Synopsis resume, more details at http://people.delphiforums.com/gjc/resume/
including links between particular technologies and projects.

George J. Carrette, 148 Peter Spring Road, Concord MA, 01742.
home: 978-371-2218, cell: 617-803-7258, email: gjc@alum.mit.edu

Education: S.B. in pure mathematics Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Hands-on experience in
Product Technology:      XML, JAVA, J2EE, TIBCO, Microsoft +NET,
                         CORBA, SYBASE, ORACLE,
                         PDM SYSTEMS: EIGNER, WINCHILL (PTC), METAPHASE,
                         compiler internals, microcode, assembler,
                         multithreaded, kernel, device driver,
                         filesystem, mathematical simulation, 
                         scientific programming, data mining,
                         process control, realtime systems.
                         Windows NT, Visual C++, MFC. Netscape(NSAPI),
                         Apache, IIS (ISAP), System Programing: 
                         Unix, VMS, Lispmachine (Symbolics, TI, LMI)
                         IBM S/390 IMS and DB2 experience. Websphere,
                         Bea Weblogic. SGML, XML, QA and engineering 
                         methodologies.

Teaching Experience: Boston University, 
                     EK-201 Artificial Intelligence Programming.

DOD Security Clearance

Patent: 4,975,865 Method and apparatus for realtime control.

Management experience: Co-founder, V.P. of Research and Development. 
     Multiple roles in companies in start up mode, and in larger companies
     undergoing rapid growth, new business development and/or reorganization.
     Experience in hiring and team building.
     Project leadership and mentoring. Product evaluation and architecture.
     Residential property management. Regulatory issues.
     Project management.

Sales experience: Presales technical support, competitive bid and 
                  RFQ processes.

Employment Timeline Synopsis: 

 1998-2002:    Northrop Grumman Information Technology - TASC.
 1996-1998:    Information Access Company, Software Architect.
 1995-1996:    MCI / News Corp Internet Venture, Proj Leader/Architect.
 1989-1995:    Mitech Corporation, V.P. of Research and Development.
               Teaching at Boston University.
 1983-1989:    Lawrence Livermore Laboratories, Consultant
               Arthur D. Little, Consultant
               Lisp Machine Inc, Software Developer and Manager.
 1981-1983:    MIT Electrical Engineering Dept, LCS, (RLE) Plasma Fusion 
               Center joint appointment, sponsored research staff.