From: lmulcahy@nyx.cs.du.edu (Larry Mulcahy)
Subject: Colorado SW Development or Unix System Administration
Summary: 7+ years in C, FORTRAN, LISP, VAX/VMS, SunOS, HP-UX
Keywords: C, FORTRAN, LISP, VAX/VMS, SunOS, HP-UX, DSP, natural language
Organization: Nyx, Public Access Unix @ U. of Denver Math/CS dept.
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Date: Wed, 23 Dec 92 14:32:28 GMT

		       Lawrence Patrick Mulcahy
			17532 E. Oregon Place
			   Aurora, CO 80017
			    (303) 337-5981
			lmulcahy@nyx.cs.du.edu

	(Dec 25-30: 315-549-7178, Dec 31-Jan 2: 315-457-2945)

Objective: position in software development or Unix system
administration in the Colorado Front Range area.

Experience

May 1991-July 1992: Programmer for Geotrace Technologies.  Ported large
VMS FORTRAN geophysical application to SunOS FORTRAN and C.  Wrote
interactive program to display geophysical data using INT Seismic
Widgets (X11 Motif) function library.  Ported FPS array processor code
to Mercury i860 floating point accelerator board.  Tuned floating point
software for performance.  Performed system administrator functions on
network of Sun SPARC workstations.  Installed modem, configured UUCP
and Unix email, installed Usenet news.  Monitored the company's PCs for
viruses and removed detected viruses.  Set up automated procedure to
periodically check all systems for easily-guessed passwords.

October 1990-January 1991: Software Engineer for Aviation Intelligence.
Developed and maintained modules in commercial flight and crew
scheduling program in C, C++ and Prolog.  Worked on Presentation
Manager user interface.  Installed GNU Awk on the OS/2 development
system and wrote AWK script to transform C source code to C++.

May 1989-January 1990: Employed by Information Systems Consulting on
contract assignment with Electrospace, Inc.  Coded C modules for
real-time multitasking telephone automated switching system for the US
Army.  Wrote test plans, automated test procedures and documentation. 
Trained other members of the team in the use of Unix MAKE which I
installed on the VAX/VMS development system.

July-September 1988: Employed as a contract programmer by Structured
Software Solutions, Inc.  Implemented IBM 3270 workalike user interface
using SVR3 curses and C.

June 1985-August 1987: Artificial intelligence engineer for McIntosh
Computer Systems.  Developed expert system to size and select gas
regulators in Common Lisp on an HP-9000 workstation running HP-UX. 
Developed prototype pipeline construction expert system using KEE on TI
Explorer Lisp Machine.  Responsible for 2D graphics module of cable TV
networks CAD program.  Performed system administrator functions.

January 1982-December 1983: Applications programmer for General
Electric.  Coded FORTRAN and assembler modules for FPS AP-120B array
processor and VAX/VMS.  Responsible for digital signal processing
component of RADAR application for US Air Force.  Taught in-plant
courses on LISP and Ada programming languages.  Wrote wire-frame 3D
graphics demo in Ada.  Held SECRET clearance.

Education

1990 MA in Linguistics from University of Texas at Arlington.  For my
thesis I implemented a linguistics application called comparative
reconstruction, a rule-based expert system written in Common Lisp on a
Sun 3/60 workstation.

1981 BS in Computer and Information Science from Syracuse University.

Programming languages, software tools, operating systems and hardware

Ada, C, C++, FORTRAN, LISP
AWK, Cron, Csh, Curses, Decnet, Emacs, Motif, NFS, Sh, SysV IPC, UUCP, X 
MS-DOS, OS/2, Unix, VAX/VMS 
FPS AP120B, Mercury i860 floating point accelerator board