Bryan Bushong

Currently performing design review, code review and module test for commercial helicopter fuel control under EU (French) Aviation Authority. Involves C and ASM code for multiple PowerPC processors, Green Hills real-time operating system, AdaMULTI debugger scripting and LDRA Testbed for C and Assembler.

Performed Design Review, Code Review and Module Test work for RTCA/DO-178B Level A software in C/C++ and Power PC. Included use of LDRA Testbed as well as customized environments, Green Hills AdaMULTI and Integrity RTOS, RCS and Telelogic DOORS. Wrote debugger scripts for AdaMULTI to simulate embedded hardware operation.

Wrote MS-DOS and Perl scripts to automate various administrative tasks.

Wrote Visual Basic scripts to interface MS Office products for various tasks including automating production of traceability matrices for DOORS.

Wrote scripts using proprietary scripting language to debug time clocks.

Led a redesign of the Role Based Access Control Modeling Tool for Security Coordinators and implemented with Visual Basic front-end to interface with MS Access back-end.

Conducted internal audit of Antivirus Policy compliance through the use of Visual Basic and MS-DOS scripts in support of Sarbanes-Oxley.

Updated Command-line batch jobs for ActiveX code signing and validation.

Redesigned and coded department web site using MS Frontpage

Coordinated with employees, department managers and Telco representitives to isolate and disconnect redundant company-provided dial-up lines for Work-at-home employees resulting in significant long-term cost savings.

Authored customized macros for RUMBA mainframe access resulting in greatly increased employee efficiency and faster customer request turnaround times.

Co-facilitated moves of EDI gateway and IBM MQ Configuration Manager to secondary Computer Center in support of company strategy for High Availability and DBAR.

Coordinated with multiple project managers to compile cross-domain reference timeline for major project use of mainframe development and production environments.