Paul Selkirk

Summary of qualifications

• 9 years professional programming experience in C and assembly. Working knowledge of C++ and Perl.
• 7 years experience in TCP/IP protocol development and network application programming.
• 2 years experience in embedded systems programming.
• Detail-oriented, able to track all phases of product life cycles.

Employment

• Currently maintaining and enhancing Mobile IP in DOS, Windows 3.1, and Windows 95 network kernels.
• Designed an RTP (Real Time Protocol) WinSock v2 Layered Service Provider for Windows 95 and Windows NT network kernels.
• Technical lead for DOS and Windows SDK products. Coordinated maintenance and release activities. Responsible for bug fixes and enhancements in all un-owned components.
• Ported SDK libraries to Borland and Watcom compilers. Cleaned up many portability problems and latent bugs.
• Wrote a custom linker to reduce the memory footprint of the TSR kernel.
• Wrote a TSR network printer redirector.

1988-1990 MIT Seismic Instrumentation Lab Cambridge, MA
Research Engineer

• Developed real-time data acquisition and analysis software for an ocean-bottom seismometer.
• Specified major hardware upgrade. Ported C and 8086 assembly development to embedded BASIC and 6303 assembly.
• Wrote a diagnostic and verification package in C for the PC.
• Documented all hardware, software, and usage.

Volunteer experience

• Wrote, maintained, and networked a large registration database.
• Year-round data entry and cash handling.
• Coordinated a staff of 25 volunteers at convention.

Education