From: bonney@esds.mdc.com (Greg Bonney)
Subject: PROGRAMMER/SYSADMIN,BSCS+3.5YRS,UNIX/PC/VMS/PASCAL/C/FORTRAN/GRIP
Organization: Visual Simulation Systems
Distribution: usa
Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 15:34:13 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 full-time programming position.
Most of my programming experience is with Pascal and Fortran.  However,
I have used many other languages, including C, Ada, GRIP, Lisp, PL/I,
and IBM 370 Assembler.  I have a strong background in Unix, including
experience in system administration.  I also have experience with lex
and yacc compiler-writing tools.  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-Logistics,
		(UNIX System Administrator and Database Modeler)
		VITAL Visual Simulation Systems,
		McDonnell Douglas Electronic Systems Co.

		Administrator for 9 Silicon Graphics Iris
		workstations on NFS/NIS network in support
		of the database modeling group.  Created
		databases for Japan Airlines, the Portuguese
		Airforce, Westair, and Korean Airlines.
		Responsible for compiling and installing
		MultiGen modeling software.  Responsible for
		shell scripts that compile customer scenes.
		Designed a database conversion program written
		in lex, yacc, and c.  Created a syllabus for
		customer training.  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).  Use VAX, PDP,
		VAXstation, and Macintosh in addition to the Irises.

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.
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