Objectivity is a provider of object-oriented database and data and graph analysis technologies.

My primary responsibilities have been enhancing the existing product line to function in a fault-tolerant scalable distributed environment along with general maintenance of the legacy products. The product enhancement effort replaces the existing socket-oriented design mechanisms with a message-oriented architecture.

Most commonly used technologies:

Languages: C/C++, Python, BASH

Platforms: Linux, Windows

Tools/APIs: Microsoft Visual Studio, gcc, g++, gradle, cmake, vim, gdb, STL, Boost, git, Atlassian

products (Confluence, JIRA, Bitbucket), Jenkins, Wireshark, Kafka.

SugarSync is a provider of cloud-based storage services.

My role at SugarSync was the lead for the desktop client development team. My responsibilities included acting as liaison between the development team and other teams (product management, design, QA, support) and oversight of the team’s (including my own) design, development and testing efforts in the Agile/SCRUM development process. The product itself was a cross-platform Qt GUI multi-threaded application providing an interface to the cloud storage system.

Most commonly used technologies:

Languages: C/C++

Platforms: Windows and Mac

Tools/APIs: Qt4, XCode 5 & 6, Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, gcc, g++, vim, gdb, CMake, STL, Boost,

Perforce, Atlassian products (Confluence, JIRA), Wireshark.

Primary responsibilities include object-oriented software design and implementation to develop a secure virtualized web browser for the Windows and Macintosh OSX platforms. In particular, the multi-threaded controller and socket server component (Qt/C++ application), the virtual guest component (Linux/C application) and the virtual environment configuration. Member of corporate product security threat assessment group. Made significant contributions in improving product test-ability and documentation. Also contributed significantly in improving the Software Configuration Management (Subversion) environment of the company.

Most commonly used technologies:

Languages: C/C++, Bash scripting, UML (design)

Platforms: Windows, Macintosh OSX, Linux (TinyCore)

Tools/APIs: Qt, OpenSSL, Microsoft Visual Studio, gcc, vim, gdb, ddd, make, Subversion (SVN), Microsoft Visio.

Note: Company name changed to Marble Security from IronKey.

Primary responsibilities include requirements analysis, object-oriented/structured software design, implementation (and associated documentation) to develop federal government custom software applications. Application development efforts include various multi-user rich-client, middle-tier and embedded applications (and a number of script based applications).

Most commonly used technologies:

Languages: C/C++, Python, AWK, UML (design)

Platforms: Linux (RedHat), Solaris, Windows and Embedded (VxWorks)

Tools/APIs: gcc, vim, gdb, ddd, make, STL, Boost, Qt, Continuus (code management), Rational Requisite Pro (requirements), Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft Visio, Rational Rose.