Experience

Internet Data Solutions LLC

• United States
• IT Services and IT Consulting
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Software Engineer and Consultant

  • Oct 2017 - Present

  IDS-Fed: Internet Data Solutions, LLC - Federal Sector.C2C and B2B contractors in the tech industry supporting scientific computing, data acquisition, business intelligence and research intelligence. Specialists in data acquisition, transformation and presentation. Automation of decision points and live messaging to subscribed decision makers enables management to focus on building capability while demolishing obstacles to performance. Automation of data analysis, modelling and integrating collaboration tools enables researchers and team members to focus on mission execution.



Idaho National Laboratory

• United States
• Research Services
• 700 & Above Employee

• Technical Lead, Solutions Architect and Software Engineer

  • Mar 1998 - Oct 2017

  o Senior SAS 9.4 and SASVA 7.3 developer at the INL. System admin, evangelist and mentor.o System architect and senior programmer for the Russian Research Reactor Fuel Return (RRRFR) program managing over $90 MIL in foreign contracts. Utilized SAS 9.4 and SSRS and demonstrated efficacy for enterprise adoption. o Co-inventor of the copyrighted "Generalized Engineering and Modelling System (GEMS)" with Dr. Sam Alessi and Brant Peery.o Systems architecture and advanced analytics: original member of the NGNP Data Management and Analysis System (NDMAS) - an NQA-1 high consequence/high availability advanced analytics and statistical data vault and collaboration application at the INL. Utilized SAS OLAP capabilities pushed to SAS EBI using SAS 9.1-9.2 Foundation Servers. Delivery both internally to facilitate web-based scientific and engineering collaboration as well as externally on the Internet to federal government customers and international collaborators. Co-intellectual property holder of the term (w/ Dr. Sam Alessi): "Co-Laboratory" wherein web-based science and engineering are enabled. Intellectual property holder of the term "Research Intelligence" which is the utilization of business intelligence in the service of science and engineering data analytics.o Systems architect: original author of the Federal Automotive Statistical Tool (https://fastweb.inl.gov)o Application architect and innovator: original author of a suite of vehicle fleet management information systems which collectively represent the largest fleet of motor vehicles in the world (FAST, EPA-AST, HHS-MVMIS, Navy BSVEMIS)o Web based systems architect and developer: Original author of the DOE's EIA Survey Management and Analysis System (DOE-EIA Form 886)o Original author of the ILSDB (Installation Level Security Database) and the MISECURE (Military Intelligence Personnel Security Management System) - a networked based comprehensive solution for Department of Defense personnel security managers



SCIENTECH, Inc.

• United States
• Research
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Application Developer

  • Sep 1996 - Mar 1998

  Web application architect and developer. Developed early web-based business applications for Department of Energy National Laboratory clients nation-wide. Supported the Mixed Waste Focus Area and Subsurface Contaminants Focus Areas. Designed web-based collaborative document authoring system to enable distributed authoring of the AMWTP environmental impact statement. Prepared glossy technology marketing prospectus for SCFA and ported the portfolio to the web. Supported the Idaho National Lab, Savanna River Site (SRS) and teamed with strategic partners TetraTech, Inc.



US Army

• United States
• Law Enforcement
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Captain, Military Intelligence, Ranger, Airborne, Linguist

  • May 1985 - Sep 1996

  I started my career as a 98G Linguist (German and Korean) Cryptological Warfare Signals Intercept Analyst and Jammer. I was the distinguished graduate of my BIT course. I worked low-level voice intercept in both foot-infantry and motorized units. I fielded the first AN/TSQ-138 Trailblazer automated/networked radio direction finding and intercept system in Korea and ran acceptance testing and team training on the new system. In November 1990 I was recognized as the I Corps and 9th Infantry Division NCO of the Year and accompanied CSM Kidd (later CSMA Richard M. Kidd) to the AUSA convention during preparations for Operation Desert Storm.In 1991 I took an offer to transition from "green" to "gold" and direct transferred to an ROTC unit stationed in Seattle University while I attended my final two years at University of Washington - Tacoma. I graduated with honors and as the DMG (Distinguished Military Graduate) through affiliated Seattle University where I taught Military Science 102. Thereafter I immediately transferred to the Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC), Fort Polk, LA and commanded the Analysis Control Element (ACE) Platoon and deployed to Haiti in Operation Defend Freedom as the Battlefield Intelligence Collection Coordinator (BICC). I was assistant Regimental S2 of the 2d Armored Cavalry Regiment ( 2d ACR) of the XVIII Airborne Corps. I transitioned from military to civilian in pursuit of an appointment at the Idaho National Laboratory and resigned my commission as a Captain after serving another 7 years in the Inactive Ready Reserve. I retained my Top Secret / Special Compartmentalized Information (TS/SCI) clearance from 1985 through 2003 and have no barrier to regaining access should duties require clearance.