1. GREGG CURÉ
SYSTEMS/SOFTWARE ENGINEER
4650 Mount Alifan Dr., San Diego, CA 92111
(cell: 858-525-5946, e-mail: gregg_cure@yahoo.com)
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY:
I am a long-term resident of San Diego, CA seeking a rewarding and thriving experience with an employer where I can contribute
to its success, and establish lasting and beneficial relationships with co-workers and customers.
Over 34 years of experience working on a variety of software applications, participating in all stages of the software development
life cycle, from requirements analysis, through design and implementation, to testing and deployment. Exercised a lead role on
numerous projects, consistently meeting or exceeding project and customer objectives. Recognized expert in the military’s
Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) key management domain. Extensive background in successful interactions with
customers, including Tier III support (and beyond) for military installations operating cryptographic key management systems.
Produce quality software with attention to detail and high modularity. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Primary
expertise includes software development in the C, C++, Basic, and SQL languages, and UNIX shell scripting. Reliable, team-
player, ambitious, self-driven. Eager to learn new areas of technology and apply my past skills to drive success.
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
Languages: C, C++, Basic, Java, JUnit, F77, RAT77, XML, Perl, X-Windows/Motif, DCE-RPC
Operating Systems: UNIX (HP-UX, Solaris, Mac OS X), Linux, Windows
Productivity Software: MS Word, MS PowerPoint, MS Excel
Hardware Systems: SUN, HP 900, HP 1000, HP 9000/300&700, PC, Tektronix 4054
Database: Oracle/Informix/Sybase SQL & Embedded SQL in C code
Source Code Control: Subversion, SCCS, RCS
Tools: MS Visual Studio, Eclipse (Juno)
Certificates: CompTIA Security+ (as of May 31, 2013)
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY AND EXPERIENCE:
Leidos & Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) (10/1988-Present)
(04/2014-Present): Systems Engineer and Software Engineer for the Intermediary Application (iApp).
• Served primarily as software engineer for a Mission Critical web services based platform for distributing cryptographic
keys across the DoD and enhancing the security of the Services.
• Participated in agile systems engineering and software development processes.
• Developed NSA-compliant software in C language for low-level serial (RS-232) communications with NSA-approved
cryptographic key fill devices.
• Development in Java for parsing and conversion of NSA key management data constructs to JAXB class hierarchies.
• Assisted systems engineers in defining requirements and design for future software capabilities.
(09/2014-12/2014): Security Analyst for the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Connected Vehicle Security Analysis
program.
• Analyzed existing vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure architecture and security requirements that involve a
DOT-specific PKI (i.e., Security Credential Management System), which employs privacy of certificate holders and
optimized certificate revocation.
• Identified potential areas of concern in regards to extensibility with existing/future connection points.
• Participated in phone interviews with industry experts on how the PKI might be employed now and into the future.
(12/2008-04/2014): Systems Engineer and Software Lead for the Common User Application Software (CUAS).
• Served as system engineer and lead software engineer for a Mission Critical web based application for managing
ground distribution of Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) cryptographic keys to support Army, Air Force,
and Navy field operations.
• Established a productive relationship with government entities and other contractors to meet operational needs.
• As Subject Matter Expert (SME) on AEHF functionality, analyzed, diagnosed and solved technical problems that
occurred at military installations.
• Performed a key role in all system/software engineering, and testing involving AEHF functionality.
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2. GREGG CURÉ
SYSTEMS/SOFTWARE ENGINEER
4650 Mount Alifan Dr., San Diego, CA 92111
(cell: 858-525-5946, e-mail: gregg_cure@yahoo.com)
• Performed system engineering duties, including requirements analysis, management, and production of supporting
technical documents (SRS, SDD, DBDD, SVD, SPS, ICDs).
• Defined the software architecture in CUAS to support AEHF functionality.
• Managed a team of software developers to implement AEHF functionality in CUAS.
• Re-engineered CM process and managed all software deliveries to government customers.
• Re-engineered API development environment and process on SCO UNIX Virtual machines running on Windows
platforms.
• Upon end of contract, devised and managed transition of all software and documentation assets to government
ownership.
