371 Lafayette Drive Culpeper, VA 22701 540-825-7630 voice, autofax Abstract USPS POB 78083 Greensbroro, NC 27407-8083 336-299-5864 Mom’s phone A Table of Contents follows this Abstract. This resume contains detailed job experience of jobs prior to 1994. The resume is structured to read as a tear down; Abstract, Table of Contents, Skills/Expertise, and Experience, ending with References. Mr. Crabtree is a senior system/network/database administrator/analyst/designer/program- mer/installer/tester/debugger, who has worked in system and module testing, computer operations, support counseling, programming, seminar training and preparation, and doc- umentation preparation and review. Initial job assignments were on switching system and telephone plant support tools (see "Experience" 7/77 - 10/80 below). Later assignments used data bases (ORACLE, UNIFY, ACCELL, RBASE, Informix, DBASE) on projects developed and used in highly networked high speed LAN computer systems using various networks (STARLAN, ethernet), software, and protocols (TCP/IP, URP, ISO, NFS/YP, XNS, RFS) with screen window managers (Looking Glass, X Windows, MS Windows, FACE/FMLI) in client/server networks. In system/network/database administration, Mr. Crabtree: does package analysis, benchmarking, and evaluation; builds development environments for heterogeneous hardware, source code tool access, multiversion compiler and development tool projects; purchases hardware and software for embedded applications, documenting the evaluation; understands UNIX (SVR3, SVR4, BSD, Sun) and DOS (MS DOS 5-6, MS Windows 3.1/NT) kernel internals and tuning; installs packages; converts databases; debugs applications; uses relational databases; installs networks (DOS, UNIX), programs (C and C++, assembly, PL/1, FORTRAN, sh); sets up tool development with heavy user interface (110 users on 25 3B2 systems); knows Sun, 6386, 3B2, VAX 750/780/785/8650, TI 1100, PRIME 300, Unisys 5000/6000, Intergraph 125/225/2020, Amdahl 470/570, and IBM PS2, PS/6000, and 360/370/303x systems. His interpersonal skills are strong; he works well with others, is very organized, and understands the meaning of strict deadlines. Mr. Crabtree is a dedicated team member with excellent skills and performance record. In C and C++, Mr. Crabtree has worked as a toolsmith, programmer, and administrator on large projects involving OOPS (OOA/OOD), X/Windows, and networking (ISO, TCP/I, X.25, URP, and XDR/RPC) In analysis and design, Mr. Crabtree has applied several forms, including SADT, Gane and Sarson, Essential Systems Analysis (McMenamin and Palmer), Structured Analysis and Design, Warnier/Orr, Structured Testing and Debugging, Jackson Design By Data Structure, Entity/Relationship Modeling, Object Oriented Programming, and extensible polymorphic typing (Van Wegbreit, EPL/PPL). In documentation preparation and review, Mr. Crabtree has worked with various text formatting and preparation systems (FrameMaker 2-4, nroff, troff, ditroff, TPLUS, Intergraph DP/Publisher, SGML coding with text import, MS Word for Windows, Word Perfect, Crystal Writer, Word Perfect 4-5 for DOS and UNIX). He has set up and written drivers for printers and terminals for text processing and windowing usage for various printing (lpd, LP, others), windowing (termcap, terminfo, Informix, UNIFY/ACCELL, ORA- CLE, Vermont Views, others), and document preparation (FrameMaker, Word for Windows, DP/Publisher, ditroff, TPLUS) systems, including font generation, conversion, configuration, and loading. He has worked in a large document environment, setting up text import, export, and conversion procedures, SGML Tagged ASCII auto-import into multistyle autopaginated footnoted multicolumn tabulated text, as well as document subsectioning and storage for large volume and multirevision handling. In each of these activities Mr. Crabtree has worked with a full range of application areas, both vertical and horizontal: - document conversion and text processing, - computer system/network/database administration, installation, configuration, operations, and tuning, in DOS and UNIX - CAD/CAM and Publishing support, - system/database administrator training, - object oriented programming (C++) and toolsmitihng - multiversion source access development and toolsmithing environments, - Structured Methods seminar training, tools, and consulting, - vertical package porting and evaluation, - customer site evaluation and configuration, - EM emissions test and certification, - document format conversions, - videotext, computer graphics, and windowing, - application unit and system test, documentation conformance review, and test suite set up, - realty, telephony support, medical office, hospital records, physician dictation, point of sales packing, inventory and equipment databases, - data collation, purification, collation, and dissemination tools requiring broad analysis/design/implementation/test/installation skills, in both small and large team, formal and informal configuration control and documentation environments. His expertise in UNIX and DOS tools is very high, from long experience, and his ability to absorb new tools and variants is rapid, concise, and succinct. Table Of Contents Expertise 1 Overview 1 Detailed 3 Hardware 3 Operating Systems 3 Statistics, Analysis, Databases, Spreadsheets 3 Remote Access, File Transfer 3 Graphical User Interfaces 3 Protocols, Interfacing, Networks, Telecommunications 