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Manuel Gonzalez
(786) 768-8873
Orlando, FL manogonzalez1994@gmail.com
manolo94.github.io
A Software Engineer with over 7 years of professional programming experience, mainly in user interface development, simulators, and computer graphics.
Programming Languages: Ada, C, C++, C#, Python, Java, JavaScript
Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows, Ubuntu, Red Hat, CentOS
Protocols: HTTP, UDP, MODBUS, CIGI
Tools & Technologies: Microsoft Visual Studio, GTK, Bash Scripting, RTI DDS, Unity, Unreal, Git, Gitlab
Others: Multithreading, Socket Programming, Serial Programming, Computer Graphics
Software Engineer Senior
Lockheed Martin February 2017 - Present
Developed and maintained ground training simulator software. With several multimillion-dollar products that met government testing standards and were successfully fielded.
· Developed simulation applications using the Unreal Engine with an emphasis on multiple instances coordinating via network communication to simulate different points-of-view within a vehicle
· Developed simulation applications using the Unity Engine interfacing with proprietary libraries
· Major contributor developing tools to transition from RCS (Revision Control System) to Git, which included a custom solution using Git subtrees to manage a monolithic repo
· Contributed to the transition from local build systems to cloud solutions (Jenkins, Gilab)
· Developed and maintained applications that use the DDS specification for network communication
· Developed and maintained applications that use the CIGI protocol for network communication
University of Central Florida Graduation date: Dec 2016
B.Sc. with Honors in Computer Science GPA: 3.940
Honors: magna cum laude
3DCytoflow September 2015 April 2016
· Team Size: 3
· Role: Designer, Developer, Tester
· Technologies used: ASP.NET MVC 6, Bootstrap, JavaScript, T-SQL, Git, Ubuntu Linux, Three.js
Our system provided online visualization of flow cytometry data using Cloud Computing, with wide applications in medicine specifically cancer treatment. It implemented an algorithm researched at the University of Central Florida that simplified high-dimensional datasets into three dimensions.
Remote Thermal Therapies (Android App Prototype) January 2015 June 2015
· Role: Designer, Developer, Tester
· Technologies used: Android SDK, Eclipse, Bluetooth, MODBUS, SQLite
This Android application allowed online monitoring and prescription of thermotherapies, removing the need of human oversight during therapy sessions. The application added a touch user interface, automatic thermotherapy execution and internet connection to a digital water temperature controller.