I serve as the Lead Engineer for the TT ICE_IPE Gateway. The ICE_IPE Gateway connects TT's client trading applications (e.g., X Trader ©) to the IntercontinentalExchange. The gateway converts order and price information between ICE's exchange protocol and TT's internal protocols. I am responsible for the quality of the gateway. I guide the requirements creation, design, implementation, and unit testing.

I maintain common library software components which provide network communication, trader risk management, order routing, market price data, etc. I created a process to better document TT's internal software libraries and make the documentation readily available to developers. This process has been adopted as an internal TT standard.

I participate short term development projects such as 1) performance optimization prototyping, and 2) assisting in development of futures exchange simulators to provide market availability when market environments are not available.

All of these development activities at TT are done using Windows XP/Server and Microsoft Visual Studio.

I developed high availability middleware for cellular infrastructure products. The product has a large scope, including cluster management, platform services, and remote management software. This platform is reused in many cellular products, many of which achieve zero downtime in commercial deployment. I lead and mentored development teams comprising of five to ten engineers.

Previously, I served as a Systems Engineer in the Operations and Maintenance software for cellular products. This product is used by cellular operators to configure and manage cellular networks. My work focused on performance and usability improvements. In addition, I was the lead engineer in a project to integrate software licensing into the entire CDMA RAN. This feature enables Motorola to maximize profit in their product portfolio.

In addition to my engineering responsibilities, I served as the liaison between the Information Technology team and the development team. I maintained the development environment, troubleshot issues, and served as the administrator for Windows Terminal Servers, Linux web servers, Windows desktops, and databases.

Bravo Award for outstanding effort in stateful redundancy feature, 2001. Bravo Award for outstanding effort integrating software license management into the CDMA RAN, 2004.

As a student programmer at Madison Gas & Electric, my duties consisted of verifying software for Y2K and application development. During this extended internship, I gained experience on a fully integrated power management system implemented on the VAX VMS OS, running on VAX and Alpha hardware by DEC.