Marc E. Ingram 4701 Blackfoot Road College Park., MD 20740 Home (301) 345-6063
EDUCATION BS, Computer Science, North Carolina A & T State University, 1992 SECURITY CLEARANCES Top Secret SCI - Lifestyle Poly. COMPUTER PROFICIENCY Software: C, C++, Unix Shell, Pascal, COBOL, Ada, FORTRAN, Object Oriented Analysis and Design, SQL, LOTUS 123 Operating/Interface Systems: Unix, Solaris 2.5, Windows 95, Windows NT Hardware: DEC Workstation, Sun Workstation PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Software Engineer, SRA International Inc., April 2000 to Present: Responsibilities included providing high quality, robust software modules on time and within a budget. Tasking required extensive technical knowledge using Oracle, Java, Perl, and other scripting languages. Also, I am responsible for defining requirements, evaluating software for technical efficiency, and overall software maintenance of existing systems. Software Engineer, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), August 1999 to March 2000: Responsibilities include evaluating "front-end" GUI packages such as Bxpro, VisualCafe, and, JBuilder. This tasking also involves developing processing routines, in a variety of application languages. Software Engineer, TRW, August 1997 to JULY 1999: Responsibilities include coordinating activities to acquire a technology resource from various government organizations within the Department of Defense. This position requires me to schedule meetings, prepare agendas, define requirements, and evaluate proposals for technical competency. Also, participating in a small Object Oriented Analysis and Design project to design the "cleanup" of a tree hierarchy of objects. This project is using StP for Object Modeling. Software Design Engineer, Coleman Research Corporation, February 1996 to August 1997: Responsibilities included analyzing customer requirements in order to develop a Graphical User Interface (GUI) that connects to an Oracle message handling system. This development required designing new GUIs to increase user productivity. Also, conversion of old GUI systems written in GAIN to MOTIF was required. At Coleman's " Loral" facility in Gaithersburg, Maryland, my responsibilities included analyzing software requirements using Object Oriented Analysis & Design methodologies, Object Modeling using Object Modeling Tool and defining class tables using StP in preparation for a C++ development effort. Lockheed Martin Corporation, October 1992 to February 1996 Software Design Engineer, Software Engineering Division (SED), May 1994 to February 1996: Responsibilities included analyzing user requirements. Designing software changes to heritage code using Spiral Development Methodology. Investigating new strategies to provide accurate and easy-to-read information to the customer through graphical user interfaces, using UIMX code generator and Motif. Developing unit test procedures that evaluated all aspects of developers' code. Preparing briefings and charts to update customer on project progress. Software was developed on a UNIX platform with Solaris 1.1 operation system, using C (K&R) language to write callbacks and queries. Tasks required the ability to work with other team members, insure critical time schedules are met, and to insure that errors between program transfer do not occur. Associate Software Design Engineer, Military & Defense Systems(M&DS), October 1992 to May 1994: Responsibilities included the analysis of software requirements, development of algorithms, software design, porting code from IBM Mainframes to Sun/Unix platforms. Software development using C, problem resolution, and software testing. Represented software development group at weekly program development meeting. Assisted in the development of a Time Expense Management System for General Electric, which was developed to help employee's charge and document their companies travel expenses accurately. Computer Lab Assistant, North Carolina A&T State University, August 1990 to May 1992: Responsibilities included providing students with technical guidance and training them in operating various computer equipment and software applications, installing computer software and maintaining a common configuration on each computer, maintaining security of lab, tutoring students in programming techniques and assisted in debugging program problems. Evaluated software products for the University and recommended which products would best serve faculty and students. Computer and Electronics Dept. Sales Representative, K-Mart, January 1989 to May 1989, Responsibilities include managing inventory and ordering stock as needed, supervising personnel in their daily tasks, checking out items purchased by customers. Balanced receipts at the end of the day, secured register and made receipts for bank deposits. Organized computer hardware and software display arrangements. REFERENCES Floyd Richardson, Database Design Engineer, Home (301) 551-0003 Rod Bailey, Sr. Software Engineer, Work (202) 822-4098