3 Compression, Archival, Restore, Security 4 Languages 4 Software Development 4 Tools, Services 4 Configuration Control, Project Tracking 4 Video, Audio, MultiMedia, Publishing 4 Structured Productivity Methods 4 Experience 5 Overview 5 Detailed 6 11/87 - ongoing: Consulting, Research (Database, Compression, Fault Tolerant Real Time Heads-Up Stereo 3D Graphics 6 11/93 - 1/94: Systems & Project Administration 6 8/93 -10/93: Systems Administration & Databasing 6 2/93 - 7/93: Systems Administration & Databasing 6 11/92 - 1/93: Laser Printer & Cartridge Remanufacturing 6 8/92 - ongoing: UNIX/DOS Support 6 8/92 - 9/92: UNIX/DOS Support 6 6/91 - ongoing: CAD/CAM Support Tools Installation 7 4/88 - ongoing: EM (ElectroMagnetic) Test Laboratory Administrator 7 8/91 - 9/91: Customer Site Layout Evaluator 7 2/91 - 7/91: Realty Database Developer & UNIX System Administrator 7 12/90 - 4/91: EM System Test Suite Development & Configuration 7 4/90 - 1/91: Weapons Documentation Conversion System Administrator 7 10/87 - 12/90: System/Database Administrator and Administrator Trainer 8 2/90 - 6/90: Hospital Records Database Developer and System Administrator 8 11/85 - 4/90: Resume Service Business 8 3/88 - 4/89: System/Network/Database Administrator & Toolsmith 8 8/87 - 10/87: SQL System Tester 9 3/87 - 6/87: Text Format Conversion System Designer and Programmer 9 8/86 - 3/87: Telephone Campus Inventory System Designer & Administrator 9 3/85 - 8/86: Technical Support Manager and Administrator 9 3/83 - 2/85: System Administrator 9 3/82 - 12/82: Videotext System Administrator 9 2/82 - 3/82: Telephony Support System Programmer 9 8/81 - 1/82: Channel Reprice System 9 8/81: Accounting Package Programmer 10 1/81 - 6/81: Structured Methods Seminar Teacher and Consultant 10 12/80: Fast Food Christmas Season Back and Front 10 7/77 - 10/80: Telephone Support Tools Administrator, Designer, Programmer 10 12/75 - 6/76: Operator/Dispatcher 10 6-8,12/71-3: Polyurethane, Pyrometry 10 Education 11 Self Directed 11 Independent Research 11 Societies and Publications 11 Synthesis, Abstraction, Modeling, Integration, Structured Methods 11 Self Taught 11 Mathematics 11 Linguistics: Semantics, Syntax, Notation 11 Structured Testing Seminar, Kelly Services 11 Yourdon Instructor Workshops, NYC 11 Seminars Taught, Yourdon, inc. 11 Seminars Taken, Western Electric Co. 11 Formal Curricula 12 6/76 - 5/77: UNC Chapel Hill, NC, Graduate Study 12 Mathematics 12 Linguistics 12 Computer Science 12 8/72 - 5/76: UNC Chapel Hill, NC, Undergraduate B.S. Mathematical Science (ORSA, Decision Methods) 12 Mathematics 12 ORSA (Operations Research, System Analysis) 12 Statistics 12 Languages and Linguistics 12 Computer Science 12 Music 12 Sciences 12 6/72 - 8/72: Greensboro College, NC Summer Study Program 12 8/69 - 6/72: Ben L. Smith HS, Greensboro, NC, Diploma 12 Personal Information 13 Data and Preferences 13 Goals and Aspirations 13 Immediate (1-2 months) 13 Short term (3-6 months) 13 Mid range (6-12 months) 13 Long range (1-5 years) 13 Career (5-10 years) 13 Lifetime 13 Statement of Philosophy 14 Aphorisms 14 Acronymic Attitudes 14 How to Lead 14 How to Live 14 How to Love 14 References 15 Job 15 Professional 15 Personal & Professional 15 Salary History On request Expertise Overview Hardware: AT&T 3B1/2/5/15/4000, NCR Star Server S/E SMP, Data General Aviion series, Intergraph IP 125/225/2020 WS, Sun 3, Sun4, Sun 10/51/512/LX, IBM RS/6000 (120-580), Unisys 5000/6000, TI 955/1100, PC/XT/AT/286/386/486/6300/7300/6300+/6386 WGS, DEC PDP 11/VAX 78x/8650, Amdahl 460-570, IBM 360/370/303x, HP 9000/200/300/425/- 710/755/870, many others; SCSI 1/2 fast wide, DAT/Exabyte helical drives (4mm & 8mm), IBM PC EISA/VLB/ISA, cabling & interfacing for serial (RS232C/D, RS422/423, current loop, modem and direct connect), parallel, SCSI, internal peripheral, ethernet (thin/thick/coax/fiber/RJ45), and campus PDS Operating Systems: UNIX (AT&T S3-SVR4, BSD 4.2-3, DG/UX R2/3, Sun OS 3/4/5.3, Solaris 2.3, AIX 3.2.3/5 PWB, Xenix, HP), MERT, MS DOS 2- 6/Windows 286/286/3.0/3.1/NT, DEC VMS/AOS/RT-11, IBM JES2-3 with MFT/MVT/MVS/DOS, VM/370/CMS, OS/2 2.1 Statistical Analysis, Databases, Spreadsheets: UNIFY 4/ACCELL 1.3, Informix 4.10/SQL/4GL/Turbo, ORACLE 6-7, DBASE III, FOCUS, RBASE 5000, Lotus 1-2-3, pcalc, S, SAS Graphical User Interfaces: Looking Glass, X Windows 10.4/11.3-5 (OpenLook, Motif), layers, ETI, GEM, Norton Desktop, MS Windows 286/386/3.1/NT, IMS MFS, CICS, VESA/VGA, di-3000, GKS, NAPLPS Protocols, Interfacing, Networks, Telecommunications: sockets, STREAMS, TLI, URP, ISO, TCP/IP, BIND, DNS, YP/NIS/XDR, XNS, serial interfacing, termcap/terminfo/printcap/modemcap/unicap, MNP 0-6 (with UUCP), PBX, WAN, LAN (NSC Hyperchannel, STARLAN, ethernet), routers (CISCO, Gator Box), Excelan TSU, TSO, IMS DC Remote Access, File Transfer: UUCP (HDB, TLI, STARLAN, modems under MNP 0-6), uupc, RJE (IBM, UNIX), TFTP/FTP/Hytelnet/WWW/- Gopher/WAIS, SMTP, RFS, NFS/YP, XNS, XENIX Net, Excelan Host Share, net/PCL, ins, nusend/NSC, mail/netnews/sendmail. netnews Compression, Archive/Restore, Security: pack, compress, gzip, freeze, LZW, RLE, lharc/arc/ar/cpio/pax/pkzip/zoo, crypt, DES, NCSC Orange Book and Trusted Systems, shadow/private, QUEST 2.0, capability systems (grant, authorize, monitor) Languages: FORTRAN II/IV/77, PL/1, C, C++, sh/csh/ksh, PASCAL, Algol 68, APL, APL2, Lisp, Ada, Snobol, BAL (S360, PDP11, VAX, AT&T 