Matthew A. Davis
azami@speakeasy.net
http://www.speakeasy.org/~azami/index.html
Objective
A position where I can use and expand my skills in object-oriented software design and development.
Education
(1992) BS Computer Science (Physics minor) Trinity University, San Antonio, TX
Computer Skills
•	Languages — C++, Java, C, JavaScript, BASIC, LISP (Scheme), assembler, FORTRAN, Pascal, Prolog, dBase, ML
•	Operating Systems — Windows NT, Windows 95/98, Windows 3.x, MS-DOS, Macintosh, Unix, X-Windows, VMS
•	Internet Technologies — TCP/IP, Sockets, SNMP, SMTP, POP, HTTP, Java, JavaScript, HTML, web page design
•	Design Skills — Object-oriented, GUI (Windows), multi-threaded, XP, UML, client/server, full project life-cycle development
•	Other — Visual C++/MFC, JFC/Swing, Visual Basic, Visual Cafe, Borland C++, SQL, PVCS, CVS, Visual SourceSafe, MAPI, VIM, CMC, CORBA, ACE, JNDI, JMS, JMF
Experience
Docucorp International, Inc., Silver Spring, MD
(10/00 – present) Software Engineer
•	Design, code, and maintain software for release, including Documanage document archival, retrieval, and viewing software.
•	Win32 platforms in C++ and VisualBasic, using MFC, ActiveX, ODBC, and SQL
•	Full life-cycle development, including requirements assessment, writing functional and design specifications, writing and testing code, assisting with product release, and maintaining the product after release
•	Integration of several database, networking, and imaging technologies

Solers, Inc., Arlington, VA
(8/99 – 10/00) Software Engineer
•	Design, code, and maintain software for government projects, including Information Dissemination Management (IDM), IDM-Tactical, and Radiant Emerald Audio Dissemination System (READS).
•	Win32 and Unix platforms in Java, using Swing, JNDI, CORBA, JMS, and JMF
•	Networking infrastructure for Win32 and Unix platforms in C++ using ACE
•	Full life-cycle development, including requirements assessment, writing functional and design specifications, writing and testing code, assisting with product release, and maintaining the product after release
•	Integration of many networking, UI, and internet technologies
•	Project size and requirements vary greatly; work alone and with teams of many sizes

Tally Systems Corporation (formerly, Baranof Software, Inc.), Albuquerque, NM
(10/94 - 7/99) Software Engineer
•	Design, code, and maintain software for release, including MailCheck, ModemCheck, IP.Check, and Incentra products
•	Windows, Win32, and internet platforms in C++ and Java, using Visual C++, MFC, Visual Cafe, Borland C++
•	Full life-cycle development, including requirements assessment, writing functional and design specifications, writing and testing code, assisting with product release, and maintaining the product after release
•	Integration of many messaging and internet technologies
•	Project size and requirements varied greatly; worked alone and with teams of many sizes

Metalman Corporation, Albuquerque, NM
(11/93 - 10/94) Software Engineer
•	Worked with a small team to design and code the MetalMan sheet-metal part CAD program
•	Corresponded in Japanese with Japanese business contacts
•	Win32 platform development in C using Visual C++

CAE-Link Corporation, Albuquerque, NM
(6/90 - 10/93) Senior Programmer/Analyst
•	Designed and coded software for release, including A2T, T2A, and TurboDuct HVAC CAD programs to interface with AutoCAD
•	Worked with Borland C++ and Visual BASIC on 16-bit Windows and DOS platforms

Trinity University Computing Center, San Antonio, TX
(1/92 - 12/92) Help Desk ACC
•	Assisted computer lab users with advanced equipment and complex tasks
(10/89 - 1/92) Student Administrative Programmer
•	Wrote and customized software for administrative staff
•	Developed using dBase and BASIC, primarily on DOS systems
(8/88 - 10/89) Academic Computing Consultant
•	Helped users in Macintosh and PC computer labs

Trinity University Physics Department, San Antonio, TX
(5/92 - 12/92) System Administrator
•	Administrated Sun and Macintosh network of approximately 30 machines
(1/92 - 5/92) Lab Assistant
•	Assisted teachers with “Computers in Physics” class
(1/90 - 5/92) Research Participation (Radio Astronomy)
•	Studied with Dr. David Hough, Trinity University
•	Used Sun computers to image quasars and research reliability of imaging algorithms
•	Co-authored articles published in Bulletin of the American Physical Society and The Astrophysical Journal

Matthew A. Davis
azami@speakeasy.net
http://www.speakeasy.org/~azami/index.html
Awards and Achievements
•	Dean’s List, Trinity University, 3 years
•	Upsilon Pi Epsilon, Honor Society in the Computing Sciences
•	National Collegiate Computer Science Award, 2 years
•	Japan Foundation 1992 Study Tour Award for Outstanding Foreign Students of the Japanese Language
Other Skills and Interests
•	Japanese Language - 3 years college, traveled in Japan 3/93
•	French Language - 3 years high school, 1 year college,  traveled in France 9/86 and 1/00
•	Founding vice president of Trinity University Fencing Club
•	Other interests include fencing, dancing, auto racing, and windsurfing
References
Available on request