Resume of Lealon Martin White, Jr (Marty)

NOT UPDATED SINCE 2000

Lealon Martin White, Jr. (Marty)

Software Languages
C/C++
AWK, Perl
DOS & 4DOS Batch, UNIX shell script
makefiles, Smalltalk, Lex, Yacc
8086/6502/Z80/TMS320C40 Assembly
Visual Basic, Ada, Pascal, Logo, and Lisp
Hardware/Operating Systems
Windows NT (Workstation/Server/Terminal Server)/98/95/3.1/DOS
UNIX (Linux, Digital UNIX, AIX, Sun OS 4.1.3, Solaris 2.5)
TI TMS320C40 DSP with SPOX
68040 single-board-computer with VxWorks

Applications/Tools
Windows API, DirectDraw API, WinSock API
Microsoft Developer Network
AutoCAD ADI
GNU C++ (Under Linux/UNIX & Win32), MS Visual C++, Borland C++, Tartan C, SCCS
HTML

Work Experience

Office Systems Specialist II

Cornell University, Olin Hall (Chemical Engineering)
March 1999-April 2000

Provided technical support for about 100 computers and their associated networking. This included installations, upgrades, and troubleshooting, for both hardware and software:

Windows NT Workstation, Server, and Terminal Server, Windows 95 & 98
Digital Unix, AIX, Linux for Intel & Alpha
TCP/IP networking
File, Print, Web, FTP, and Mail serving
Web site maintinence
Perl and 4DOS scripting under NT Server
IDE, SCSI, CDROM, and ZIP drives, printers, network & sound cards, etc.

Associate Programmer Analyst II

ENSCO, Inc.
1997-1999

The CHALS-RDL project was a real-time parallel processing system with 16 signal processors and a 68040 single-board-computer. Wrote, tested, and debugged device drivers, interrupt handling, file and debug I/O, task management, application loader, spectral analyzer, and the inter-chip communications layer. Used C and TI assembly, some Ada, worked in Unix with X windowing, shell scripts, makefiles, SCCS version control. Worked with others to match up and debug program interfaces. Assisted others with general problems with C, compilers, operating systems, messaging operations, and more.
Worked on Optical Scanning Workstation software, which was a client/server postal data collection system written in C++ under Windows NT.
Wrote flash memory loader/verifier for a 1553 bus device, in C.
Added new functionality to 1553 bus data reduction tool (it now handles more message types)

Engineer

Frontenac Designs
1991-1996

Wrote, maintained, debugged, and documented digitizer drivers and other software in C++ and Assembly language. Solved a wide range of technical problems with PC software and hardware. Technical support and troubleshooting has included:

Troubleshooting and repair of PC hardware
Troubleshooting and maintenance of operating systems (DOS, Windows 3.1/95/NT), applications, and local area networks using Microsoft networking.
Delivery and installation of PCs, including connection to the customer's LAN.
Telephone and on-site support for all of the above
Creation and maintenance of an Internet web site (http://www.frontenacdesigns.com) and a small BBS system
Scanning of paper drawings into the computer, and subsequent raster/vector processing

Programs written include:

Wintab digitizer drivers for Windows 95, Windows NT, and both the U.S. and Japanese versions of Windows 3.1
Drivers for three different releases of AutoCAD, and for AutoCAD under DOS, Windows and UNIX
A DOS mouse driver for digitizers
ParaSew, a Windows 3.1 application to visually tweak G-code for pocket-sewing machines
A graphical DOS "inspection" program for a 3-D digitizer
Z80 EPROM code for operating a home-built robot

Other Experience and Education

Mostly self-taught computer programmer, programming since 1980, profesionally since 1991
Strong interests in languages, compilers, and operating systems
I enjoy teaching and tutoring students in computer topics for the Learning Web.

Formal Education

A.S. in Computer Science from Empire State College

Software Languages C/C++ AWK, Perl DOS & 4DOS Batch, UNIX shell script makefiles, Smalltalk, Lex, Yacc 8086/6502/Z80/TMS320C40 Assembly Visual Basic, Ada, Pascal, Logo, and Lisp		Hardware/Operating Systems Windows NT (Workstation/Server/Terminal Server)/98/95/3.1/DOS UNIX (Linux, Digital UNIX, AIX, Sun OS 4.1.3, Solaris 2.5) TI TMS320C40 DSP with SPOX 68040 single-board-computer with VxWorks
Applications/Tools Windows API, DirectDraw API, WinSock API Microsoft Developer Network AutoCAD ADI GNU C++ (Under Linux/UNIX & Win32), MS Visual C++, Borland C++, Tartan C, SCCS HTML