32x00), PPL/EPL Software Development: make, nmake, SCCS/rcs, Concurrent C, Zortech & Borland C++ environemnts, Window Maker Tools, others Tools, Services: LP, accounting (sar, da, dp, kp, glance plus, perfmon), editing (ex/vi, others), regular expression generators, parsers & data extraction and collation tools (awk/lex/yacc) Configuration Control, Project Tracking,: Solid, SABLE, CMTS, MRCS, multiversion source toolsmithing environments Video, Audio, Multimedia, Publishing: DWB, TPLUS, WWB, Elan, ditroff, DP/Publisher, MDS, Word Perfect 4/5 (DOS and UNIX), Display Write, Word for Windows 1/2, Frame Maker 2/3/4, SGML, Tagged ASCII text autoload, OCR, Scanning Gallery, Audio Video capture, Voyetra Sequencer, MIDI and audio (Pro Audio Spectrum, Sound Blaster), Structured Productivity Methods: OOPS (OOA/OOD), Yourdon Structured Analysis, Design, Programming, Testing, Debugging, Information Modeling, Gane and Sarson, Jackson Design By Data Structure, Walkthroughs, Decision Tables, Entity Relationship Modeling Detailed Hardware AT&T: 3B1, 3B2 (300, 310, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 1000/60/80), 3B5, 3B15, 3B4000, 3B20 (S, AP), PC (6300, 6300+, 6310, 6312, 7300), 6386 WGS, SCSI, & peripherals IBM: RS/6000 (120-580), 1403, S360/75, S370/155, 30xx, 5100 Sun: 3/4, 10/51/512/LX PC: 8085/86/88, XT, AT, PS/2, 286, 386, 486, Amstrad, Zenith, clones, laptops, Psion Organizer, Toshiba 5100 HP: 9000/200/300/425/710/755/870 Amdahl: V460 (IBM), V570 (UTS) NCR: Star Server S, E SMP Data General: Walkabout 386SX, Aviion series 310/5xxx DEC: PDP 11/(40/45/55/70), VAX 11/ (750/- 78x)/8650 Miscellaneous: Convergent Technologies, Data General, COSMOS, Sun River, Intel, Plexus; Texas Instruments: 955 WS, 1100; Prime: EXL 320/325; Unisys: 5000/50/55, 6000/58; Intergraph: IP 120/- 125/225/2020 Operating Systems UNIX: AT&T S3R2/S4R0-2/SVR0-4 and internals, Sun OS 3-5.3, Solaris 2.3, IBM AIX 3.2.3-5, BSD 4.2-3, MERT 0 (USG 6 UNIX, AOS, RT-11), PWB 3.2, USG 5-7, UTS 1, AT&T R&D 2, SCO Xenix 2.0-3, SCO UNIX 3.2, Interactive UNIX 3.2, IBM Xenix 1-2, DEC Ultrix, Mortice Kern System, PCUNIX, HP/UX, DG/UX R2/3, NCR SVR4.2/3, Everex ESIX 5.3.2D/E PC: MS DOS 2.11-6.0, MS Windows 286/- 3.0/3.1/NT, OS/2 2.1 IBM: MVT/HASP/TSO, MVS 1-2, VM370/- CMS, JES 2-3 DEC: RT-11, AOS, VMS Statistics, Analysis, Databases, Spreadsheets UNIX: POLARIS/URSA, UNIFY 3-4, ACCELL (ASQL, 1.2, 1.3), Informix (3.30, SQL 2-5, 4GL 2-5, Turbo), TUXEDO, SAS, ORACLE (6.0.27-30, 7.0.10-13), MISTRESS, INGRESS, FOCUS, S MS DOS: DBASE III, Lotus, RBASE 5000, Lotus 1-2-3, pcalc IBM: IMS DB/DC/Batch, CICS, MARK IV Remote Access, File Transfer UNIX: UUCP (old, HDB, using MNP, Taylor), co, cu, ct, RFS, NFS/YP, XNS, TCP/IP (rlogin, ftp, rcp, telnet, rexec), net/PCL, nusend/NSC, ins, XENIX Net, netnews MS DOS: ctrm, X/Y/Zmodem, uupc, ProComm PCPLUS (1.1a, 2.01, scripts), Excelan Host Share, emulators IBM: RJE Graphical User Interfaces UNIX: Looking Glass, X (10.4, 11.3-5, OpenLok, Motif), layers (blit, DMD 562, 610MT, 630 MTG), ETI, di-3000, GKS, NAPLPS, HPGL MS DOS: Windows (286, 3.0, 3.1), GEM, Norton Desktop, Logitech click, VESA/VGA IBM: IMS MFS, CICS Protocols, Interfacing, Networks, Telecommunications UNIX STREAMS, sockets, TLI, URP, ISO, TCP/IP (BIND, DNS, ARP, TFTP, FTP, SMTP, NTP, NNTP), XNS, YP/NIS/- XDR/RPC, RFS, NFS, ethernet, NSC Hyperchannel, DEC PCL, WAN (Gandalf, Micom, Develcon, Datakit, T1, ISN), System/75, LAN (STARLAN, ethernet), Excelan TSU, MNP 0-6(with UUCP), termcap, terminfo, printcap, modemcap, serial (RS232/422/423, current loop, SSI/- TTI), SCSI 1-2 (single ended, differential) Compression, Archival, Restore, Security pack, compress, gzip, freeze, RLE, LZW, lharc, arc, zip, zoo, ar, cpio, tar, pax, crypt, DES, NCSC Orange Book & Trusted Systems, Bell & Lapadula, capability systems(grant, revoke, authorize, monitor, audit), QUEST 2.0, shadow/private Languages UNIX: C, C++ (ANSI, GNU, Zortech, Borland, others), Concurrent C, shell (sh, csh, dash, ksh, shl), FORTRAN( II/60, IV/- 66, V/77, RATFOR, EFL), PASCAL, Algol 68, APL(/360, /PLUS, 2), Snobol, Lisp, Ada, BAL (PDP 11, VAX 11, AT&T 32x00), PPL/EPL PC: Borland Turbo C++, Zortech C++, Assembly (8085/86/88/186/286/386), Borland Turbo prolog IBM: S360 BAL, PL1 (F, Optimize, Checkout), FORTRAN IV (F, G), TSO CLIST, JCL, Operator Commands, IEFBR14 Software Development UNIX: CPLU( cc, as, ld,, m4, ctrace, cxref, prof/monitor(2), lint, SCCS, make, nmake, c++, ACU/APU, lex, yacc) IBM: loader, link editor, IEBUPDAT/PDS, macro (Pl/1, BAL) PC: Borland C++, Zortech C++, Window Maker Tools, others Tools, Services UNIX: lpd, LP 2-3, acct (sar, kp, pa, dp, du), awk, sed, vi, ed, ex, se IBM: VSAM, catalogs, BDAM, VTAM, HSAM/HISAM, EDIT, QED, ROSCOE. Configuration Control, Project Tracking UNIX: Solid, SABLE, CMTS, MRCS, multiversion source tool environments, toolsmithing, IFS Issues Systems, Network and Kernel Configuration and Control Video, Audio, MultiMedia, Publishing UNIX: FraemMaker 2-4, Word Perfect 5, Documenters Workbench (tbl, neqn, eqn, nroff, troff, sroff, ditroff and drivers, mm, mv, man, pic, grap), Elan (troff, Imagen, Impress), TPLUS (ditroff, HP/PCL, Laserjet II/III fonts, HPGL), Writer's Workbench, spell, DMD fonts MS DOS: OCR (CAT Reader, Olduvai ReadIt!, HP ReadRight, Caere OmniPage), Mars Scankit, HP Scanning Gallery, Windows MMP, Pro Audio Spectrum, Sound Blaster Pro, DVI Computer Eyes Real Time, Display