Bradley E. Rintoul

7988 Camino Jonata
San Diego CA 92122
H: (858) 658-9530, C: (619) 784-9666, brintoul@sbcglobal.net

OBJECTIVE:

Software development position in fast-paced environment with high quality individuals producing high quality software.

PAST EMPLOYMENT:

12/06 to present - SCME Mortgage Bankers, San Diego, CA

• Developed web application using Spring for dependency injection. Used Spring MVC for web framework.
• Used Hibernate for ORM.
• Used JAXB and XSLT to generate Java classes from industry standard XML (MISMO) for use in data model as value objects
• Developed web application prototype with Google Web Toolkit (GWT)

2/00 to 12/06 - Alaris Medical Systems, San Diego, CA

• Developed web application using JSP with JSTL run by Tomcat Servlet Container 5.x for access to and manipulation of data stored in MySQL database. Involved Javascript code for client side validation of form input. Used container managed security using a JDBC Realm to store username/password information. Used open-source tag library "extremetable" for display of data in HTML table.
• Developed code in C# and in Java to perform serial communications with embedded device using multiple threads for cross-platform software development kit.
• Used XSL transformations to transform XML from database to form of XML required by XML consumer for uploading of information.
• Implemented State, Singleton, Facade, Observer and Abstract Factory design patterns.
• Developed designs, implemented and unit tested code for application to program embedded device via PC serial port using ATL/COM.
• Designed and implemented a thread-safe protocol stack on the PC to mirror an embedded device's protocol stack. This component ran in user mode, not in kernel mode and was not a device driver.
• Worked with SQL Server 7.0 database using ADO to persist parameters to be read from/written to attached device.

6/99 to 12/99 - Voice It Worldwide, Inc., Rancho Bernardo, CA

• Developed software development kit (SDK) written in C++ for use with handheld digital recorder connected through a PC serial port.
• Wrote TCP/IP sockets-based network communication software implementing a multithreaded server/client for voice chat product prototype.

2/97 to 6/99 - QUALCOMM Personal Electronics, San Diego, CA

• Wrote program in C to implement shop floor control system's client-side interaction and serial communications with PCS handsets for factory flow control and data collection.
• Rewrote aforementioned program in C++ using Visual C++ 5.0 and MFC, utilizing multithreading and sockets for TCP/IP-based client/server communications.
• Designed and worked closely with mechanical engineers to build test fixture for PCB including automation of test equipment through DIO and GPIB, audio path testing and LED detection.
• Decreased cellular phones acoustic test station test time by 40% through software changes to existing test program and efficient time management through automation.

6/95 to 11/96 - U.S. Robotics Corp., Skokie, IL

• Wrote programs in Visual Basic and C to control Rockwell digital cordless telephone ASIC for processing gain measurements of 900 MHz cordless telephone design.
• Used 12-bit National Instruments DAQ card, GPIB card and LabVIEW software to automate and acquire data from GPIB-controlled instruments.

SIDE PROJECTS:

Mozilla Firefox Extension Development

• Developed "LookAhead" extension for Mozilla Firefox browser. Development included learning and working with XUL, Javascript and some SOAP. Much research was required to learn how to work within the Mozilla environment/framework - a display of my ability to work independently and my ability to research.
• Developed "HuntAndGather" extension for Mozilla Firefox browser. This development uses the XMLHTTPRequest object (AJAX) available in the Firefox browser for asynchronous updates to UI components in the browser's toolbar.

EDUCATION:

University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, Electrical and Computer Engineering

University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, Electrical and Computer Engineering

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