Present Address:
Permanent Address:
Post Office Box 3014 924 Twinkletown Rd.
Stanford, CA. 94309 Memphis, TN. 38116
(415) 325 - 4973 (901) 346 - 0549
Objective
To gain employment which combines my desire to work with people and my skills as a computer programmer
Education
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Stanford, CA.
Courses include Computer Architecture , Business Management,Entrepreneurship and High Technology Entrepreneurship.
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Cambridge, MA. Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, June 1990. GPA: 4.8 / 5.0
Experience
11/95 - 3/96
3D0, Redwood City, CA
Developed functional and API tests for the Audio portion of the 64-bit M2 Video Game System. The tests were written in C using MPW.
Responsibilities included developing a testing strategy for Audio, advising developers on new features, and inspecting documentation.
7/94 - 7/95
Apple Computer, Cupertino, CA.
Developed test applications for OpenDoc Development Framework (ODF), a cross-platform C++ framework for OpenDoc - Apple's latest
operating system architecture. From 2/95 to 4/95, led the SQA team in its testing effort. Developed a test plan for the framework.
Wrote test scripts using QA Partner's cross-platform scripting language. Worked with Symantec C++, Metrowerks CodeWaarrior, MPW
compilers, and Windows NT operating system.
1/94 - 6/94
BRAIN TRUST INC., Stanford, CA.
Started Educational softaware company. Developed two titles - Commander Crayon, an a graphical programming language for kids and
Fashion Show, a dress up game.
3/93 - 9/93
IE 273 - High Tech Entrepreneurship, Stanford, CA.
Using ThinkC to implement a lossless compression algorithm for video. Led a team which deleoped a business plan and presentation for
compression software.
6/93 - 9/93
BRAIN TRUST INC., Stanford, CA.
Designed and developed Chameleon, a Tetris-like computer game for the Macintosh line of computers. Designed and developed MathX, a
cross-number board game which helps kids learn math. Wrote a business plan for potential investors.
6/93 - 8/93
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Stanford, CA.
Mentored undergraduate students at Stanford's Minority Summer Research Program (MSREP). Designed and taught a weekly seminar on
Public Speaking.
1/93 - 3/93
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES, Palo Alto, CA.
Worked with developers and usability experts to test software applications developed for OS/2 operating system. Used Workstation Interactive
Test Tool (WITT) product to automate testing of applications. Learned Smalltalk to do application prototyping for usability studies.
4/92 - 6/92
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Stanford, CA.
Designed and developed a stress management software package, Relax, for the Macintosh computer using ThinkC. Led the team which wrote
Relax's business plan for IE 271.
6/91 - 8/91
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Stanford, CA.
Performed research and conducted field interviews with doctors and receptionists to determine the marketability of Momenta pen-based
computers in the medical industry.
6/90 - 9/90
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES, Raleigh, NC.
Worked with a team that designed a transparent bridge which allowed different types of networks (Ethernet, Token Ring, FDDI) to communicate.
7/89 - 12/89
LYNRIC SCHOLARSHIP RESEARCH SERVICE, Cambridge, MA.
Founded the service to find minority college and high school students scholarships.
6/89 - 8/89
AT&T BELL LABORATORIES, Naperville IL.
Wrote software that converts a CONES generated model of a logic function into a format which can be interpreted by Altera MAX PALS software.
2/89 - 5/89
SIGNAL PROCESSING GROUP, MIT, Cambridge, MA.
Professor Charles Sodini Designed and built a memory control unit for the digital demodulator of an A/D converter. The memory control unit
operated at 25 MHz.
6/88 - 9/88
AT&T BELL LABORATORIES, Naperville, IL.
Using CAD/CAM Tools, designed a test cache that could model caches of different memory sizes and various degrees of associativity.
10/87-12/87
MIT, Cambridge, MA.
Designed Easy Street, a board game about investing on Wall Street. Presented game to several marketing agents.
6/87 - 9/87
AT&T BELL LABORATORIES, Columbus, OH.
Designed an automated mailing system for sending documents to users on a UNIX network.
6/86 - 9/86
AT&T BELL LABORATORIES, Columbus, OH.
Developed software to simplify the use of the ľANALYST 2000 pattern generator. Created a visual signal editor in which digital signals can be
represented in a hexadecimal code format.
Additional Experience
Mentor/Tutor for Menlo Atherton High School 1994-95
Private tutor in algebra 1992
Treasurer for the Black Graduate Students Association 1991-92
Stanford/Menlo Oaks Mentoring Program 1990-91
Recording Secretary and Social Chair for Eta Kappa Nu 1989-90
Member of Tau Beta Pi 1989-90