John A. Marcovitz
2953 Tremont St.
Philadelphia PA.
(215) 464-5329

EDUCATION:

BSEE, Drexel University, Philadelphia. PA.
MSEE, Drexel University, Philadelphia PA.

SKILLS:

PHP, Java, C++, C#, VB.NET, MySQL, Javascript, HTML, CSS

EXPERIENCE:

April 2009 to Present:  Freelance Website Design using  Java Script, JQuery, PHP, HTML and CSS.  Recent Coursework in Advanced Java, Java Server Pages, ASP.NET, ADO.NET, JDBC, SQL Server, Structures and Algorithms Website Design, and UML for IT Business Analysis.  Game Design using XNA and C#. C++ game programming using the Irilicht game engine. 

Numonics Corp. Montgomeryville PA., February 2006 –April 2009. Numonics is one of the manufacturers of the popular Smart Board used in classrooms across the nation.  My function was to write new software to cross platform from Windows to the Linux and OS/X operating systems using Visual C++, and C#.  I also documented my software and wrote user manuals. We were successful at porting our software from MS Windows to Linux and OS/X (MAC) operating systems. I designed and maintained a test database using SQL.  There were also user friendly forms and report generation.  I also wrote control software for an automated tester.   Another cross platform effort between Linux and Ms Windows involved C#/Mono Winforms.

Aegis Communications Group Inc. Los Angeles CA, February 2000 to May 2002.  At Aegis communications I was considered the CTI Engineer.  We had numerous web design projects that used ActiveX technology.  There was also heavy database and C++ programming using ODBC drivers.  My use of Java Scripting and Java Server Pages (JSP) languages were also required.  Some projects required the use of Visual Foxpro forms.

Elanix Inc. Lindero Canyon Road Westlake Village CA. July 1997 to February  2000. At Elanix I participated in C++ programming for Electromagnetic Communications Modelling and Signal Processing.  Part of my job was to write user manuals and application notes.  Another project was to use C++ for a Hardware in the Loop (HWIL) simulation.  I was able to program the TI 6200 and TI 5800 DSPs to run concurrently with the System View program.  

Consultant to California Microwave   November 1996 to July 1997 At California Microwave I was heavily involved with a multithreaded application using C++.  I also did programming for the RS 232 interface for Windows.

DogByte Development.  Los Angeles California. Feb 1996 to Nov 1996.  At Dogbyte Development  I participated in a extensive C++ graphics programming effort of an off the shelf product called “Frame It”.  For that effort the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) were used.

Eagle Creek Systems, San Diego California Feb 1995 Feb 1996.   I was a member of a team effort for the development of a shipping application for the Pitney Bowes corporation.  I participated in graphics development efforts using C++ programming using the Microsoft Foundation Classes.

First Data Resources Marlton NJ. February 1994 to February 1995.  I participated in development efforts  C++ programming using the Microsoft Foundation Classes.

 Rockwell International Anaheim Ca February 1989 to June 1993. Design of Digital logic for space based applications.  Design and specification of digital logic for advanced Radar and satellite communication systems.