated calling of
delinquent customers has also been implemented.
PaperBoard Products (Mexico City) (2012 to Present)
Update and customization of 1-wire HeatWatch product.
Medial Recovery Inc (Graham Texas) (1996 to 2006)
Implemented data collection and display systems for MRI's line of shock and
temperature sensors using PC's and hand held devices. This involved
Dallas Semiconductor 1-wire iButtons, proximity readers, card swipe
readers, modem and network communications, and 802 RF systems. Programming
was done in Basic, Visual Basic, and Delphi.
Miscellaneous (1989 to 1995)
Consultant for various clients, including Chicago TARPS, Morrison-Knudsen,
Utility Software Services, and REI. Projects included training, process
control strategy design, and implementation, control systems design,
redundant disk systems upgrade and installation, and project reviews.
Various PC/DOS projects using Foxpro, Pascal, C, PageMaker, etc. Designed
and implemented Order Entry / Accounting System and Contact Management
System software for small business.
1985 to 1988
A.F. Sweeney & Associates
System design and installation of numerous PC/AT real-time control systems
including high speed lighting control, inventory control, warehousing and
transportation routing using on-line barcode scanning systems, and an
automatic high-speed timing system.
Also acted as consultant for various MODCOMP system clients, including
upgrade and database expansion work for Chicago Waste Water Treatment Plant
and general consulting and training work on the Minneapolis-St.Paul Waste
water system.
1984 to 1985
NUS
Acted as development system manager for an HP-1000 based Emergency Dose
Assessment system designed and implemented for a Florida Power Company
nuclear power plant. Also assisted in developing applications and general
trouble shooting.
1979 to 1984
Johnson Controls
System analyst/programmer responsible for designing, developing,
implementing, troubleshooting, and enhancing major portions of the
Minneapolis-St.Paul Metro waste water computer system, which consisted of
13 MODCOMP CPUs in a dual-redundant, networked system. Five CPU pairs
handled data acquisition, control, and communications functions, while one
CPU was designated as a development/simulation system. Project involved
developing applications and custom operation system elements in FORTRAN and
MODCOMP Assembler; also developed a symbiont that allows task-to-task
communications with MODCOMP's MAXNET network operation system.
Also assisted in installing and troubleshooting a distributed computer
control system for a new 50 MGD water treatment plant. System controlled
22 functional processes and totally automated plant start-up and shutdown.
EDUCATION
PhD in Chemistry, University of Alabama, 1978
BS in Chemistry, University of Alabama, 1969