March, 2001 to present	Technical Specialist American Automobile Association Responsible for architecture and design of an Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) and Oracle-based solution to the Tourbook data repository. The scope spans the full system life cycle from requirements analysis and design to tool selection, implementation, and maintenance. XML and XSLT used extensively.
January, 2002 to present	Adjunct Instructor Seminole Community College Java classroom instruction, including lecturing and grading.
November, 1998 to March, 2001	Staff Engineer & Team Lead Objectspace Team lead for the Voyager ORB development group. Technologies included distributed programming, dynamic code generation, mobile agents, CORBA, security and transaction services. Responsibilities included oversight of from 6-10 developers, proper application of OOA&D methodologies, and tight maintenance of code quality for the ObjectSpace Voyager and OpenBusiness product lines.
April, 1998 to October, 1998	Senior Software Programmer InSys (OAO Services) Contracted to InSys in Paris, France through OAO Services in Boca Raton, FL. Position specifically involved object-oriented design and development with Java for web browser-based document and workflow management system. Java technologies included the JDK 1.1 and 1.2 platforms, the Java Foundation Classes (JFC, or Swing), Java Database Connectivity (JDBC), Java Naming Directory Interface (JNDI), and JavaBeans utilization.
June, 1996 to April, 1998	Senior Software Engineer Harris Corporation Position with the Network Products and Services group in the Telecommunications Systems and Services sector. Responsible for development and maintenance of the Harris Network Management product. Led software development efforts emphasizing Java, C++, and object-oriented technologies. Network management technologies included Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) and Telecommunications Network Management (TMN) standards. Implemented solutions involved interprocess communications, socket communications, database management, and third-party package integration.

University of Florida Gainesville, Florida
August, 1994 to May, 1997	Master of Science in Computer Engineering 3.82 GPA Thesis: "A Comparison of Simplex Method Algorithms" Studies and research includes matrix methods and linear programming; software engineering; object-oriented analysis, design, and programming; algorithm analysis; advanced data structures; advanced operating systems; and programming language principles.
August, 1989 to April, 1994	Bachelor of Science in Engineering Science 3.58 GPA Studies included software and computer engineering, operating systems, data structures, C, FORTRAN, UNIX, MINIX, mechanics, thermodynamics, materials, and optics. Minor in Mathematics 4.00 GPA

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	Toastmasters International Founding Member, Former President, SpeakEZ Club; 1996-1998 Member, Carrollton Toastmasters Club; 2000-2001 Member, Omni Toastmasters Club; 2001 Toastmaster with the Speak EZ club founded at Harris Corporation's Corporate Headquarters in 1997. President in 1998. Joined Carrollton Toastmasters Club in Texas in 2000 and earned honors for impromptu speaking. Joined Omni Toastastmers in Heathrow, Florida in 2001.
	National Guild of Hypnotists Certified since 2001 Trained under Gerry Kein of the Omni Hypnosis Training Center.
	Board of Adjustment City of Carrollton, Texas Member; July, 2000 to March, 2001 Responsible for hearing requests for exceptions to city zoning laws.
	VAX Unlimited Founder, President, Vice-President, Class Coordinator; 1991-1997 Organization supporting computer knowledge and the free exchange of information. As President, established a successful fundraiser and tutoring program about computers. Also recruited a strong membership base and administrative support. As Vice-President, maintained account security and program quality. As Class Coordinator, scheduled classes and teachers as well as maintained and updated class materials.
	University of Florida Student Senate Senator; January, 1995 to April, 1996 Held position of senator representing the College of Engineering. Appointed to the Information and Investigation Committee in March, 1995. Elected to Senate Minority Leader and Replacement and Agenda Committee in May, 1995. Appointed to Internal Relations and Orientation Committee in May, 1995. Worked to improve student participation in and knowledge of Student Government.
	Upsilon Pi Epsilon President; 1996 Computer Science Honorary, University of Florida Chapter. As President, responsible for meeting corporate guests, seeking member support for volunteer requests, and working with faculty and staff.
	Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Secretary; 1989-1993 Music Fraternity, University of Florida Chapter. Handled minutes and attendance. Organized fundraisers, scholarship award, and musical forums.

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