Mark B. Indictor

4859 W. Slauson Ave., Suite 234
Los Angeles, Ca. 90056

(323)291-8961 (Office) (775)402-2165 (FAX)

Home Page: http://www.fiddler.com/
e-mail: <your name here>-at-mbi-dot-fiddler-dot-com

(http://www.linkedin.com/in/fiddleman)

Summary of Experience

Technical Background

Language Experience:

• C, C++.
• Java: J2EE, JSP, RMI, JDBC, JNDI, JMAIL, etc.
• Real-Time Specification for Java (RTSJ)
• Python, Ruby
• Assembly Languages: x86, PPC, 68K, 6809, Z-80, 8080, 6502.

OS Experience:

• Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris, Real-Time Linux, VxWorks, Windows

Database Experience:

• PostgreSQL, PostGIS, MySQL, Oracle

Software Disciplines:

• Multi-threaded, multi-tasking, concurrent and asynchronous design.
• Highly reliable, deterministic, real-time systems.
• Object Orientation (OO)
• Aspect Orientation (AO)
• Mode-based design
• State Analysis
• Java Servlets: Enterprise level, Java-driven web application development
• Real-time embedded system design and implementation
• Interrupt-driven, low-level services for both hardware and software interfacing.

Inter-Personal and Leadership Background

• Over twenty-six years of experience in developing creative, cutting-edge, team-wide software design and implementation techniques.
• Well established team leader and mentor.
• Excellent communication skills across multiple disciplines and levels of technological understanding.
• Excellent documentation skills and versioning discipline.

Work History:

June 11, 2007 - Present:
Senior Software Engineer at Tadpole Ventures, Hawthorne, Ca. Duties include integrating COTS, Open Source and proprietary original software into a complex consumer electronics product. Tools employed are C++, Python. Development environment is Linux (Slackware and Ubuntu). CM is git. IDE is Eclipse/CDT/Pydev.

January 10, 2005 – June 8, 2007:
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Employee at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Ca.
Contributing software engineer on a team supporting Constellation's LSCCS proof-of-concept effort. (Python/C/C++)
Lead developer and architect on Integrated Spacecraft Analysis (ISCA) project. (C++)
Lead Programmer and Co-I for the three year R&TD funded project, "Monitoring & Control Framework for DSN Array". (Java 1.5, 1.6).
Worked on re-imbursable project with Raytheon Corp., on RTSJ and RT-CORBA research.
Collaborated with Boeing, El Segundo Satellite Operations, in support of the TSAT Space Segment program proposal for the military. Lead developer, architect. (Model based engineering/programming)

March 2003 - January 9, 2005:
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Consultant for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Ca.
Lead Programmer on the Golden Gate Project: Retiring the Risks of using Real-Time Linux and Real-Time Java for space-flight control software. Worked closely with the Carnegie Mellon University, Sun Microsystems, the The Open Group, and Raytheon Corp., on RTSJ-based implementation of the Mission Data System (MDS) on working engineering model of a robotic Mars rover, Rocky7.

April 2002 - September 2002:
Site2 Corporation, Los Altos, Ca.
Independent consultant for the investors in Site2 Corporation, Los Altos, Ca.
Charged with facilitating the sale of the company's intellectual assets, specifically the SiteBlocks Component System.

December, 1997 - April, 2002:
Site2 Corporation, Los Altos, Ca.
Vice President of Engineering. Completed Arachnid's original goal of bringing an object oriented, fully personalized and dynamic web site content, development and management tool to market as the SiteBlocks Component System. Running independant, satelite R&D team out of offices in Santa Monica, Ca., that is responsible for all present and future development of the SiteBlocks Component System product.

August, 1997- December, 1997:
One2Velocity, San Jose, Ca.
Independent Contractor: Senior Java Consultant
Technical lead and mentor for the Gemini project. Responsible for building customized Web Site Content Management System for internal use. Utilizing Java (JDK 1.1.6), JDBC, JavaBeans, and JFC (early access) technologies. Also responsible for incorporating future Java-based technologies into design strategy.

June, 1996 - July, 1997:
Arachnid Software, Inc., Menlo Park, Ca.
Vice President, Client Technology.
Continued work on the WebPower Web Site Content Management System. Brought 1.0 version of product to FCS on schedule. Continued design work on asynchronous distributed model and database connectivity issues as they relate to WebPower and the evolving Java language and environment. Heading up a development team of four Java, C++ and Oracle PLSQL programmers.

November, 1995 - June, 1996:
Arachnid Software, Inc., Menlo Park, Ca.
Independent Contractor
Research and design for proprietary World Wide Web content management system. Utilizing Alpha, Beta, and 1.0 versions of new object oriented language, "Java" from Sun Microsystems.

