Phillip Moses

Background

About Phillip Moses

Hired by the Air Force as an electronics engineer with focus on desktop app development, I created, supported and maintained applications used in an embedded system that runs on the F-16 fighter jet and desktop tools to support work done by myself and fellow co-workers in a Windows 10 environment. I worked within my team and with members of other teams both in Utah and in other states to ensure system-wide cohesion between subsystems. While C# is my strong point, I have had exposure to several other languages. • Became an advanced C# developer when OOP was not taught in my hardware degrees • Regarded as a highly detailed code reviewer • Manage several user stories at a time at varying stages through the Scrum process • Worked over eight years on the same team • Recognized by peers as a subject matter expert in specific areas pertaining to the F-16, showing that I become proficient in what I do professionally • Condensed information from a 24-hour seminar on MIL-STD-1553 communications to a one-hour course that I taught on two occasions with varying target audiences • Helped develop the backbone of communication between our subsystem and others I was selected from a team of sixteen developers to be on a team of three to re-format the developed code base to run on an alternate F-16 block with both backend API and frontend functional changes. We were the first subsystem development team which completed the job, finishing several months before the full suite of software could be deployed. I created and maintained a code generation tool that translated key data from an entry form into.cs files of standard format to facilitate standardized communications. This tool was used to generate about 160 files ranging from about 200 to several thousand lines of code, saving weeks to months of manual development while avoiding human error.