From: bonney@esds.mdc.com (Greg Bonney)
Subject: Programmer/Sys Admin / 4 yrs. since BSCS + 5 semesters co-op 
Keywords: c, pascal, fortran, unix
Organization: Visual Simulation Systems
Distribution: usa
Date: Mon, 2 Nov 1992 18:04:23 GMT


Gregory N. Bonney, BSCS
4224 D Carrollton Dr.
Bridgeton, MO 63044, USA
(314)770-1101
bonney@esds.mdc.com


SUMMARY

I am interested in finding a permanent or long-term contract programming
position.  I have programmed in several languages, including C, Pascal,
Fortran, Ada, GRIP, Lisp, PL/I, and IBM 370 Assembler.  I also have experience
with lex and yacc compiler-writing tools.  I have a strong background in Unix,
including experience in system administration.  But my experience is not
limited to UNIX, as I have worked in VMS, CMS, TSO, AOS/VS, MPX, PC-DOS,
MS-Windows, and Macintosh operating systems.  I am looking for a stable
company where I can put my talents to use in a challenging environment.  I am
willing to travel and I do not mind working overtime.


EDUCATION/TRAINING

BSCS, University of Missouri-Rolla, Dec. 1988

System Administration course:
	Silicon Graphics Western Education Center,
	Mt. View, CA

Programming in C,
Programming in Ada:
	Voluntary Improvement Program,
	McDonnell Douglas, St. Louis


CLEARANCES

DoD Confidential Clearance Granted: 20 May 1985
DoD Secret Clearance Granted: 30 Jul 1985


EXPERIENCE

3/91 to
Present		Sr. Engineer,
		Visual Systems
		VITAL Visual Simulation Systems,
		McDonnell Douglas Electronic Systems Co.

		Duties include Unix System Administration, Database
		Modeling, C Programming, and Customer Training.
		Administrator for 10 Silicon Graphics Iris workstations
		on NFS/NIS network.  Used MultiGen to model databases
		for Japan Airlines, the Portuguese Airforce, Westair,
		and Korean Airlines.  Responsible for shell scripts that
		compile customer scenes.  Developed a database conversion
		program written in lex, yacc, and C.  Taught five week
		training course at Flight Safety International in Tulsa, OK.
		Served as leader of Software Life-cycle Processes HPWT (High
		Performance Work Team) tasked with reviewing the MDESC
		Software Engineering Process Manual, designed to be
		compatible with DOD-STD-2167A.  Also led ad-hoc group
		tasked with creating database coding standards
		(estimated to save the company $4950 per database at
		an implementation cost of less than $3000).  Also have
		led the Environment Database Modeling HPWT.  Use VAX, PDP,
		VAXstation, and Macintosh in addition to the Iris
		workstations.

1/89 to 2/91	Engineer-Electronics,
		F-15 Avionics,
		McDonnell Douglas Aircraft Co.

		Task Engineer in charge of Armaments portion
		of F-15 Mission Support System.  Programming
		in Pascal under UNIX on Cromemco computers.
		Documentation of MSS system on VAX and VAX
		Workstations.  Presentation of coding design
		before USAF TAC personnel and F-15 pilots/
		aircrew.  Required secret security clearance.

6/85 to 1/89	Sr. Co-op,
		Cooperative Education Program,
		McDonnell Douglas Corporation

		Worked 5 semesters in the following departments:

		Graphics Systems - addition of expressions, control
		structures and I/O to the TSTGSR interpreter (which
		I wrote during a previous co-op period).
		
		Product Development/Management - Development and
		maintenance of Systems Integration Products for
		the UniGraphics II CAD/CAM system.  Programming
		in GRIP and Fortran on VAX and DG.
		
		CAE Systems Product Design - Development of an
		interpreter used in testing the low-level CADD/CATI
		Graphics Service Routines.  Used VAX Pascal and
		IBM Pascal/VS.

		Flight Simulation - Wrote various systems utilities
		(COPYTAPE, PACKDISK, etc.) in Gould Fortran 77+.
		
		Systems and Procedures - IBM PC support; PC software
		audit; Dynaplan and Lotus spread-sheets.

5/85 to 8/85	Develop Engineering Student,
		McDonnell Douglas Corporation

		Worked with the Rapid/NCIMS department of MCAUTO.
		Programmed in Fortran.