Research Scientist Resume Dearborn, MI - Hire IT People

SUMMARY:

30+ years’ experience in software, algorithm development, system integration, image processing, photogrammetry, and professional training
Defense - and automotive background
4+ years as member of Confidential ’s Virtual Driver Systems (VDS) research project for autonomous vehicles
LiDAR processing
Automotive radar processing and filtering
Sensor calibration
3D Mapping
Co-author on several patents related to automated driving
Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) processing and simulation
Digital photogrammetry, large-area mapping, image processing, and parameter optimization
Software development using C++, C, MATLAB, PERL, FORTRAN, and other languages

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:

Research Scientist

Confidential, Dearborn, MI

Responsibilities:

Map production, sensor calibration, data collection and analysis, hardware requirements, recruiting, management demos o Co-author on several patents related to automated driving
Supported Confidential ’s VisiBuilding program (DARPA)
Data analysis, algorithm and software development, off-site data collections o Close-range digital photogrammetry for camera calibration
Designed and wrote software for introducing artificial disturbances into CCD products
Developed CCD product quality metrics model
SPSS regression of Image-Analyst-graded quality vs. image statistics from systematically- degraded CCD products
Participated in software development / maintenance for synthetic SAR data generation
Software for Digital Elevation Model (DEM) extraction from Confidential pairs
Software and algorithms for radargrammetric mapping model, multi-scene adjustment, for Confidential
Designed and implemented satellite photogrammetric triangulation software for commercial Electro- Optical (EO) sensors (SPOT-Image, LANDSAT-Thematic Mapper, Indian Remote Sensing)
Provided overseas and domestic on-site training for those customers
Integrated COTS (OrthoMAX) DEM extraction with LM and Veridian deliverable large-area mapping systems
Taught the calculus-based physics lecture sequence at Lansing Community College