Russell T. Enderby
635 Morning Creek Lane  Suwanee, Ga 30024  678-482-2133
Email: rte@gdn.net  WWW: www.gdn.net/~rte

PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE

Seeking a research and development position utilizing cutting edge technology, the ability to be creative, and working with a team of others with the same interests and goals.

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Master of Business Administration, Specializing in leadership.
Estimated 2011.  University of Georgia – Terry College of Business, Athens, Ga

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Specializing in software and hardware design.
December 1997.  University of Florida, Gainesville, Fl

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

•	VoIP Technology [ SIP, MGCP ]
•	Telephony / Line Card	
•	RTOS Inner-workings 
•	Cable Modems and Termination Systems
•	Embedded Systems/Design 
•	Internet Programming and Administration

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Senior Staff Software Engineer, Broadcom, Duluth, GA					2005-Present
Develop core Cable Modem and embedded VoIP software for new and existing reference designs.  This includes chips such as BCM3348, BCM3349, BCM3367, and BCM3368.  Handle EMTA support issues and feature requests on a regular basis.  Implemented new DOCSIS 3.0 and IPv6 software designs.

Staff Firmware Engineer, ARRIS, Suwanee, GA						1998-2005
A $1 billion global communications technology company specializing in broadband local access networks.

Developed core Cable Modem and embedded VoIP technology for entire ARRIS CPE product line.  On the development team that made the first working VoIP call in the company. These products were first in the industry to achieve Cablelabs DOCSIS 1.1 and Packetcable certification. 

 Technical CPE developer and co-inventor of ARRIS Wideband Cable Modem  The first modem in the industry capable of transmitting 100Mbps downstream on a single TCP stream over standard DOCSIS  DOCSIS 3.0 is based off of this multiple channel bonding technology developed at ARRIS
 Responsible for Cable MAC/PHY, DMA, line card, RTOS, DSP, USB, Ethernet, core interrupt handler and other core modules  Developed performance data path optimizations to gain speed enhancements over competitor products 
 Worked on a three man development team to design, release, and support first VoIP SIP product line 
 Prime for NAT and Firewall design as well as implementation into our CableHome product offering  Involved in developed of a proprietary load build process to utilize much smaller flash space in product than any other vendor

President, GDN Networks, Inc., Gainesville, FL						1996-Present
An ISP (Internet Service Provider) offering a wide array of services from national dialups to game server hosting.

 Founder responsible for setup, administration, and maintenance for all Internet and network servers  Specific server applications include Game Servers, Email, Dial-up, WWW, FTP, Telnet, DNS and NFS under UNIX/Linux
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635 Morning Creek Lane  Suwanee, Ga 30024  678-482-2133
Email: rte@gdn.net  WWW: www.gdn.net/~rte

Database Programmer, IFAS University of Florida, Gainesville, FL			1997-1998
 Converted existing data from Fox Pro database to new File Maker Pro database  Wrote C program to convert and import word documents into new database  Developed completely new database user interface to meet their needs  Added new features to the database as per request  Wrote additional program to take email requests and print them out on preprinted forms into the correct fields

Owner/Programmer, Metronome Systems, Gainesville, FL				1994-Present
An online (modem and TCP/IP) multiplayer online game system based off of traditional MUD and BBS concepts.

 Created and developed Ursha Null 7 (www.ursha7.com), a multi-player, science fiction, RPG (Role Playing Game) which incorporates graphics and sound over the modem  This long term project included the design and coding for a 1000+ room game environment, and a complete server to communicate over a large array of modems   Developed TCP/IP connectivity for playing over the Internet

Co-Op, Ericsson/General Electric, Lynchburg, VA					1994-1996
 Research and Development work on the EDACS trunked radio system, specifically involving programming and testing of the EDG(EDACS DATA GATEWAY) Phase IIa/b, and III  Developed C/C++ UNIX and windows applications for various projects  Fixed and repaired frequently used software testing applications in C under UNIX

ADDITIONAL EXPIERENCE

•	Standards: CableLabs, DOCSIS, PacketCable, CableHome 
•	Processors: MIPS 4KC/3000/4000, ARM, PPC850, Broadcom, TI and 68HC11
•	Debuggers: WR ICE, VisionICE, EPI Majic, Scan Ice, UDB and GDB, SIGTek, Tornado
•	Compilers: GCC, Green Hill, Diab, Microsoft and Borland
•	Operating Systems: eCos, VxWorks, Nucleus, PSOS, Windows, Solaris, Linux, OS2, DOS, PICK
•	Administrative: Linux, Windows, Solaris, Novell, and Lantasic
•	Programming: C, C++, Assembly, Win32, Java, Basic, Perl, Pascal, Cobol, RPG, TCL, Logo, and Pilot
•	Protocols: IP, TCP, UDP, RTP, FTP, DHCP, TOD, ARP, DNS, HTTP, TELNET, SSH, and many others
•	Geographic Information Systems: ARC/INFO 7.0, including ArcPlot, ArcEdit, ArcView, and MapObjects

DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

Money Tree
 Developed a fully automated Win32 day trading application  Application uses corporate fundamental analysis and news streams to make intelligent decisions on when to buy, sell, and sell short stocks  Money Tree monitors each current holding intraday and buys and sells when certain criteria has been met

S.I.R. (Sector Information and Retrieval) Bot
 A fully autonomous robot used to gather information about a ‘sector’  Information gathered includes room dimensions, and various types of ground terrain  Robot utilizes infrared for obstacle avoidance, a custom ‘stall’ sensor for emergency situations, shaft encoders for distance, and a current sensor to monitor drain on the high speed motors

Patent Award (US PATENT 7100011) – Method and system for reducing storage requirements for program code in a communication device