Profile:
I enjoy working within the computer field. I have designed circuits, used various test equipment such as oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, In-Circuit-Emulators, plus more, to debug hardware, and software as required. I have designed many applications, being web based, or desktop. Following are the most top fun jobs I had, and the company, from current, to oldest.
For myself, I have programmed the Android tablet. I have many project to pursue on the device. Currently I have a Blackjack game, and a 3x3 puzzle game I think kids would enjoy. You can take pictures from the device, or get the image from the internal library. I have also redesigned this website using CMS with SQL in maintaining a flexible site. I think a cleaver trick was to write a user control so I could use it within the site, this gave me some pages with less than 100 lines of code.
MJ Hall Insurance, learning the insurance business. I assisted in developing an enterprise solution from the accounting, to a web based portal. During the project, I build client side libraries using JavaScript, and JQuery, preventing costly postbacks. I was the DBA, and had fun designing procedures to process calculations based on flexible tables based on different options. Also designed an object using XML to process a flexible data structure, thus eliminating multiple questionable database columns.
ArmorStruxx, learning process of military manufacturing. I assisted the IT department as required, but my main role was developing a web portal for management, and sales staff to view the status of orders. When I first arrived, I was impress by the water-jets to cut material. The final product was used within military vehicles in shielding from IDE's. One of the tasks completed was using Excel data, and importing the information into the SQL database. This also required writhing code behind Excel Developers mode.
Jackson Casino, learning the casino business. Upon arrival, the casino was housed within a tin shed with a IT staff of 7. Upon leaving, the IT staff grew to 40, and the shed evolved to a nice resort. I wore many hats during my employment, from server administrator, to client support. I enjoyed working with the various department writing reports, or applications.

Others included were being part of a R&D/Unix team, using my skills in testing out tape streamers, PCB issues, system performance. Member of field service, writing diagnostics in testing out associated hardware independent of the OS for a POS system. The diagnostics were then released to our field support team to support any issues. Finally, my first company, again within R&D in writing diagnostics for our disk, disk controller, streamer, streamer controller. The company built Spectrum Analyzers, and Mass Spectrometers. This gave me an insight to the physics of molecules

Mike Stuff, Grid