From: dgray@sadis01.sa.aflc.af.mil (1LT DOUGLAS S. GRAY)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Software Engineer separating from the Air Force
Keywords: TS,software
Date: 28 Aug 92 21:54:34 GMT
Organization: 1923CCSG/SC Kelly AFB, San Antonio, TX

To whom it may concern:

	I am currently a first lieutenant in the USAF with a Date of
Separation of 30 Oct 1992.  I will be available for employment beginning the
week of 5 Oct.  I have a strong academic and vocational background in a
variety of fields.  For those working sensitive projects, I have just recently
been granted a Top Secret security clearance.

	Although only 25 years old, I do have 12 years of paid experience 
developing and instructing in the software industry.  My background is diverse
with projects ranging from mainframe to micro, VM/CMS to UNIX and IBM PC to
Macintosh.  I have had experience with IBM as a programmer developing a large
software project; with Stanford University as an instructor; with the Air
Force as the architect and lead for a team acquiring a complicated, integrated
software engineering environment.  Through all of these endeavors, quality
software development has been my trademark.

	Thank you for your consideration,

	Doug Gray

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                              DOUGLAS S. GRAY
                              902 Fillmore Dr
                           San Antonio, TX 78245
                             Home:(512)675-0362
			     Work:(512)925-7155

EDUCATION:

10/90-2/91
Air Force Communications-Computer Systems Programming and
Analysis Officer Basic Course, KEESLER AFB, MS - Honor
Graduate.

9/89-6/90
STANFORD UNIVERSITY Stanford, CA.
Graduate work in Computer Science, Symbolic and Heuristic
Computation specialization

9/85-6/89
STANFORD UNIVERSITY  Stanford, CA.
B.S. degree in Computer Science.  49 units of course work in
psychology

CLEARANCE: Top Secret - 4 Aug 92

SKILLS:

UNIX(SVR4, BSD, AIX), VM/CMS, TOPS-20, MS-DOS, MacOS

IBM 3090, Motorola 680X0, Intel 80X86, SPARC, AT&T 3B2

C, C++, REXX, Ada, Pascal, Lisp, Smalltalk, Prolog, FORTRAN,
a number of assembly langauges, HyperTalk, 4th Dimension 4GL
and RDBMS, XEDIT and EMACS macros, TCP/IP networking
protocols, X11R4, InterViews

Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Enable, Adobe Illustrator,
Aldus Pagemaker

EXPERIENCE:

3/91-present
Software Engineering Officer, KELLY AIR FORCE BASE, TX.
Team leader of the Software Engineering Team.  Integrating
software engineering methodology and promoting the use of the
Ada programming language within the 1923rd Communications-
Computer Systems Group (a 700-person combined military and
civilian organization.)

MAJOR PROJECTS
  
Software Engineering Environment
- Determined requirements for $500,000 system
- Designed hardware and software architecture
- Assisted Contracting Office in acquiring components
- Implemented a local area network supporting both PC-DOS
and SUN-UNIX platforms as well as tools assisting developers
througout the software life-cycle
- Senior System Administrator for the SUN workstations

Software Troubleshooting:  Assisted other developers in 
determining the source of code errors.  Debugged C, UNIX 
shell and Ada source code in support of 4 major projects.

Software Process Improvment:  Revolutionized the Software
Engineering Division's development process through methods
for measuring and improving the lifecycle.  Introduced and
institutionalized formal technical reviews and functional
metrics.

Ada Reuse:  Researched the available repositories of Ada
source code for applicability to local projects. 
Transferred libraries and packages like the Harris Ada-SQL
binding to local machines.  Migrated programs to the
necessary operating enivronments.

2/87-9/90
Software Engineer, IBM CORPORATION, Palo Alto, CA.
Implemented untested ideas to determine the likelihood of
success as a marketable software product.

MAJOR PROJECTS

Graphical Programmer's Toolkit:  Developed a distributed
concurrent object-oriented graphical programming language. 
Designed and implemented the communications and graphical
subsystems using C++, X-windows, BSD sockets, and InterViews
(an object-oriented graphical user interface.)

Vectorization Improvement Assistant:  Developer of a
knowledge-based system for aiding scientists in achieving
efficient utilization of the IBM 3090's Vector Feature when
programming in FORTRAN.  Coordinated with the IBM FORTRAN
compiler team in determining system requirements.  Designed
and implemented the system for parsing FORTRAN source code
to find data dependencies which could prevent vectorization. 
Developed a configuration management system and a
programmer's toolkit for the project.

9/89-1/90
Instructor, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Stanford, CA.
Taught Introduction to Software Engineering.  Prepared and 
gave triweekly lectures.  Created weekly assignments to be 
developed by class members.  Generated all grading criteria 
for assignments and tests.  Determined students' final grades.

9/87-6/90
Teaching Assistant, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Stanford, CA
Taught Introduction to Software Engineering and Programming 
Paradigms.  Supervised section leaders for the course.  Assisted 
the instructor in preparing grading criteria, assignments, and
test questions.  Instructed a section of approximately ten
students weekly on the methods of software engineering in
seven languages (Pascal, Ada, C, C++, Smalltalk, LISP, and
Prolog.)

1980-1985
Free-lance Programmer & Instructor, Dix Hills, NY
Designed, developed and sold educational software for
Commodore computers.  Tested and debugged software for local
software companies.  Taught BASIC, 6502 & Z-80 assembly.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:
Member of the ACM (Ada and Software Engineering SIG's) and the
IEEE-CS.  Volunteer Reviewer of Ada9X.

INVITED TALKS:
VIA: An Expert System for Improving Vectorization, Wright-
Patterson Air Force Base, Aug 1990.

AWARDS:
1991 Air Force Logistics Command Communications-Computer
Systems Professionalism Award

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES:
San Antonio Air Logistics Center Mission Briefer of
distinguished visitors to Kelly Air Force Base on the mission
and history of the Air Logisitics Center.  Instructor, Pre-
freshman Engineering Program.  Fundraising Chair,
Underprivileged Children's Christmas Party Fund.  Member of
local recycling committee.
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