Write, Crystal Writer, Word Perfect Word for Windows 1.1a & 2.0a/c, others Intergraph: DP/Publish, DP/Batch, MDS, SGML (tagged ASCII autoload process to multicolumn paginated tabulated multistyle format in large document environment) Structured Productivity Methods OOPS (OOA/OOD), SADT, Yourdon (Analysis, Design, Programming, Testing, Debugging, Walkthroughs, Teams, Controlling Software Projects, Information Modeling, Auditing), Decision Tables, Entity Relationship Modeling, Gane and Sarson, Warnier/Orr, others Experience Overview As a senior system, network, and database administrator, analyst, designer, programmer, tester, and operator, worked on a variety of projects over a span of some 16 years. Over the past seven years, researched in data compression, security, databasing, and graphics, while doing contract work in various projects involving UNIX and DOS comput- ers in networked environments. From 1989 to present, has: tuned data bases; set up TCP/IP (rlogin/rcp/rexec/telnet/- ftp/RFS/NFS/YP) across heterogeneous networks/CPUs/SW; configured UUCP for TLI (TCP/IP, STARLAN URP), PBX (System/75, DEVELCON, GANDALF), and modem (MNP 0-6); installed and configured systems; site surveyed equipment and communica- tions installation; configured computer systems for EM testing; configured SGML systems for text autoload into multistyle, multicolumn, autopaginated/tabulated documents; wrote database procedures for Informix, UNIFY/ACCELL, and ORACLE; performed system, network, and database administration in a highly networked development environment using X Windows on DOS and UNIX clients and servers among heterogeneous hardware. From 1988 t0 1989, as a system/network/database administrator: set up source access multiversion heterogeneous development environment for X Windows in a LAN network using RFS and TCP/IP; built configuration control scripts for source code, kernel tuning, and system application boot time "quick turnover". From 1985 to 1986, worked as a systems administrator and provided technical support management for vendors porting their products to 3B2 UNIX environments. Prior to 1985 worked as a UNIX System Administrator at various projects; provided pro- gramming and conversion on word processing, accounting, and telephony support systems, written in C and FORTRAN on UNIX and IBM systems. As a student in undergraduate and graduate work (Mathematics, Linguistics, Statistics) at UNC, Chapel Hill (1975 - 77), dispatched and was operator at the Computer Center and RJE substations, staffing the HELP desk, transporting archival media offsite. Worked summers and Christmas at Pomona Pipe Products, inc. in 1971 (ran clay pipe end plug polyurethane diecast table, poled clay cars), Cone Mills, inc. in 1972-3 (serviced 480 looms for quills and filler; measured thread dye steam drum heat (300 F.) under production for color/fixation QA), and Taco Bell, inc. in 1980 (back, front, register, open, and close). Detailed Descriptions of all jobs follow: 11/87 - ongoing: Consulting, Research (Database, Compression, Fault Tolerant Real Time Heads-Up Stereo 3D Graphics As a consulting firm (RSS (RoySan Systems & Ser- vices), inc.) in Lyndhurst, Matawan, & Red Bank, NJ; & Greensboro & Research Triangle Park, NC: - Builds compression algorithms for general and special purpose text, binary, audio, video, and graphics. - Bid on contracts with ACR (Applied Communica- tions Research), inc, in Holland, PA, on hardware and software development for security toolkits, fault tolerant real time 3D graphics, compression. - Studies database access, storage, , and organization partitioning strategies. - Writes/critiques security specifications and tool- kits. - Consults via contract to various clients. 11/93 - 1/94: Systems & Project Administration At: IBM ISSC (Integrated Systems Solutions Corporation), inc., in Lexington, KY: - Worked as a system administrator/toolsmith on a CDPD X.500 project. - Installed & tuned IBM RS/6000 and Sun 10/512 systems for X/Windows usage and netowrking (NIS, NFS, TCP/IP, others). - Installed & configured various packages for project support (documentation (Framemaker 3/4), source code control (RCS), lpd, NIS, DNS, others). - Provided UNIX HelpDesk councelling for team members. 8/93 -10/93: Systems Administration & Databasing As a contractor at Data General, inc, in RTP, NC: - performed TPC benchmarking analysis for IO subsystem layout and resource consumption - set up benchmark database archiving scripts using compression - recommended database and OS tuning for TPC benchmarking. - learned DG/UX internals. 2/93 - 7/93: Systems Administration & Databasing As a contractor to Shamrock/Innisbrook Wraps, in Greensboro, NC: - solved hardware & software configuration, installation, & tuning problems - tuned Informix 4.00/4.10 databases - set up UUCP over Telebit Worldblazer modems - did application coding - planned package layout and packing software - eliminated major performance bugs in ethernet and database software configuration & installation. 11/92 - 1/93: Laser Printer & Cartridge Remanufacturing As an employee of Lazer Toner, inc, in Greensboro, NC: - remanufactured laser printers and toner cartridges. - learned laser printer and cartridges technical internals. - laid out inventory and workshop arena. - provided DOS & UNIX support to clients. 