August - October, 1995:
Intel Corporation, Beaverton, Or.
Independent Contractor
Designed a transport layer protocol and was responsible for its VxD implementation for Windows 3.x and Windows 95 platforms for use in a remote node and remote control enterprise wide management application. Broke ground by pioneering a remote contracting relationship with an Intel development team whereby work was performed off-site in Los Angeles. Set up remote systems for tele-conferencing, network access, development, and other inter-project communication systems.

April, 1995 - July, 1995:
Quarterdeck Corporation, Santa Monica, Ca.
QMosaic Project Manager
Microsoft Visual C/C++ 1.52 & 2.1. Responsible for development group of eight people with respect to bringing Quarterdeck's WWW Browser technology to market.. Working with Windows 95 compatibility issues, WINSOCK, Internet standards and protocols, MFC and proprietary class libraries.

1992 -- April, 1995:
Quarterdeck Corporation (Quarterdeck Office Systems), Santa Monica, Ca.
Senior Software Engineer -- Director of QEMM Development.
Programming environment and scope primarily at the DOS device driver and Windows VxD level (DDK). Most code written in Intel 80386 assembly language utilizing the V86 as well as the 16 and 32 bit protected modes of the processor. Windows GUI coding done in C with SDK..

• QDPMI: A stand alone DPMI 0.9 Host implementation shipped with QEMM 6 and later.
• Stealth DoubleSpace/Stealth DriveSpace: A device driver that reduces Microsoft DoubleSpace/DriveSpace disk compression software's memory requirements from 43-50K, down to 3K of DOS conventional memory.
• Management of QEMM Development Team, including product design, scheduling, tool selection, maintenance, and delegation of individual development responsibilities.
• Creation of coding guidelines and standards documents.
• Implementation of enterprise-wide version control system.

1991 -- 1992:
Ventura Software, Inc., Rancho Bernardo, Ca.
Senior Software Engineer.
Code written in 80x86 assembly language and C. Extensive version control and automated documentation facilities designed and utilized.

• Porting GEM / Windows / MAC product to SunOS (pre Solaris). Presented strategy for port, and developed a functional set of cross-platform subsystems and tools in C and UNIX C Shell scripts.
• Maintenance and improvement of Ventura Publisher for Windows internal text formatting engine.
• Graphics display filters for several graphics file formats under Windows 3.0 and 3.1 including TIFF, PCX.

1987 -- 1990:
Quick Tally Systems, Beverly Hills, Ca.
Senior Software Engineer.
Coding done in 80x86 assembly language utilizing 16 bit protected mode under DOS and Phar Lap's DOS Extender package. User interface implemented in C with the C-Scape windowing library, ported to protected mode.

• Developed interrupt driven polling engine for a serial protocol based network of up to 1500 individual data acquisition devices (handsets).
• Design and implementation of real-time audience response data acquisition and presentation system. System was capable of local, as well as wide-area networked data acquisition over conventional phone lines using Banyan Vines WAN services, and was syncable to tape via SMPTE. This system was used on live, national television to collect and display data in real-time from ten remote sites located across the United States.
• System still in use on "America's Funniest Home Videos" television show as the voting device for studio audience rating of videos.
• Assembled and managed team to bring vertical, limited use application to market as a full-featured, shrink-wrappable product.

1985 -- 1986:
Commodity Quote Graphics, Glenwood Springs, Co.
Software Engineer: Consultant
Developed a news retrieval system that collected and verified news packets downloaded from a satellite receiver. News packets were assembled into a real-time FIFO database and managed with an on-line news reader.

1984 -- 1987:
Datascan / Text Sciences Corp., Santa Monica, Ca.
Software Engineer: Consultant
Co-developed searchable text compression and retrieval system for on-line access to large textual documents. System is used to this day by Noon & Pratt for their deposition transcription services. (DepoBank).

1983 -- 1985:
General Consumer Electronics, Santa Monica, Ca.
Software Engineer: Consultant
Developed games for a stand-alone, vector-graphics game system called the Vectrex Arcade System. In all, wrote five complete games. All games fit in either 4K or 8K EPROMS, and were written in Motorola 6809 assembly language.

1982 -- 1983:
Western Technologies, Santa Monica, Ca.
Software Engineer
Co-developed onboard "EXECUTIVE" ROM (BIOS) for the Vectrex Arcade System. Developed debugging software for use with development system for Vectrex. Vectrex code was written in 6809 assembly language. Debugger code was written in Z-80 assembly language under CP/M.

1975 -- Present:
Professional Violinist and Composer
Musician involved with many bands, artists and songwriters. Experienced in both live performances and studio sessions. Own and operate an integrated, multi-track, multi-media studio. (Separate resume available upon request).

Other Interests and activities
Film, Editing, Music, Recording, Magic, Ham Radio (N6ZAK), Foreign Traveling, Gourmet Cooking, Dogs, and Harley-Davidsons