Team lead for integrating Unbound as a customer-specified alternative to BIND; coding focused on automatically generating Unbound configuration files from Infoblox configuration database.

Team lead for a project adding access restrictions to configuration and other data on subnetworks controlled in a grid-of-grids installation.

Also worked on team integrating with Cisco ISE (pxGrid, Jabberwerx), particularly on issues of library versions compatibility, internal libraries, and publishing dynamic topics, especially relating to DHCP. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_csPUp83EA

C, Python, Linux, networking, memory leak, debugging, valgrind, Coverity, RabbitMQ, scrum

Debugged embedded C++ code for MPEG transport layer handling portions of RGB's BNP & BNE products (video network processors providing DPI, grooming, multiplexing, and encryption), particularly in areas dealing with hot redundancy. Dealt with solutions to customer-reported issues. Also worked on extending a Java-based (Eclipse) tool that handled grooming portability via XML files.

Designed, implemented, and supported various components of a custom, in-house satellite telemetry data display and analysis system, mostly in C++ and gtkmm on Linux, but also Tcl and Python. Wrote class notes (150 densely filled Power Point slides) and taught classes several times a year. Ported old versions from Motif to gtkmm, 32-bit to 64-bit, C-ish to more C++-ish.

Fixes and enhancements in C for in-home (consumer) advanced routers running embedded Linux, specializing in firewall issues.