8/92 - ongoing: UNIX/DOS Support As a consultant to Separation technologies, inc, inc, in Cary, NC: - solves on demand UNIX/DOS hardware platform conversion and functional problems. - installs and configures various packages for text and database support (Lotus 1-2-3 on UNIX and Word Perfect 5.1 on UNIX) - tunes and configures DOS workstations and CAD/CAM software (AMW, etc.) 8/92 - 9/92: UNIX/DOS Support As a consultant to One Step Computers, inc, in Cary, NC: - solved on demand UNIX/DOS hardware platform conversion and functional problems. 6/91 - ongoing: CAD/CAM Support Tools Installation As a consultant to Ameritek, inc., in Greensboro, NC: - Suggests operational changes for efficiency, including plot and laser cut optimization strategies for quality of cut , laser throughput, and maximal plate utilization. - Reviewed needs for ethernet CAD(Computer Aided Design)/CAM(Computer Aided Manufacture) system. - Supplies installation support on demand as needed. 4/88 - ongoing: EM (ElectroMagnetic) Test Laboratory Administrator As a system administrator at AT&T (American Telephone & Telegraph), inc. in Holmdel, NJ: - provided part time as needed system administra- tion. - provided support, procedures, package analysis. - reconfigured and tuned UNIX kernel as needed. - wrote and documented new operational procedures. - provided analytic support for total processing needs. 8/91 - 9/91: Customer Site Layout Evaluator As a service provider to AT&T/GSCO (Government Services Contract Organization)/SMSCRC (Small Systems Computer Resource Center), Guilford Center, in Greensboro, NC, and customer site in West Point, NY and Rock Island Arsenal, IL: - evaluated site survey requirements for ISM (Installation Support Modules: common platform administrative side programs) systems. - capacity planned site CPU needs for ISM proto- types. - consulted communications interconnect on campus. 2/91 - 7/91: Realty Database Developer & UNIX System Administrator As a system/database administrator at Offutt Pub- lishing, inc. in Greensboro, NC: - tuned ORACLE 6.0.29 on PRIME EXL 32x, and ORACLE 6.0.30 system on Unisys 5000/6000. - installed and configured nonstandard SCSI disks on PRIME EXL 32x systems. - configured and enabled UUCP network using MNP 0-6 (Multitech, UDS, Cardinal, Everex). - configured MNP modems for pacing and speed under PCPLUS through ORACLE and Vermont Views. - solved performance and reliability problems on customer site in Hilton Head, SC. 12/90 - 4/91: EM System Test Suite Development & Configu- ration As a consultant to ATS (Alliant Tech Systems), inc. in Eatontown, NJ: - configured AT&T 3B2/600G for EM emissions tests. - wrote FACE/FMLI package to support such tests. - trained ATS personnel in its use. - isolated channels and contacts in AT&T for technical specifications of computers and peripherals for EM tests. - enhanced test suite as needed during EM tests. - provided system support during tests (crashes, etc.). 4/90 - 1/91: Weapons Documentation Conversion System Administrator As a consultant to the U.S. Army Weapons Documentation Center in Picatinny Arsenal, NJ: - configured Intergraph IP 125, IP 225, IP 2020 workstations using NFS and XNS. - configured UUCP across RFNET (broad band). - set up NFS shared documents among workstations. - configured DOS PC 6310 for scanning and OCR (Optical Character Recognition) for conversion of Xerox 8600 text.. - installed and configured various hardware in PCs and Intergraph WS(Exabyte 8200 Helical Tape). - installed, tuned, upgraded UNIX and packages. - trained personnel and contractors in the use of same. - installed HP Scanning Gallery, Olduvai ReadIt!, Caere OmniPage hardware and software.. - tested Olduvai ReadIt! versus Caere OmniPage for effectiveness in converting Xerox 8600 text. - set up Excelan TCP/IP and Optigraphics SideDoor. - wrote procedures to transfer files using same. - set up style templates for text using columns, tables, headers, footers, white space, and other components. - implemented SGML autoimport procedures from ASCII using DP/Publisher for same. - set up "make" built-in rule set to autogenerate text script to run same using "sed", "awk", and "sh". 10/87 - 12/90: System/Database Administrator and Administrator Trainer As a consultant to AMI (Access Methods, inc.) in Upper Montclair and Red Bank, NJ: - leased, installed, and configured 3B2 for internal database support. - migrated data base from UNIFY 3.0 to 3.1 to 3.2 to ACCELL 1.2 to UNIFY 4.0 to ACCELL 1.3. - configured AT&T MERLIN 1030 telephone system using least cost alternate carrier routing (WATS (Wide Area Telephone Service), NJBLD (New Jersey Bell Long Distance), Sprint, GSLD (Garden State Long Distance, AT&T Long Distance). - documented procedures for administration, night dial, speed dial, and day dial for same. - put MERLIN SMDR port to autolog traffic on UNIX. - provided support for ongoing problems. - trained AMI personnel in operations and procedures. - wrote LP and troff drivers for resume formatting. - set up UUCP and Internet support for mail services. - trained new AMI consultants in System/- Database/Network Administration. 2/90 - 6/90: Hospital Records Database Developer and System Administrator As a consultant at Dictaphone in Stratford, NJ: - updated C code on SCO Xenix 2.3 and Informix 2.10.03D on RMS (Records Management System). - did system tuning on Texas 1100 under SCO Xenix. - installed TCP/IP HostShare from DOS to UNIX . - designed and coded programs in ESQL/C/In- formix. - upgraded UUCP to 9600 baud MNP 5 on Telebit T2500 and UDS 3225 modems over noisy lines. - set up remote mail and news access. - implemented shell scripts using SCCS to control source code configuration changes. 