Chri= stian Jungers

&nb= sp; www.ChristianJungers.com 37 Juniper Drive

= &nb= sp; = Jungers@9K.Net = Amherst= , NH= 03031

Home (603) 672-4223

Cell (603) 661-0145

Summa= ry of Qualifications	I have had considerable experience with technology and its uses throughout my life; in education,= at work, and in my personal life. I have focused on the application of technology for people. In fact, my main interest in technology is not for technology’s sake, but rather for its function to people. I have ba= sic electrical engineering knowledge, training with formal software analysis = and design techniques, familiarity with communication systems and protocols of all kinds, and very extensive systems management experience. In addition,= I have had significant CAD experience and have used various 3-D modeling and rendering packages in the past. I have developed abundant technical knowl= edge in non-computer areas, have gained a good deal of practical business experience, and work well with clients and teams. On several occasions, m= ost notably with Enterasys Networks, I have been able to not only participate= on projects but to manage them as well. My education, and now my work experience, gives me valuable opportunities to expand my existing abiliti= es and to hone my skills.


Hardware	§ Support= ed and implemented various hardware/software co-verification environments § Designe= d and tested a DEC ARM7 based processor using Verilog/VHDL for a college projec= t § Designe= d, installed, and maintained various CAT5 ethernet networks for 4 schools in Amherst and Mont Vernon, NH

Languages	§ Basic, = Visual Basic, Pascal, Hypertalk, C, C++, Java, ADA § MIPS/AR= M/68K/X86/PPC Assembly, Verilog, Lisp, Standard ML-NJ, Prolog, and a variety of formal modeling languages such as SMV and Z § VBScript (client and ASP), JavaScript (client and ASP), SQL, Perl, many markup languages related to HTML, and various operating system script languages<= o:p>

Systems	§ Almost = all breeds of personal computers, DEC Alphas, Sun systems, HP workstations, Silicon Graphics, Next workstations, and VAX mainframes= § Embedded stand-alone systems for VME bus, and custom embedded systems based on Int= el 80960 (Cx, Jx, Hx, Rx), Motorola PPC (68040, 860, 8260, etc.), Hitachi SH3 and SH4, StrongARM, and oth= ers § All typ= es of networking equipment (hubs, switches, routers, etc.) which implement dated protocols such as token ring all the way up to recent features such as wireless, 10 gigabit or faster links, and fiber optics<= /p>

Management	§ Coordin= ated the architectural layout, electrical busing, network wiring, and overall configuration of new engineering labs and secure computer rooms for Enter= asys Networks § Coordin= ated the moving of engineering labs, secure computer rooms, and all of the equ= ipment within them which supported 150+ engineers during 2 separate moves

Educa= tion

Carnegie Mellon University

= Pittsburgh, PA

BS Computer Scienc= e = ; &n= bsp; = ; &n= bsp; = ; &n= bsp; = ; 1997

= = with an additional Major in<= /span> C= ognitive Science &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; 1997

BA Philosophy = ; &n= bsp; = ; &n= bsp; = ; &n= bsp; = ; &n= bsp; 1998=

Masters of Software Engineering = ; &n= bsp; = ; &n= bsp; = ; &n= bsp; 1998

Work = Experience

Enterasys Networks / Cabletron Systems

= Merrimack, NH / Nashua, NH / Andover<= /span>, MA

Corporate Process Manager: Initially hired as the first and only memb= er of a support group for all firmware engineering within Cabletron, I quickly = took on management of the group as the existing managers transitioned into different roles. The group has consisted of 4 full time employees as well= as 3 co-ops all under my management. While the group has grown, we have supp= orted nearly 2000 engineers across more than a dozen sites around the world wor= king on innumerable projects with massively diverse designs, requirements, implementations, and tools. Over time, our group’s charter has grow= n to include supporting all of engineering across the corporation (firmware, software, and hardware).

September 1998

to Present


May 1997 to Present in-active	9K Netâ= , A Division of Lecza Technologies Inc.	= Bedford, NH=
Director of Technologies: After five months of initial development, I joined this startup company as a partner. I assumed responsibility of all technical issues in the company. These responsibilities covered a wide spectrum of activities including managing our intranet communications, purchasing hardware and software, and engineering our software solutions = on the company’s web site www.9k.net. We have hired part-time employees at various stages at which time I was their immediate manager.

March 1991 to August 1998	Christian Jungers	Pittsburgh, PA
Computer Consultant= : I assisted clients to better use and under= stand their technological resources. Typically this included resolving hardware= and software problems. This work was done for a variety of companies as well = as on a free-lance basis.

May 1996 to January 1997	Internet Design Company=	Nashua, NH=
Software Engineer: I entered this company as the fourth emplo= yee and, as such, took on many responsibilities. This start-up company began through a sub-contract from a defense company (under contract to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency<= /a>, DARPA) intending to leverage a new defense product to the commercial mark= et. My personal responsibilities included integrating several large companies’ efforts (Lockheed Sanders, Motorola, ISX, and Hughes) on different aspects of the product, elaborating requirements for additional product components, implementing those components, and planning for the continued evolution of the product and the company.

July 1995 to August 1995	Telemark Management, Inc.	= Bedford, NH=
Information Systems Manager: My responsibilities for this small telemar= keting company were twofold. I acted both as the manager of their internal technological resources, and as a day-to-day employee handling their data= flow. As such I had to make sure that all employees were able to carry out their regular tasks as efficiently as possible and that I could also carry out = the tasks given to me. I made sure that all incoming data was useable within = our systems and that all customer needs for output were met.

June 1995 to July 1995	Sanders, A Lockheed Martin Company/BAE Syste= ms	= Hudson, NH=
Seasonal Intern – RASSP = Group: I worked in Sanders’ Rapid prototypi= ng of Application Specific Signal Processing (RASSP) group. I was one of two programmers designing and implementing the controller software for a synthetic aperture radar system on-board an F-15. The code was written in= ADA and was executed on an embedded Motorola 68= 040 system in a VME chassis for which I was responsible for configuring. This system was successfully demonstrated at the annual RASSP conference for D= ARPA in Washing= ton, DC in late July 1995.

June 1994 to August 1994 January 1995	Seasonal Intern - <= st1:place>Signal= Processing= Center = of Technology: I performed tas= ks ranging from computer maintenance issues to small programming assignments. I also= had the opportunity to gain extensive familiarity with the World Wide Web by designing and developing the Sanders AE&T Web pages. This included so= me CGI programs written in C. In August 1994, I aided the RASSP group in the presentation of various RASSP tools and methodologies to ARPA at the annu= al RASSP conference in Washington= , DC.

December 1990 to August 1993	Thematic Systems Incorporated<= /span>	= Amherst, NH=
Computer Salesman, Technician,= and Consultant: I handled sales= ; both on the phone as well as in person. All customers’ technical problems were my responsibility. As such, I was the technical backbone for this sm= all company over the three years of my employment, until leaving for college = in the summer of 1993.

References	Available upon request…

Chri= stian Jungers

&nb= sp; www.ChristianJungers.com 37 Juniper Drive

Home (603) 672-4223

Christian Jungers

Internet Design Company=