Object Oriented multi-threaded programmer with Java and C++. Five years experience with Intel. Successfully translate written specifications into an OO design and implementation. Graduate of accelerated BS/MS program in Computer Science.

University of California: Santa Barbara BS Computer Science - June 1997 (Highest Honors - 3.77 GPA) MS Computer Science - June 1998 (3.90 GPA)

Intel Corp - 1998 ~ 2001 Implemented the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) from scratch using an object oriented approach.  Designed and maintained a high level multi-threaded call control API in Java.  Wrote a Java IM-like application using the SIP stack to setup and tear down chat calls providing the advanced features to setup a fully-distributed multi-party conference.   Programming Languages & Operating Systems: C/C++, Java (Swing, RMI, JNI, JDBC, Servlets), Perl, Tcl/Tk, Expect, Pascal, HTML, UNIX (Solaris, Linux, AIX), MS-DOS, Windows 95/98/NT/2000.

Expertcity Inc: Software Engineer 7/01 to Present   Santa Barbara, CA Java servlet development for GoToMyPC.  Research and development of an optimized algorithm to improve streaming performance by minimizing latency and maximizing bandwidth.  Ran network simulations with NS and similar utilities. Intel: Sr. Software Engineer 4/98 to 6/01   Santa Barbara, CA Participated in the standards activities of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) to help enhance the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP).  Co-authored an IETF draft describing fully-distributed multi-party conferencing services with SIP.  Implemented the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) with Java.  Attended technical bakeoffs.  Developed several generic class utilities in Java and C++.  Aided in maintaining the development environment writing shell scripts and makefile rules. IBM: AIX Security Co-op 6/97 to 9/97   Austin, TX Assisted in testing AIX, debugged and helped resolve defects. Automated and debugged the security test cases. Discovered possible security holes involving buffer overflows. Spectron Microsystems: Engineering & Web Intern 6/96 to 6/97, 9/97 to 3/98   Santa Barbara, CA Wrote a Java interface to their real-time OS using native C calls (with JNI). Used Java 1.1 Remote Method Invocation (RMI) to allow users to remotely control a DSP card through a web interface. Gave a one hour presentation on Perl and CGI scripting.