11/85 - 4/90: Resume Service Business As a business operator (RSS, inc.) in Lyndhurst Matawan, and Red Bank NJ: - supported my wife in resume service business. - provided system administrative support for Dina Wehn Associates. - trained my wife in UNIX, UNIFY, and tools. - set up troff for Xerox 4045/50 and Toshiba P351. - provided office space and support in Red Bank to Access Methods, inc. 3/88 - 4/89: System/Network/- Database Administrator & Toolsmith As a consultant at AT&T/BL(Bell Laboratories) and Paradyne, inc. in Middletown, Holmdel, Summit, and Short Hills, NJ: - was co-system/network/database administrator for 25 3B2 systems, 110 users, 125+ PCs, 3 mainframes. - configured RFS network among same. - tuned ethernet/STARLAN using TCP/IP, ISO, URP. - negotiated OEM contract for software source at 25% binary unit price for 3B2 TCP/IP package. - set up remote site (Largo, FL) development. - upgraded 3B2/400 to double speed and memory. - diagnosed and corrected LAN and X Windows faults. - set up and populated online media/backup catalog. - detailed part configuration of 3B2 systems on per card basis by serial number and bar code. - built alternate system configuration method for "quick turnover" among many applications. - provided general trouble counseling and resolution. - built system laboratory documentation library. 8/87 - 10/87: SQL System Tester As a system SQL tester at AT&T/IS(Information Systems) in Summit, NJ: - reviewed SQL documentation and compliance tests. - checked for standards conformance. - executed regression tests on TUXEDO database. - attended SVR4 features meetings. 3/87 - 6/87: Text Format Conversion System Designer and Programmer As an programmer employee of ECS (Electronic Courier Systems), inc. in Eatontown, NJ: - analyzed existing format converters. - designed text conversion features for high quality. 8/86 - 3/87: Telephone Campus Inventory System Designer & Administrator As a system administrator at AT&T/DSO(Data Services Organization) in Morris Plains, NJ: - configured and upgraded AT&T 3B2 UNIX kernel. - set up UUCP direct for source and binary transfers. - provided UNIFY-ACCELL-unicap expertise. - administered five 3B2/400 sand two 3B2/300s. - managed two personnel part time. 3/85 - 8/86: Technical Support Manager and Administrator As a TSM (Technical Support Manager) to AT&T/IS in Lincroft, Freehold, Holmdel, Summit, and Morristown, NJ, and customer site in Washington, DC, Rahway, NJ, and White Plains, NY: - administrated TSM Labs 3B2/5/15s. - reviewed new products for portability and reality. - supported vendors porting to AT&T UNIX sys- tems. - provisioned systems to vendors, beta sites, field trials. - handled database products onto 3B2 systems. - field supported market trials in Washington, DC (law firm) and White Plains, NY (medical office). - debugged vendor problems on vendor site in Rahway, NJ (medical office package); Los Angeles, CA (store back door delivery package); New York, NY (FOCUS); Morristown, NJ, and Sacramento, CA (UNIFY); San Jose, CA (Informix); and Washington, DC (perishables delivery). 3/83 - 2/85: System Administrator As a system administrator at BTL (Bell Telephone Laboratories), inc. in Piscataway, NJ: - provided administrative support for DIR/ECT (online telephone book white pages entry) and TIRKS (Trunk Integrated Record Keeping System: telephone trunk pair management). - installed, configured, upgraded, monitored UNIX OS. - installed and configured various packages. - provided hot line and programming counseling. - ran file system reorganizations for performance. - provided support for the S statistical package. - wrote Envision 220A/230A Color Terminal and 430 Color Printer driver for same. 3/82 - 12/82: Videotext System Administrator As an administrator to BTL, inc. and CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System), inc. in Fair Lawn, NJ: - built a System Administrative Manual for Venture I Videotext Operations and Administration. - cleaned, labeled, inventoried spare cables, peripherals. - charted unlabelled cabling on a live production system - installed workstations and terminals. - unhung art workstations under production dead- lines. 2/82 - 3/82: Telephony Support System Programmer As a consultant at DP Communications, inc, in New York, NY: - programmed in C and BASIC. - reviewed telephone management system. 8/81 - 1/82: Channel Reprice System As a consultant to AT&T, inc. Basking Ridge, NJ: - programmed in FORTRAN. - worked on DARCS (Demand Analysis Reprice Channel System: FCC (Federal Communications Commission) telephone class of service price cross impact evaluator) to upgrade to VM/CMS. 8/81: Accounting Package Programmer As a consultant to Belks, in Newark, NJ: - analyzed existing accounting software. - did maintenance on existing code. 1/81 - 6/81: Structured Methods Seminar Teacher and Consultant As an employee of Yourdon, inc. in New York, NY: - taught week long intensive stand up seminars in Structured Design and Programming. - learned Structured Productivity Methods (Essential Systems Analysis, Information Modeling, etc.). - critiqued new courses. - consulted with clients on structured methods us- ages. 12/80: Fast Food Christmas Season Back and Front As