Areas of Interest:
· Embedded Software
· Microcontroller
· Avionics System Design
· Hardware Engineering
· Software Engineering
· Digital Combinational IC Design
· Security/Cryptography
· Service Development
· Java Threads
· Advanced Data Structures
· Compiler Design
· Object Oriented Programming and Design
Areas of Experience:
· Operating Systems: Windows, Integrity, VxWorks, Linux.
· Programming Languages: Java/2/Swing, C/C++/C#, Eclipse RCP, Assembler, Small
Talk, Pascal, RPG, and FORTRAN.
· Microcontrollers: ARM7TDMI, AT91SAM7XC256, ATMega8515, AT90CAN128, Z8Encore,
MC68HC11.
· Protocol: 1553, RS485, RS232, SCI, SPI, I2C, CANbus, MODbus, SCSI over
Fibre-Channel, DDS, USB, TCP/IP, and UDP.
· Tools: Microsoft Word, Power Point, Excel, Access, Visio, PSpice, ICC, DOORS,
Sherlock, WebEx, Eclipse, JBuilder, Visual Studios, IAR Embedded Workbench, ADA
Multi, Workbench, Tornado, Xilinx, Model Sim, Test and Evaluation Worksheet, Test
and Inspection Worksheet, and Hummingbird.
· Lead positions and primary designer at Boeing: Object Oriented Software Design
and Programming, System wide Hardware design for 13 node network which interfaced
with all non-flight systems on the B-1B aircraft and emplemented the MIDS-JTRS
radio. Solid State Mass Storage, Ethernet Switch Unit, Microcontroller Printed
Wiring Board, Flexible Wiring Harness, VME Chassis layout and wiring, Aircraft
wiring, and B-1B mockup workstation. Developed solutions to resolve technical
problems which could have had an affect on cost, schedule, and performance.
· Training: Customer relations, disclosure, procurement integrity, trade secrets
and proprietary information, import and export awareness and compliance, truth in
negotiations, foreign corrupt practices act, how to handle government property,
peer review processes, electro-static discharge, foreign object debris, industry
security, introduction to CMMI processes, code of conduct, conflict management,
and ethics.
Work History:
08/08 – Present Rancher, MS Ranch, Clovis, New Mexico.
Design Ranch setup. Design Coral setup. Create schedule plan. Purchase
Supplies. Build Design. Execute Design according to schedule. Purchase
Producers. Manage feed sources. Manage product. Adjust plan based on
accumulated knowledge. Learned how to program and use the Atmel AT91SAM7XC-EK
ARM and the SAM-IC J-TAG debugger; STK500 AVR and the AVR Dragon debugger.
07/04 – 08/08 Software Engineer, Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, B-1B
Avionics & Software, Long Beach, California.
Design 1553 command parser utility using Object Oriented Java in the Eclipse
environment to convert 1553 commands to Parameter Monitoring Codes for testing of
the Central Integrated Test System for the B-1B. Wrote Random Access File System
in Java and in C++. Assigned to learn, verify, and test embedded Systems which
included Single Board Computers.
Engineer Scientist, Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, B-1B Avionics & Software,
Long Beach, California.
Requirements definition, detailed design, and wiring for network centric Link16
MIDS and ARC-210 upgrades for the Department of Defense and the B-1B military
aircraft. Mentored by several Technical Fellows. Systems design consisting of
Single Board Computers, Gigabit Ethernet, Fibre Channel, 1553B, Ethernet
Switches, Solid State Mass Storage, VME backplanes, PCB design, Multi-Function
Displays, MIDS-LVT1, MIDS-JTRS, ARC-210 Warrior, Integrated Keyboard, Cursor
Controllers, and integrated wiring. Designer and lead for the custom workstation
for CLIP and B-1B system testing. Designed B-1B mockup cabinet. Created
procurement specifications, Statements of Work, Engineering Orders, and
Inter-company Work Authorizations for the procurement and creation of aircraft
and lab systems. Worked with systems engineering, logistics, materials,
structures, installation, EMI, reliability, safety, quality and purchasing
departments to define Fully Integrated Data Link (FIDL) interface requirements
for the FIDL Tactical Display Processors. Troubleshoot system failures for
embedded systems. Troubleshoot wiring and installation problems. Worked
extensively with Quality Assurance to ensure proper procedures are performed
correctly.
Secret Security Clearance with COMSEC.
10/03 – 06/04 Programmer, Unisys Pacific Development Laboratory, Mission Viejo,
California.
