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PMMail Project leader for the PMMail for OS/2 project for the OS/2 VOICE corporation. Led development team of 22 people to code, document, market and sell the PMMail e-mail program. |
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Fare
cards for mass transit system Took over maintenance of all OS/2 software, corporate-wide. Enhanced MetroCard fare card system used by New York City Transit Authority. Performed software and hardware troubleshooting including PS/2 based Industrial Computers. I used IBM CSet and Communications Manager. |
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Nicolet Spirit Evoked Potential System Repaired the OS/2 Warp computer included with the Nicolet Spirit electrodiagnostic tester. Reinstalled OS/2 and Nicolet software after minor hardware repair. |
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Audio conferencing
Provided OS/2 support for an upgrade to communication servers. Helped with installation and remote control issues. |
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Laser Etching
Equipment Customer with a shop full of laser etching equipment with OS/2 based control computers needed management, communications and backup needs. |
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Semiconductor
equipment Provided support for OS/2 computers embedded in PEP product line of Semiconductor equipment. Wrote exception handlers to gather information about failing systems in the field. Added a module to an OS/2 embedded program to provide reliability measurement and reporting. I used IBM CSet and Borland C++ for OS/2. |
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Scientific
Workstation Provided an IBM Intellistation with OS/2 and eComStation and Windows 2000 installed. Installed lastest fixpaks and created a disaster recovery CD-ROM. |
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Developer
Helpdesk Provided OS/2 support to a team of developers. Supported Visual Age C++ for OS/2, DB/2, Java 1.3.0, JNI,. |
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Suntan
Special Suntan Special is a software installation and deployment framework. Blonde Guy configures workstatios, laptops and servers with this tool. Custom versions of Suntan Special are available. |
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Industrial
Computer Support Blonde Guy provided technical support for a manufacturer of Industrial Computers. These customized IBM Industrial Computers ran OS/2 Warp 4, and the company lacked resources to support OS/2. |