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| Programming Languages
C (6 yrs), Perl (4 yrs), C++ (2 yrs), csh scripting (5 yrs), HTML (6 yrs), SQL
(2 yrs), Java
(1 yr), Python (6 mos), Javascript (2 yrs), 80x86 Assembly (5 yrs),
XML (1 yr), Eiffel (1 yr), 6502 Assembly (2 yrs),
R4000 MIPS Assembly (3 mos), Visual Basic (2 yrs), Access Basic (1 yr), Hypertalk (1 yr), Pascal
(6 mos),
LATEX2E (3 mos) |
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| Systems: Administration
Linux (5 yrs), Solaris (1 yr), HP-UX (1 yr), Ultrix (2 yrs), Windows NT
(2 yrs), Windows 2000 (1 yr), Microsoft DOS (5 yrs), Windows 95 (2 yrs) |
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| Networking/Protocols
CGI (5 yrs), SMTP (4 yrs), POP (3 mos), IMAP (3 mos ), FTP (1 yr), HTTP
(5 yrs), TCP/IP (3 yrs), SMPP (3 mos), WAP (3 mos), DNS (5 yrs) |
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| Systems: User Level
Mac OS, Digital Unix, netBSD |
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| Tools and Software
Soffront Track (2 yrs), Rational ClearQuest (6 mos), CVS (3 yrs), MKS
Unix Tools (1 yr), Bugzilla (3 mos), gcc (6 yrs), gdb (6 yrs), make (6
yrs), sed (6 yrs), awk (2 yrs), ethereal (1yr), tcpdump (3 yrs),
telnet (5 yrs), SSH (4 yrs), NFS (3 yrs), NIS (1 yr), Software RAID (1 yr) |
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| Server Software
MySQL (2 yrs), Oracle (2 yrs), Apache (5 yrs), ProFTPD (5 yrs), Bind/DNS (5
yrs), Sendmail (5 yrs), Netscape Suitespot Server (1 yr), Netscape
Application Server (3 mos), Microsoft Exchange (3 mos), Samba (5 yrs) |
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| Network Load Balancers
Resonate (3 mos), F5 BigIP (1 yr), Cisco Local Director (3 mos) |
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| Times N Systems, Inc., Austin, TX, Apr 2002 - Jun 2002 |
| -- Times N Systems laid off most of its
staff in Jun 2002 and is actively seeking a purchaser for the company |
| Senior Test Engineer |
- Designed and implemented a software test interface in Java from an API specification
- Tested kernel modules (device drivers) in Linux for reliability and
adherence to specification
- Tested management interface for usability and adherence to
specification
- Used ethereal and tcpdump network monitoring tools to
diagnose issues, assess security characteristics, and verify features;
management functions were conducted using HTTP, and data traffic used raw
Ethernet frames
- Management software was a GUI application written in Java and
communicating with the server via HTTP; kernel modules were written in C
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| 724 Solutions, Inc., Austin, TX, Jan 2001 - Jan 2002 |
| -- 724 Solutions closed its Austin office
in Jan 2002 |
| System Administrator 10/2001 - 1/2002 |
- Transitioned to system administration position when software testing group was dissolved as part of a 50% layoff
- Supported Blackberry e-mail paging devices
- Installed and configured laptops for new employees
- Created NT and Exchange accounts for new employees
- Removed and archived accounts of departing employees
- Provided technical support for North American region, excluding Toronto
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| Senior Test Engineer/Test Lab Administrator Jan 2001 - Oct 2001 |
- Tested product conformance to HTTP specification; tested
product's Oracle driver for compatibility with various Oracle
configurations; performed manual testing and automated regression tests
where appropriate
- Created automated reinstallation and configuration system for i386-based test systems
- Set up and maintained network services for test group as well as a
small development group
- Installed, configured, and maintained a lab of Solaris, HP-UX,
Windows 2000 and Linux systems; maintained shared user directories
using NFS and samba as well as single sign-on (unix) using NIS
- 724's products were written mainly in C++ with some Java;
applications written on top of their software were written in Javascript
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| Tonic Software, Inc., Austin, TX, Nov 2000 - Jan 2001 |
| Test Engineer 11/2000 - 1/2001 |
- Working as part of a team created a modular automated testing
framework written in Perl for testing Tonic's products over the network.
This framework included automated regression testing and reporting
functionality
- Built "virtual" web server test module in Perl; this module created a
web server with an infinite depth that could verify if a link "existed"
or not; this created a test environment for the web server test portion
of Tonic's software
- Built "virtual" SMTP server test module in Perl that received
and verified correct transfer of e-mail; when used with the testing
framework that created alerts in Tonic's software it could verify that
the alerts were correctly sent via e-mail
- Manually tested software to find new issues; this included
installing and configuring the software, writing scripts for the software
in both a proprietary scripting language and Javascript, testing the
software against real-life websites, and creating artificial "alert"
situations for the software to handle
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| Globeset, Inc., Austin, TX, Feb 1999 - Nov 2000 |
| -- Globeset closed its Austin office
in Nov 2000 |
| Software Tester Nov 1999 - Nov 2000 |
| Associate Software Tester May 1999 - Nov 1999 |
| Test Intern Feb 1999 - May 1999 |
- Designed, documented, and executed formal test plans describing
testing methods with a focus on stress, functionality, security, and
usability.
- Documented testing anomalies as problem reports and worked with
developers to create verification tests. Executed tests and tracked
reports to closure.
- Designed and developed performance testing programs and used them to
test stress and performance of Globeset products; created performance
reports that supplemented or supplanted our customers' performance-related
product acceptance testing.
- Created programs in Perl, Java, C, and Javascript to increase
automation in the Globeset testing process; automated product selection at an
often-used web-based test merchant, created a web-based SQL query tool,
created a customized log analyzer to look for elapsed time between key
events.
- Installed and configured both Globeset and third party products to
both Globeset recommended and customer described configuration; tested
these configurations to produce both internal Globeset data and reproduce
customer-reported issues.
- Created and documented a tool for stressing general web applications
with an emphasis on Globeset's digital wallet, prototyped in Perl and
ported to C; identified several stress-related issues early in the
digital wallet product cycle
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