• Developed a simulator version of operational software with an expansive set of test data and MS PowerPoint training
slides for use by Army and Air Force training facilities.
(12/2008-02/2009): Systems Engineer for development of a White Paper on NSA’s Physical to Electronic Transition (PET)
initiative.
• Reviewed existing test artifacts provided by CPSG/ZJ, and provided analysis and recommendations.
• Attended an on-site Technical Interchange Meeting (TIM) at CPSG, Lackland AFB to perform further on-hand testing
and analysis with PET ECUs.
• Composed a slide presentation package for use by CPSG’s internal briefing on PET.
• Developed a White Paper that outlines the recommendations for resolving problems with regard to PET for certain
ECUs.
(10/2008-12/2008): Systems Engineer for the Non-Line of Sight – Launch System (NLOS-LS) program.
• Assisted in reviewing and correcting software requirements.
• Developed a detailed and comprehensive set of test cases for verifying software correctness with respect to software
requirements and generation of operational key material.
• Developed shell scripts and software tools (written in the C language) to assist unit and integration testing efforts in
verifying that the software correctly identifies and generates operational key material.
• Developed a formal procedure that documented the steps in providing operational key material to customers.
• Coordinated all operational key deliveries to customer using formal procedures to verify accuracy of all key material.
• Worked with customer to resolve issues discovered during actual use of operational key material.
(02/2007-10/2008): Lead Systems Engineer for the Common User Application Software - Advanced Extremely High Frequency
(CUAS-AEHF) program.
• Established a strong understanding of the Electronic Key Management System (EKMS) architecture, the Local
COMSEC Management System (LCMS), and the Benign Fill process utilized by the existing CUAS software.
• Researched the AEHF Key Management Architecture (KMA) and performed system and software requirements
analysis, and produced resulting Software Design Documents (SDDs) to support CUAS software Threads.
• Participated in Technical Interchange Meetings to present all system engineering aspects of the CUAS-AEHF program.
• Provided crucial support to development staff to assist in overall software architecture, and to assure conformity to
software requirements.
• Assisted the test team by providing test procedure outlines to address all requirements for all AEHF-related software
units, and devised a strategy to execute an end-to-end test of the AEHF capability within CUAS.
• Developed shell scripts and software tools (written in the C language) to assist unit and integration testing efforts.
• Participated in weekly government-sponsored teleconferences to support ongoing efforts to support AEHF operations
within CUAS.
(02/2006–02/2007): Test engineer on the Joint Network Management System (JNMS) program for the Joint Task Force.
• Investigated all existing test cases to perform impact analysis, based on new, modified and deleted requirements and
software components. Updated these test cases based on findings.
• Analyzed requirements and software design documents (SDD) to define and write test plans and detailed procedures to
address new and modified software requirements.
• Teamed with system engineering and development staff to verify, refine, correct and improve system requirements, and
to gain insight into software functionality for more complete and accurate testing.
• Developed innovative solutions to minimize testing efforts and maintenance of test procedures.
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3. GREGG CURÉ
SYSTEMS/SOFTWARE ENGINEER
4650 Mount Alifan Dr., San Diego, CA 92111
(cell: 858-525-5946, e-mail: gregg_cure@yahoo.com)
• Re-engineered and managed the Formal Acceptance Test (FAT) procedures used to verify properly configured network
planning laptop systems prior to FQT and deployment to the customer.
• Utilized CMMI process for metrics collection, incident reporting and peer reviews.
(07/2002-02/2006): Software engineer and system administrator on the EH-101 program, a mission planning system for the
Italian Navy’s EH-101 helicopter.
• Developed code in C++ that interfaced to the Maritime Command and Control Information System (MCCIS), hosted
on HP platforms running the HP-UX operating system.
• Developed numerous software components to support the complete mission planning process, from pre-mission data
preparation and analysis to post-flight analysis and reporting.
• Designed and implemented an API in C++ to interface to the underlying GIS by coordinating all graphics input/output
requests, event processing and handling of graphical data elements.
• Configured and managed the development environments used by all software engineers.
• Managed quality assurance and technical direction on all CM builds, including backups and system security auditing.