System Driver Installation software for 32 and 64 bit multi-processor servers
(C++). Configuring, coordinating, and integrating testing of the newest version
of 64 bit multi-processor server software. Operating Systems development using
C++ for printing and server services. Project development using C# and ASP.NET
for an in-house web based application. Learned about the Extensible Firmware
Interface, the Itanium2 processor, and the processors assembly language.
1990 – 1996 Owner, Business Machine Services, Clovis, New Mexico.
Consultant. Developed custom Software for Businesses such as Flight Schools and
Fixed Based Operator airports, bookstore, equipment rental, real estate agent
billing, windows and siding, and general accounting software. Worked extensively
on disaster recovery, upgrades, set-up and configuring computer systems and Local
Area Networks. Handled highly sensitive information in which integrity was
vital.
1989 - 1990 Principle Programmer, Calumet Construction Corporation, Hammond,
Indiana.
Designed and developed applications using the Paradox Application Language and
Lotus 123. Responsible for user support, software installation, end-user
training in WordPerfect. Set-up and operated a Local Area Network (Token Ring).
Set-up, configuration, and repair of PCs. Down sized SYS/38 to Local Area
Network.
1985 - 1988 Co-Owner/Programmer, Learning Centered Software, Poway, California
Designed and developed in Pascal a system for record-keeping, printing labels
and product listings for a private school system.
1984-1988 Aviation Electrician, United States Navy, NAS Miramar, San Diego,
California.
Lead Troubleshooter and Trainer as an Aviation Electrician. Inertial Navigation
System, Pitot Static Systems, TACAN, Attitude Indicator, and communication
Systems. Secret Security Clearance with Honorable Discharge.
Education:
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
B.S. in Computer Science – September 2003
Computer Engineering/Electrical Engineering – Minor – May 2004
Leadership:
Board Member, AOF/OIT/AOHT Advisory Board, Long Beach Unified School Distict,
Long Beach, California 2006
Discuss solutions on creating and emplementing rewarding engineering programs
for motivated High School students.
Representative, Multi-Cultural Council, Cal Poly Pomona, Academic Year 1999 –
2000
Presented and voted on budgets to obtain funding for several events.
Assistant Coordinator, Welcome Week, Cal Poly Pomona, Summer 1999
Attended several leadership training programs. Organized the program booklet,
diversity training, and student induction program.
I am self-motivated. I pay attention to the details. I take pride in my work
with a commitment to excellence and focus on flawless execution. I perform
Quality work with the utmost integrity.
Societies: Amelia Earhart Society
Society of Women Engineers
Various cultural societies
Hobbies: Learning; Sailing; Flying; Traveling; Guitars; and Theater.
Michelle asked me to give you some feedback on her work.
So far she's been proceeding with very little direction from us, which has been
great. She's quickly understood the CITS I/O bus, which is pretty rare even in
the CITS group since it is very strange. She quickly developed a utility to parse
the data, and went the additional step to create a GUI for easy debug and
analysis of the process.
I also give her some dues for seeking out the help she received and finding the
correct answers, which is much better than just letting the project sit or worse,
proceeding in the wrong direction.
The bottom line is she's been helping us out significantly, and has had to be
self motivated to do so.
Thanks,
Mark Reap
Boeing
405-610-3404
2004:
In Ms. Michelle Streeter´s short time with the B−1B Avionic and Software
group, she has become familiar with the Fully Integrated Data Link (FIDL) program
and an active member of the FIDL Hardware team. She has creating block diagrams
for the FIDL system, worked keyboard and cursor controller issues, Graphics card
setup, the Display setup, and Avionics VME Chassis (AVMEC), wiring diagrams for
each of the sub systems, FIDL functional diagram, and filled−in for her
team lead. She has always demonstrated pride in her work and products. Michelle
has only been part of the organization 5 months, but she is already a valued
member of the B−1B Avionics and Software Team
2005:
Michelle has a unique skill set within the department, and has expert knowledge
in electronic design. She has completed the FIDL system interface design and
developed the detailed requirements of the Mass Storage System. Her expertise,
work ethic, and her attention to details in work assignments have made Michelle a
valuable member to the team. With her continuous high accomplishment.
2006:
Michelle is highly motivated to accomplish all of the technical work required to
get the job done. She has been a significant contributor in assisting with the
design of network centric avionics systems and completing her engineering work
assigned to her by the B−1 Avionics Hardware Associate Technical Fellow and
her manager.
2007:
Michelle has made progress in transition to software group. She also contributed
to the success of C−17 software test programs. She performs well in all
tasks assigned to her by C−17 as well as B−1 software IPTs.
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