David W. Deley
SOFTWARE ENGINEER / ELECTRICAL ENGINEER / MECHANICAL ENGINEER
More Than 20 Years of Experience4549 Via Huerto, Santa Barbara CA 93110
cell: 805.324.0812 website: DavidDeley.com email: deleyd@ieee.org

R&D / INNOVATION • CONSULTING • IT SUPPORT • DOCUMENTATION
Strong Background in Electrical Engineering and Computer Programming
Practical Knowledge in Embedded Systems
Results-driven engineer, proactive in anticipating needs and solving problems, whileworking independently under deadlines– track record of job ownership and contributions
throughout entire career, resulting in high recognition.

Areas of Expertise••••CMOS / TTL
Requirements Gathering
Website Management
Advanced Network Technology••••Multiplatform IT Experience
Coding / Testing / Debugging
Cross-Team Collaboration
Programming Best Practices••••Systems Analyst
Increasing System Efficiency
Elevating User Experience
Quality Assurance

EDUCATION
M.S.
B.S.

Electrical and Computer Engineering. University of California, Santa Barbara
Mechanical and Environmental Engineering. University of California, Santa Barbara
Pi Tau Sigma, Mechanical Engineering Honor Society
TECHNICAL SKILLS

Languages: C#, VB.NET, Java, C, C++, Assembly Language, SQL, Perl, Python
Websites: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, XML, JSON, JQuery
IDEs: Visual Studio, Eclipse, Android Studio
Platforms: Windows, Linux, Google Android, Microsoft.NET Framework, FreeRTOSPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCESOFTWARE ENGINEERCONSULTANT / RESEARCHER
Offering expert knowledge in all phases of the software development life cycle. Converted numerous books toKindle and EPUB format. Hand coded personal website (581 pages).
Representative Projects and Experience:•

Extensive Independent Research – Published Writer, 5-Star Rating“Advanced Kindle & EPUB Formatting” and “Brief Introduction to Unicode” available on Amazon.com
Research papers available at http://www.daviddeley.com/- The Pentium Division Flaw
- How Command Line Parameters Are Parsed- Page Faults and Array Addressing- How Computers Generate Random Numbers- How Cyclic Redundancy Codes Work- Controlling the Inverted Pendulum•

University of California Santa Barbara, Institute For Collaborative Biotechnologies
In collaboration with Sansum Diabetes Research Institute, designed and coded Artificial Pancreas System
for type 1 diabetics, connecting insulin pump with continuous glucose monitor via software feedback loop.

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Various Government Defense Projects• DoD class Secret security clearance.

2017-Present

SYSTEMS ANALYST / SOFTWARE ENGINEER
2015
COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA, M.I.S. DEPARTMENT
System Analyst in the Department of Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Services• Reviewed system performance and made recommendations to optimize service delivery and efficiency.
• Refactored legacy code to OOP design patterns, optimized SQL queries and created Crystal reports.
SOFTWARE AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
2013-2014
SANTA BARBARA CONTROL SYSTEMS
Embedded Systems Software and Hardware Engineer• Worked on Embedded system: (FreeRTOS, C code, I²C, UART, USB, Op-Amps, isolated power supplies)• Improved electrical designs for sensor probe inputs and multiplexing circuit.
• Wrote ChemComIII user program in C# and VB.Net using Visual Studio that enabled users to access andcontrol Chemtrol controllers remotely.
• Designed and built testing device for keypad.
WEBSITE DEVELOPER (CONTRACT)SANTA BARBARA BANK & TRUST
Updated company website during the acquisition by Union Bank.

2012-2013

SOFTWARE DEVELOPER / CHIEF EDITOR
2000-2011
MULTI-EDIT SOFTWARE, INC.
Completed code development for text and code editor. Identified bugs, optimized spell checker, added Unicodesupport, produced extensive documentation.
• Chief Editor for Multi-Edit 2006 User’s Manual
VMS SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER
1992-2000
APPLIED MAGNETICS CORPORATION, THIN FILM DIVISION• Systems Programmer for manufacturing execution software applications.
• Wrote, maintained and upgraded database program for tracking wafer defects.
• Wrote programs to assist system manager in maintenance of VAX/VMS and Alpha/VMS computers.
• Assessed computing needs and assisted in purchase of a VAX 6300 mainframe to enhance network.
Early Career, Prior to 1992:
VMS Systems Programmer / Technical Staff, Secret Security Clearance
General Research Corporation, Applied Sciences Division
Quickly became a top programmer recognized for outstanding contributions.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPIEEE — Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
IEEE Computer Society