From: edwards@pixel.kodak.com (Derek A. Edwards)
Subject: C programmer or UNIX sysadmin, slightly experienced
Originator: edwards@squash
Organization: Eastman Kodak
Distribution: usa
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 93 21:49:37 GMT

If you would like to respond to this resume, please do so by phone only.

Thank you,  
Derek 
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			    Derek Andrew Edwards
			   702 Ridge Road West, #5
			    Rochester, NY  14615
			       (716) 663-3417

Employment Objective: To work on a software development team, specializing in
local, medium, or wide area data communication network applications.

			     Employment History

Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, New York	June 1992 -  January 1993
Software Engineer
The Software Warehouse (in-house software reuse library)
Electronic Imaging Platform Center
Supervisor:  Mrs. Sharon Rozanski

Provided transfer, building, installation, and limited maintenance support of
software artifacts for Macintosh, DEC (Ultrix/VMS), DOS and UNIX platforms.
Assisted customers, all internal to Kodak, with perusal and transfer of
Warehouse items using its Telnet and FTP interfaces.  Prepared tapes and
floppies for Warehouse customers.  Supported building, installation, and
customization of X/contrib Warehouse items.  Maintained Warehouse items
written in C.

Introduced public domain packages under the auspices of an experienced system
administrator.  Observed prudent risk minimization techniques, including:
continual monitoring of relevant Usenet newsgroups for bug information,
searching authoritative public archive servers (Archie) for reliable archive
sites, transferring stable non-beta versions of source code from these sites,
testing on standalone machines, and proper documentation of risk minimization
safeguards.

Managed the Accessibility and Expanding Platforms project, for improvement of
electronic information transfer capability between The Warehouse SunOS UNIX
environment, and Kodak computer users on a variety of platforms worldwide.
Developed the Software Warehouse Elecrtronic Accessibility Plan, prioritizing
the platforms most able to benefit from Warehouse services.  Investigated
modification of the existing Telnet (TCP/IP) interface or development of
AppleTalk, SPX/IPX (Novell), or DECnet interfaces to ease perusal and
transfer of Warehouse items over the corporate ethernet.  Installed an
operating system (Ultrix) on a Warehouse machine.  Also investigated archival
and compression formats, NFS file system mounting, and multi-protocol
routing.  

Training: Advanced C Programming in the Posix.1 Environment.
Lecture/lab (5 days).
	Software Engineering for Developers.  Modern concepts in Software
Engineering, including: reuse, configuration management, quality engineering,
and the generalized life cycle.

				  Education

University of Maryland at College Park, Maryland	
September 1987 - May 1992
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
GPA: 3.0.  Major emphasis on data communications.  Minor focus on English
Literature.
Activities:	Co-Chair, NSBE Region II 1991 Spring Conference
Planning Committee.
	Regional Representative 1990-91 of the Black Engineers Society
(UMCP chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers).
	Member of IEEE.

			     Computer Experience

Platforms	Operating Systems	Window Environments	Network Types
Apple Macintosh	DOS			Microsoft Windows	AppleTalk
DEC VAX		Novell Netware		Open Windows		DECnet
IBM PC		System 6-7 MacOS	X Windows		Ethernet
Sun Workstation	UNIX					(802.3 and Phase II)
								TCP/IP

		     References: Available upon request
-- 
Derek A. Edwards, Software Engineer                        
Product Software Engineering                     Phone:  (716)726-9239 
901 Elmgrove Road                                  Fax:  (716)726-0527 
Rochester, New York  14653-5811                  edwards@pixel.Kodak.com
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