a between assignments job with Taco Bell in Naperville, IL: - cooked beans, - did cash register, - opened and closed during holiday rush, as my hardest job ever. 7/77 - 10/80: Telephone Support Tools Administrator, Designer, Programmer As a programmer employee of Western Electric Company, at BTL, in Whippany, NJ and Naperville, IL: - did tuning on TDRRSS (Translations Data Recovery and Repack System Service, ESS data repacker). - did "stdio" port for RBCS (Record Base Coordination System, telephony data sharing tool). - did design and coding FEP (Front End Process, fixed source data purification tool). - did coding on MSL/DBPS (Mechanized Subscriber Line/Data Base Preparation Service, tabularized source data purification). - maintained FORTRAN code COSMOS (Common System for Mainframe OperationS, telephone MDF (Main Distributing Frame) jumper and facility management tool). 12/75 - 6/76: Operator/Dispatcher As a student at UNC, Chapel Hill, NC: - dispatched card reader, punch, plotter and printer. - ran midnight and weekend mainframe console as assistant operator and RJE Substation Attendant. - mounted disks and tapes; archived them offsite. - booted and attended remote RJE stations on campus. - staffed the Help Desk on occasion. 6-8,12/71-3: Polyurethane, Pyrometry For summer/Christmas jobs in Greensboro, NC: At Pomona Pipe Products, inc (6-8/71): - ran clay pipe end plug polyurethane diecasting table. - set up, broke down, cleaned polyurethane pump. - trimmed, assembled, bagged fittings under pour. - poled clay cars. At Cone Mills, inc. (6-8,12/72-3): - removed quills (empty bobbins) for refilling. - hauled and mounted filler for 480 Rockwell looms. - monitored, via pyrometer, thread dye steam roller temperature (300 F.) for QA of color and fixation. Education Self Directed Independent Research Computer Science, Philosophy, Philology, Semantics, Syntactics, Notation, Epistemology, Mathematics, Music, Man Powered Flight, Star Trek, cats Societies and Publications ACM, Voting Member since 1984 IEEE, Voting Member since 1984 Published in UNIQUE, 1983 Synthesis, Abstraction, Modeling, Integration, Structured Methods Self Taught SADT, SofTech; Plex, Douglas Ross Design by Data Structure, Michael Jackson Notes on the Synthesis of Form, Christopher Alexander Introduction to General Systems Thinking, Gerald Weinberg The Art of Software Testing, Glenford Myers Controlling Software Projects, Tom DeMarco Essential Systems Analysis, Steve McMenamin, John Palmer Fundamental Concepts of Information Modeling, Matt Flavin Project Teams, Robert Bloch Structured Walkthroughs, Ed Yourdon Structured Design, Ed Yourdon, Larry Constantine Warnier/Orr; Gane and Sarson Mathematics Calculus of Statement (Lesniewski, Tarski), Praxiology Laws of Form, George Spencer Brown Logical Systems of Lesniewski Notational Systems of Bourbaki Linguistics: Semantics, Syntax, Notation Denotational Semantics, Scott/Strahy The Lambda Calculus, Church A Programming Language, Kenneth Iverson Grammars (BNF (Backus Naur Form), LALR, Van Wingaarten) Languages (Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Spanish) Structured Testing Seminar, Kelly Services Covered practical methods of application. Yourdon Instructor Workshops, NYC Essential Systems Analysis, John Palmer Information Modeling, Ira Morrow Structured Methodologies, Tom DeMarco, Ed Yourdon Structured Analysis & System Specification, Tom DeMarco Structured Design and Programming, Ed Yourdon Structured Testing, Bob Asbury Seminars Taught, Yourdon, inc. Structured Design and Programming Workshop Structured Programming Workshop Seminars Taken, Western Electric Co. Structured Design Workshop, Meilir Page- Jones Structured Programming Workshop, Carroll Zah Formal Curricula GAT in computer science and mathematics 1340, 1986. 6/76 - 5/77: UNC Chapel Hill, NC, Graduate Study GAT 1160 (General, Mathematics, Chemistry). Mathematics Calculus (Lebegue, Riemann, Hilbert, Smith), Differential Geometry, Matrix Algebra. Linguistics Old Church Slavonic, Grammar, Semantics. Computer Science Parsers, Compilers, and Translators. 8/72 - 5/76: UNC Chapel Hill, NC, Undergraduate B.S. Mathematical Science (ORSA, Decision Methods) 154 semester hours in 4 years (1 summer session), 118 required for graduation, 2.54 GPA. Minors: Statistics, Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Computer Science Mathematics Calculus, Differential Methods, Algebra. ORSA (Operations Research, System Analysis) Stochastic Processes (Life and Death, Martingales, Markov Chains), Decision Methods, Simulation and Modeling. Statistics Distributions (??, Normal, Student's T, Poisson, Binomial), Statistical Calculus, Clusters, Moments, Multi- variate. Languages and Linguistics Slavic Languages, Russian and Serbo- Croatian speech and literature, Indo- European, Fundamentals Computer Science Automatic Data Processing under Frederick Brooks, PL/1 (Cornell, Checkout, Optimizing), Integration, Differential Equations solutions, Symbolic Differentiation, Text. Music Marching Band, Pep Band, Fundamentals, Jazz. Sciences Chemistry, Physics, European History, Economics. 6/72 - 8/72: Greensboro College, NC Summer Study Program Statistics (passed), Diplomacy (passed). 