From: ssner@convx1.lerc.nasa.gov (Noel Roberts)
Subject: Scientific Programmer - FORTRAN, UNIX, VM/CMS  SE USA
Organization: NASA Lewis Research Center
Distribution: usa
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 14:01:31 GMT

Dear Prospective Employer:

I am currently working as a Scientific Programmer for a support service 
contractor at the NASA Lewis Research in Cleveland Ohio, but I am hoping
to relocate to the southeastern, United States.

As you will see in my resume which follows, I have worked on a variety of 
tasks over the past eight years, but the core focus of my work has been 
with FORTRAN code.

If you feel you have the need for a competent, flexible and successful
employee with exceptional interpersonal skills; who could handle a wide
variety of work asscioate with FORTRAN programming (conduct training classes,
user support, code writing etc., let's feel free to get in touch with me to
further discuss your needs and how I may be of help.

Thank you for your time and consideration.  I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Noel E. Roberts


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			      NOEL E. ROBERTS
			      5734 Norwood Dr.
			    Brook Park, Ohio  44142
			    ssner@convx1.lerc.nasa.gov
      216-826-6693 (Days)                                216-734-6456 (Eves)
     ________________________________________________________________________

	 		      PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
     ========================================================================
      *    A thoroughly experienced and highly capable professional with a ten
	   year history of successful achievement in responsible capacities.

      *    Combines strong organizational and problem-solving skills with 
	   exceptional communication and interpersonal abilities.

      *    Hardworking and goal-oriented, with both the initiative and 
	   professional expertise to "effectively get the job done".

      *    Computer languages:  FORTRAN (8 yrs), C (3 mths)

      *    Operating Systems/Machines:  Unix - Convex, Unicos - Cray YMP, 
	   VM/CMS & UTS (Unix) - Amdahl

													      PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
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				SVERDRUP TECHNOLOGY
			          Brook Park, Ohio
  			        June 1984 - Present

     ENGINEER IV - Scientific Programmer - Responsible for providing computer 
     and FORTRAN support to the user community.  This support ranges from the 
     testing and maintenance of various structural computer models and porting 
     of codes to different platforms, to writing new FORTRAN code.  In addition
     responsible for the optimization of FORTRAN codes on a Cray Y-MP

		+ + Typically reduced CPU time by 50%


     ENGINEER IV - Project Manager - Responsible for the design and installation
     of a demonstration room/visitor center for the Advanced Communication 
     Technology Satellite (ACTS) Project.  Duties include identifying hardware 
     and software needed, submitting and tracking necessary purchase requests.
     Also supervising the installation and testing of the room.


     ENGINEER III - Move Task Coordinator - Responsible for assisting in the 
     supervision of moving all voice and data communication from Sverdrup's old 
     building to Sverdrup's current residence.  
     
		++   Sverdrup Cash Bonus Award.


     ENGINEER III - Responsible for the writing of NASA Lewis Research Center's
     on site computer work tracking system's user manual.

		+ + Successfully completed the manual


     ENGINEER II -  Responsible for coordinating all aspects of technical 
     conferences, including logistics, budgets, accommodations, and meals.  
     Worked in conjunction with local organizations for area information on 
     activities of interest during the conference time frame.  Additionally 
     accounted for and disbursed all funds as necessary.  Accomplishments 
     include: 
     
	   ++   Successful Coordination of three technical conferences.


     ENGINEER II -  Responsible for major participation in Heavy Duty Transport
     Technology Project, entailing the preparation of detailed and effective 
     three year project plan, the in depth review of all technical reports for 
     accuracy, and the design and maintenance of the Project exhibit. 
     Accomplishments include: 
     
		++   Install and effectively employed two diesel engine 
		     simulation computer codes, satisfactorily completing 
		     all parametric studies for internal use.

		++   Designed the project exhibit, directed its construction,
		     and accompanied it on tour throughout the U.S., presenting
		     it to the public.


     ENGINEER II -  Responsible for the conduct of sounding rocket equipment 
     needs survey, requiring identification of rocket users and individual
     pieces of equipment for use by a large sector of users. Also contacted
     independent companies with launch capabilities for characteristics
     and availability of their prospective rockets.  
     
	 ++   Co-Authored a NASA internal memo on the findings of the study.


     ENGINEER II -  Responsible for monitoring and reviewing sub-contractor 
     performance, with particular attention required within the areas of 
     scheduling and quality controls. Accomplishments include: 
     
		++   Successfully coordinated all phases of 6 subcontractors 
		     simultaneously.


													    ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS
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			Bachelors of Science, Engineering
		     Widener University, Chester, Pennsylvania

		     Project Management Certificate Program
		      Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, Ohio


			   ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
     =======================================================================

     MEMBERSHIPS:   Lambda Chi Alpha Alumni Association

     INTERESTS:     **Reading **Skiing **Softball **Spectator Sports **Swimming
		      **Coaching Soccer


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