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Software Engineer 2 @ Abbott Implantable Medical Devices.Cardiac Rhythm Management & Neurostimulation Systems.Tools Development.C, C++, C# Codebases.Firmware Verification. From September 2017 to February 2019 (1 year 6 months) San Francisco Bay AreaSoftware Engineer 3 @ NASA Ames Research Center Member of the Aeronautics Directorate, Aviation Systems Division in the Simulation Laboratories. http://www.simlabs.arc.nasa.gov/Projects : + UAS in the NAS ( Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration in the National Airspace System ) + ATD-3, DRAW (Airspace Technology Demonstration 3, Dynamic Routes for Arrivals in Weather )Involved in Design, Development, Integration, Testing, & Maintenance.Java, JUnit, Python, C++, Jenkins, Groovy, GradleUniversity of California Santa Cruz : 6/12 - 11/16Crown Consulting : 11/16 - 9/17 From June 2012 to September 2017 (5 years 4 months) San Francisco Bay AreaDeveloper @ Sony Mobile Communications Member of a small team that was working on a new cloud-based screen-sharing application.Assisted in minor design decisions, as well as primarily responsible for core developmentincluding the integration of 3rd party libraries into the application. From January 2012 to June 2012 (6 months) Software Engineer @ USRA / NASA Ames Research Center Worked as part of a small team whose research focused on using consumer grade components to develop low-cost satellites.Modified and built custom versions of the Android kernel & operating system, thus enabling new features on our COTS hardware.Assisted in the design and development of a basic flight software system.R&D a solution for the use of Matlab and Simulink Models on top of the Android OS.http://www.phonesat.org/ From September 2010 to June 2011 (10 months) San Francisco Bay AreaEducation Associates Program (EAP) - Internship @ USRA / NASA Ames Research Center Worked in the Intelligent Robotics Group on Tri-ATHLETE Footfall Planning.Tri-ATHLETE is a 4m tall robot with six legs and 7 DOF per leg.Info: http://www-robotics.jpl.nasa.gov/systems/system.cfm?System=11 Part of a small team that was developing a planning system to help enable Tri-ATHLETE to walk. Focused specifically on increasing the reliability of the footfall ground reachability maps. In order to achieve this goal a program was developed that would automatically remove self-occlusions from the seeder images that were passed to the stereovision software. From January 2010 to September 2010 (9 months) San Francisco Bay AreaUndergraduate Student Research Project (USRP) - Internship @ USRA / NASA Ames Research Center Worked in the Planning and Scheduling Group on PLEXIL.Was responsible for identifying and integrating an open source inter-process communication tool that would help to introduce a multiple executive communication model into the Universal Executive (UE) and PLEXIL programming language.(This essentially added a new networking capability to the language.)Was also involved with writing the software design specification describing how the IPC tool would interact with the rest of the UE and PLEXIL codebase.PLEXIL: http://sourceforge.net/projects/plexil/ From September 2009 to December 2009 (4 months) San Francisco Bay AreaSummer Undergraduate Research Fellow @ California Institute of Technology / Jet Propulsion Laboratory Worked in the Operations Planning Software LaboratoryWas responsible for designing and developing a plug-in for the ground control software that would assist an operator in detecting, diagnosing, and recovering from errors on the ATHLETE (All-Terrain Hex-Limbed Extra-Terrestrial Explore) lunar cargo-handling robot. From June 2008 to August 2008 (3 months) Research Assistant @ State University of New York Assisted a professor on incorporating low-cost robots into the PyRo (Python Robotics) open source framework. Wrote the device drivers enabling the IRobot Roomba to interact with the PyRo Framework. Ultimately this was the first collection of software that allowed for programming the Roomba in some higher-level language.Attended AAAI Spring Symposia ’07 and presented poster. Co-authored research paper with professor, Published in conference proceedings - “Integrating low-cost robot devices into Pyro.” From June 2006 to August 2006 (3 months)