8/69 - 6/72: Ben L. Smith HS, Greensboro, NC, Diploma Honor Roll, Merit Awards (Chemistry and Physics), Band (Marching, Stage), Orchestra, SAT (1430), NMSQT (123), Chemistry Achievement (760), Advanced Placement Tests (English 3, European History 2). Personal Information Data and Preferences Physical: - Height: 6'4.3". Weight: 235 pounds. - Caucasian/Cherokee Male. Hobbies: - Table Tennis, Running, Swimming, Yoga - Music (Composition, Bb Trumpet, Viola, Bb/Bass Baritone, Eb Alto Horn, Lyrics, Keyboard, Singing, Listening) - Writing (Poetry, Narrative, Technical), Humor - Martial Arts (Judo, Karate, Aikido, Tai Ch'i) - People, Cats, Parakeets, People of the Opposite Sex - Food (Stamey's Barbecue, Krispy Kreme, Salads, Steaks, Mongolian Barbecue, Hunan, Szechaun, Carbonara ) - Philosophy, Philology, Mathematics, Epistemology, Notation, Orthography - Self improvement Favorite music: - Star Trek I: TMP theme, Henry V theme - Amazing Grace, Royal Scots Dragoon Guard Band - Graceland, Paul Simon, Ladysmith Black Mambazo - Kum Bah Hya (Come By Here) - Country Road, John Denver - Blue Rondo A La Turk, Take 5, Dave Brubeck Quartet - Salvatore Sam, Don Ellis - Three Little Foxes, Miles Davis, Don Ellis, Dizzie Gillespie - Naval Hymn, U.S.N.A. Choir - Chuck Mangione, Gregorian Chant, A Cappella - Lonely Bull, Zorba The Greek, Herb Alpert & TJB - Peanut Vendor, Ted Heath - 1st Suite in Eb, 2nd Suite in F, The Planets, Holst - Le Chausseur Maudit Goals and Aspirations Immediate (1-2 months) Employment in a technical job. Short term (3-6 months) Technical growth and empowerment of myself and others. Mid range (6-12 months) Begin M.S./Ph.D. in Mathematics/- Philology, Build a Family. Long range (1-5 years) Build a business, research in Mathematics and Computers. Career (5-10 years) Implement a Calculus of Statement for use on computers. Lifetime Contribute to the welfare of the Human Race ( and budgies, cats, dogs, bonobos), and "formalize" this paradigm: Discrete is to Continuous as Axiomatic Symbolic Mathematics is to What? (Emotions!) Statement of Philosophy Aphorisms Love each one. Reach out. IDIC. (Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations, Star Trek): Cherish Diversity. "The Spear in the Heart of Another is the Spear in Your Own." (Spock's World, Diane Duane): All men are brothers. "DAMN THE TORPEDOS. FULL SPEED AHEAD!" (Rear-admiral David (James) Glasgow Farragut, 8/5/1864): Do the right thing, anyway. Hate the evil that men do, not the men that do it. (Catholic Dogma): Judge not lest ye be judged. "NEVER GIVE IN. NEVER GIVE IN. NEVER. NEVER. NEVER." (Winston Churchill): Persist. Try. Try again. Get up and do it anyway. Wisdom is where you find it. Live as though each day were your last, ... but plan to be around for a few centuries. (grin) "To be or not to be", Shakespeare; "To be is to do", Sartre; "Do be do be do...", Sinatra. (Oliphant) Acronymic Attitudes How to Lead Try for NASTYness, then get GRUMPI: - Necessary And Sufficient To Yield:. Mathematics minimality condition. (Use only what is needed to do the task at hand) - Grudgingly, Reluctantly, Use Most Physical Information: Computer fallback position. (If you can't do so, carefully use empirical methods) How to Live The five E's: Do The Right Thing (Efficaciousness) The Right Way (Effectiveness) Right Now (Efficiency) Rightly (Ethics). Right? (Errr ...). How to Love Keep it HOT and BOTHERED: - Humor: Eels are sometimes electric; attorneys always are (grin). (Beware Obsequiousness) - Observation: That which is universally observably true is not necessarily universally true. (Test Heavily, Empirically) - Tolerance: If Your Faith Your Faith Is True Is True, Your Faith Is True. (Religious Ergody Destroys) References Job Lori Cobb 8/92 - 12/93, boss at Separation Technologies, inc.; Cary, NC (UNIX & DOS support, filter mfg) Supervisor Suite 200 118 MacKenan Drive Cary, NC 27511 919-481-9936 main 919-481-9987 fax Gene Kearns 6/91 - 7/93, boss at Ameritek, inc. Greensboro, NC (CAD/CAM support) Supervisor 112B Walnut Circle Drive Greensboro, NC 27407 919-292-1165 main Peter Boyd-Bowman 2/91 - 7/91, boss at Offutt Publishing, inc. Greensboro, NC (realty database) Supervisor and Technical Lead Offutt Publishing, inc. 405 Pomona Drive Greensboro, NC 27407 919-547-2700 main 919-547-2711 direct Dheena Moongilan, Ph.D. 1/90 - ongoing, boss at EMC Labs, AT&T, Bell Laboratories Holmdel, NJ (system administration) Member of Technical Staff and Systems Administrator AT&T Bell Laboratories/Holmdel EMC Building 14 Crawfords Corner Road Holmdel, NJ 07749 919-834-1800 main 919-834-1806 direct 919-834-1810 fax Professional John Mumbaur 6/90 - 12/90, peer at EMC Laboratory, AT&T, Bell Laboratories Holmdel, NJ (EM emissions testing) 12/90 - 4/91, peer at ATS, inc. Eatontown, NJ (EM emissions testing) Consultant, HW/SW Designer, Peer Applied Communications Research, inc. 618 Buck Road Holland, PA 18966 215-364-0757 main Herb McNew 12/90 - 4/91, boss at ATS, inc. Eatontown, NJ (3B2 EM emissions test suite) EM Emissions Test Engineering Alliant Tech Systems, inc. Industrial Avenue Eatontown, NJ 07740 908-542-1400 main Personal & Professional Ricardo Hernandez 7/77 - ongoing, peer at AT&T/BTL Whippany, NJ and Chicago, IL (telephony maintenance, analyst) Software Analyst Northbrook Life Insurance Allstate Insurance Company Allstate Plaza I1C Northbrook, IL 60062 800-366-2958 main toll free 708-402-4792 direct 708-402-4662 departmental fax y una Coca-Cola June 24, 1998 Resume Roy A. Crabtree June 24, 1998 Resume Greensboro Public Library June 24, 1998 - 2 - Roy A. Crabtree June 24, 1998 - 18 - Roy A. Crabtree