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Sean C. Liddle |
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Home Address: 200 East Avenue, NY 14604 |
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E-Mail: SEAN@LIDDLE.COM
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Job Objective: |
Position
as a leader of developers, or engineers where I can use my programming,
computer, statistical, and engineering, leadership, and management skills in
an autonomous, challenging and opportunistic environment. |
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Education: |
Rochester
Institute of Technology |
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BS
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
3.2/4.0 GPA |
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Graduated:
August 1997 |
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Related
Coursework: |
Process Control, Operations Research I&II,
Decision Analysis, Management Theory and Practice, Project Design |
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Technical
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Computer: |
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Languages: |
C, C++, Visual Basic 6.0 , Visual C++, Java, C#,
Visual Basic.Net |
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Operating Systems: |
Windows 9X, NT, 2000, XP, VMS/VAX, UNIX, LINUX. |
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Experience: |
10 Years Visual Basic Development, 6 years Access
development. 5 years C/C++ maintenance and development. Exposed to most
Microsoft productivity and development packages including .Net. 6 months of
Java using together and Jbuilder. |
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Engineering: |
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Experience: |
Currently
Manager for Systems Software. Project management during co-ops and Senior
Design Project, currently involved in a manufacturing data requisition and
storage system. Process design and production line improvement. |
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Work Experience: |
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April
2001- |
Systems Software Manager,
Optical Gaging Products |
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Present |
Responsible
for software between the system hardware and the middle tier of the
application. Provide design, implementation, direction and technical guidance
to a 8 person team. Goals include implementing a unit-testing plan, a
componentized architecture, and reducing the current product lines into one
product for all platforms. Also
responsible for team building, hiring of new developers, creation of new
development standards and evaluation of relevant technology. |
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Sept
2000- |
Software Developer III,
Essential Technologies, R&D, re:Member Data Services, Inc |
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April
2001 |
Provide prototype and production code, database
design, training of new employees and technical guidance of a 7 person team,
and participate in system architecture design. No direct management
responsibilities. Project was a ‘next generation’, n-tier, distributed Credit
Union software package that will become the company’s main product for at
least 10 years. Software was prototyped in C++ and written in Java. Main
responsibility was the ‘Persistence Layer’. The purpose of the Persistence
Layer was to provide implementation independent persistence to several COTS
DB packages as well as distributed object retrieval, concurrency support,
object versioning, and workspace reference integrity. Other responsibilities
included creation and or selection of the testing framework implementation,
error handling systems, logging systems, BO design and implementation
practices, deployment planning, and system utilities. |
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May
1998- |
Independent Consultant |
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Present |
Work includes Database design, application
development, maintenance, and operations support, hardware specification,
network design, and integration. Also technology planning and training. This
was accomplished using many technologies, including but not limited to VB
5.0, 6.0, VC++ 6.0 Access, SQL Server, NT Server and Workstation, Internet, Telephony,
and Fax. |
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Mar
1998- |
Software Engineer, Optical
Gaging Products |
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August
2000 |
Build custom software solutions and prototypes to
solve new problems and test new ideas before being exposed to the customer.
Responsible for maintenance and updates of
embedded software for comparitor product line. Write custom software
for research and development to test current and future capabilities of the
hardware as well as facilitate data collection for engineering and quality
control. Designed, tested, and maintained several custom VB interfaces to the
current software product and directly to some hardware. Also responsible for
some software quality assurance, both OGP and 3rd party software. |
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May
1996- |
Software Engineer,
Interactive Voice Response |
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Mar.
1998 |
Design, code, implement, and maintain several
voice response software products. Products mostly written in Visual Basic 5.0
with an Access 97 or SQL server 6.5 Database on Windows 95, NT Server 4.0, NT
Workstation 4.0 Platforms. Some internet integration. Requirements planning
to integrate voice response into current business activity and provide
productive results. Maintain database and other business critical systems in
access and SQL server. Assist in management
of company and sales of custom IVR software. Responsible for several clients’
day-to-day matters including changes and maintenance. Provide special
projects work, research and development of new technologies, internet work,
customer support, training and orientation of new employees, complete
maintenance and support of software during non-business hours. |
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Feb.
1996- |
Research Assistant, RIT
Research Corporation. |
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May 1996 |
Project specific research and design. Researched
new technologies and suggested several high-level designs of a machine.
Assisted with management and integration of the project as well as Access 2.0
programming for holding the data retrieved for the project. Offered
assistance in web research, packaging machinery, control system integration,
and simple maintenance. |
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Nov.
1995- |
CO-OP, Rich Products
Corporation, Buffalo Plant. |
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Feb.
1996 |
Managed multiple engineering projects, assisted in
development of new products and projects. Studied and suggested improvement
of processes, machines, and layouts. Analysis of past, ongoing, and future
projects through time studies and economic analysis. Utilized my excel and
Access programming ability to study industrial projects. Installed new and
replacement machinery in an operational plant. |
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June
1995- |
Technical Writer,
Sherwood, Harsco Corporation. |
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Aug.
1995 |
Improved and updated present assembly and test
procedure system. Provided database design in FoxPro for tracking and
management. Provided procedure writing, process improvement, and some
employee training. |
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Nov.
1994- |
CO-OP, Rich Products
Corporation, Buffalo Plant. |
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March
1995 |
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May
1994- |
Documentation Control
Clerk, Nylomold Corporation |
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Aug.
1994 |
Constructed a print revision control matrix. The
matrix was created in lotus 123 for windows 3.1 and loaded into a networked
database for maintenance. This allowed for uniform print revisions throughout
the factory on an ongoing basis. This facilitated the ISO 9000 certification
of Nylomold. |
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Sept.
1993- |
Computer Lab
Consultant, ISC |
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June
1997 |
Assist and teach students in programming as well
as software use from word processing to CAD in VAX, PC, UNIX, and Macintosh
environments. Responsible for cleaning, opening and closing as well as
hardware, software, and network troubleshooting. Exposure to all types of
computer software. |
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Organizations and
Achievements: |
Member IIE, founding President of Rochester Theta
Corporation (Phi Kappa Psi NY Theta’s Housing Corporation) |
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References: |
Available
Upon Request |
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