Work history
Software Engineer
tags:
c
• overseas
• network management
• perl
• vendor negotiation
• tmn
• systems programming
How would you describe your time at Watchmark?
WatchMark made a suite of dovetailed products designed to support the build-out and management of wireless/mobile/cellular networks for telecommunications companies.
My primary focus was to go to a customer site, overseas, and to complete a bullet-list of tasks within six months. Most of this involved writing software to communicate on one side with WatchMark's network management software and on the other with a whole host of various network elements from various vendors (voice mail systems, short message systems, base station controllers, mobile switching centers, etc). I needed to ensure that the network management software was able to get/set fault management data and to get performance management data.
In addition to writing software, I often had to negotiate with other on-site vendors to ensure they were able to provide an API (or, at the least, a command-line interface) for managing their systems, as the whole idea was to provide a single network management interface to the network operations center (NOC) for a heterogeneous communications network.
While not overseas, I was on the team of engineers who wrote the next iterations of the network management software....
Research Assistant
tags:
large vector analysis
• dem
• c
• digital elevation maps
• vector math
How would you describe your time at University of Washington Hy...?
Primarily I aided a civil engineering professor and his team of graduate students with programmatically finding watersheds (water basins) and relevant information regarding those watersheds with the use of digital elevation maps. I also taught those graduate students the UNIX basics they needed to get by in the labs' computing environments....