Robert J. Antonucci

Education:

Master of Science - Computer Engineering,

University of California at Santa Cruz, June 1994, No GPA given.

Bachelor of Science - Computer Science

Duke University, Durham NC, May 1992, GPA 3.7

Graduate Courses:

Neural Computation Machine Learning

Object Oriented Design Computer Networks

Machine Architecture

Skills:

Computer Languages: C++, Java, C, HTML, SGML, UML, OMT
Tools: RCS, CVS, BCS, Versant, ObjectStore, UIM/X, Motif

Professional Experience:

3/96 - Present: Century Computing, Inc., Laurel, MD

• Technical Lead - Full Text Retrieval System.

  Currently providing searchable, readable, full-text medical books on the web for the National Library of Medicine. Three tier system with C++ server using an OODBMS and both HTML/CGI and Java thin clients. Researching different search and retrieval techniques with medical data.

• Software Engineer - User Interface and Executive

  Worked with NASA Goddard's Flight Dynamics division to rapidly produce graphical interfaces for legacy simulations. Single UIM/X generated C++ interface to back-end executive that could be configured to represent and run standard NASA simulations.

10/94 - 3/96: Engineering Research Associates

• Design Lead - WarBreaker

  Worked with the Data Fusion group, which specializes in processing large amounts of varied data to infer unknown statistics, to semi-automatically maintain military intelligence database. C++ program to populate, maintain, and allow modification of OODBMS.

• Software Engineer - IR+D Storage Manager

  Created a generic C++ storage manager to be used in intra-division tool library. Highly templated, very versatile, component for storing (also known as serializing or pickling) C++ objects of dynamic structure.

4/93 - 6/94: University of California at Santa Cruz

• Teaching Assistant

Personal:

Volleyball. Aikido.
Religious Youth Group Leader at Duke, UCSC, and Santa Cruz churches.

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