Resume

E. Michael Haynes

To once again be the goto man for unsolvable problems and to take advantage of my recent training in web development.

I began by entering machine language loops on the front panel of a PDP 11 at Ampex in the 1970s to test disk drives. I moved up to test engineering where I not only built new test stations but also wrote test and acceptance software suites for both the stations and disk drives. From that point I branched into taking PDP11’s to sea for data acquisition and creating an email system at the Hancock Foundation of USC. During the 1990s I oversaw the 16 to 32-bit migration of spectroscopy systems at ARL/Kevex. In 2004 I created my first website. I interned at the PBY Memorial Foundation in Oak Harbor, WA. in school.

Systems Manager ARL/KEVEX
1992-1998
Responsible for overseeing as well as providing significant coding effort toward new systems development as well as bringing legacy products up to date in order to make full use of latest DSP front end.

Systems Analyst ARL
1986-1992
Major duties included coding from end systems for spectrometers both in the PDP11 and PC worlds. Also traveled onsite to train customers in software usage.

Test Engineer Northup Electronics Division
1985
Spent approximately four hours correcting problem on IAU test set and twelve months chasing the paperwork to get it installed.

Oceanographic Research Assistant USC
1980-1982 Part-time 1983-1984 Full-time
Responsible for PDP11 based acquisition system both in the lab and in deep water. Maintained hardware, wrote acquisition software and email system.

Associate Member, Engineering Staff, Xerox, El Segundo
1980-1982 Full-time
Part of design team creating hardware development system for “10” series copiers as alternative to Intel Blue Box.

Skagit Valley College, MT. Vernon, WA
ATA Multimedia and Interactive Technology Beginning Fall 2014 Graduated August 2016 3.88 GPA
Loyola University, Los Angeles
2 years Electrical Engineering 1972-1974

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