• Configured the hardware and software environment on each system that was to be delivered to the customer.
• Generated supporting documentation, such as the Software Product Specification (SPS) and the Software Center
Operator’s Manual (SCOM).
• Played a key role on several business trips to Italy to provide crucial on-site integration testing and support, interacting
with the customer and helicopter systems to verify software functionality and correctness.
(11/1999-06/2002): Lead software engineer on the National DGZ List (NDL) / National Target Base (NTB) Development System
(NIDS II) program to support U.S. Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM).
• Developed and managed an in-house GIS software package written in C that utilized OOPS methodologies and X-
Windows/Motif, running on Sun hardware platforms.
• Developed software to incorporate Compressed ARC Digitized Raster Graphics (CADRG) data.
• Developed an optimized interface to execute dynamic SQL (utilizing ESQL/C and SQL) against the Sybase RDBMS.
(03/1994-11/1999): Lead software engineer on the FAS/CIVIC (Nuclear Fallout Assessment System/Civilian Casualties)
program to support STRATCOM and NORAD.
• Developed and maintained a large software suite written in C and F77 that incorporated geographic map data, historic
and real-time weather data, weapon and target data, and nuclear prompt and fallout methodologies, hosted on Sun and
PC platforms running Solaris UNIX operating system.
• Handled all software development, maintenance, configuration management, testing, delivery, customer training and
support.
• Worked closely with government agencies to coordinate requirements, integration and site acceptance.
• Successfully deployed software to many government agencies to support their nuclear planning analysis and readiness.
(10/1988-03/1994): Principal software engineer for the Automated Nuclear Biological and Chemical Information System
(ANBACIS) program to support the Army Chemical School.
• Converted the original software, which was written in Pascal and tied to a GRID laptop, to the C language and re-
hosted it on a PC and UNIX platforms.
• Integrated software with numerous Command and Control (C2) Systems, such as the Maneuver Control System
(MCS), the Standard Theater Command and Control System (STACCS), and the Brigade and Below Command and
Control System (B2C2), which involved detailed data and graphics communications.
• Developed innovative software that executed dynamic SQL (utilizing ESQL/C and SQL) against the Oracle RDBMS to
support the Informix RDBMS, which was configured to run either locally or across a distributed network utilizing
DCE-RPC.
• Handled all software development, maintenance, configuration management, testing, delivery, customer training and
support.
• Coordinated efforts with numerous government agencies and contractors to ensure accurate and timely software
deliveries.
Honeywell Corporation (12/1987–09/1988): Programmer and system administrator.
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4. GREGG CURÉ
SYSTEMS/SOFTWARE ENGINEER
4650 Mount Alifan Dr., San Diego, CA 92111
(cell: 858-525-5946, e-mail: gregg_cure@yahoo.com)
• Provided complete software development and system administration to support a corporate budget/estimating
department.
• Developed and maintained code written in F77 and Rational Fortran 77 (RAT77).
• Worked closely with budgeting staff to assess system impact of new requirements. Performed all testing, training and
user support.
Tetra Tech Services Inc. (04/1981–12/1987): Programmer.
• Developed software using the RAT77 and Basic languages on HP 1000 and Tektronix 4054 GIS platforms to support a
Wargaming Simulation application (WEPTAC) used by the Naval Air Weapons Station in China Lake, CA.
• Developed Anti-submarine Warfare (ASW) applications and message communication systems for the Naval Ocean
Systems Center (NOSC), based on HP 9000 platforms using Rocky Mountain BASIC.
• Worked on an Airline Reservation System for PSA utilizing touch-screen technology and C code.
EDUCATION: High School, some college courses
AWARDS
July 2009 – Certificate of Appreciation from the Non-Line Of Sight Launch System (NLOS-LS) Project Office for exceptional
technical leadership and assistance that contributed to the success of the NLOS-LS program. Signed by Douglas A. Dever,
Colonel, Field Artillery, Project Mgr NLOS-LS.
2009 – Employee of the 3rd
Quarter, Integrated Security and Systems Solutions Business Unit
June 14, 1996 - Recognition for Outstanding Performance toward the success of the Chemical Corps portion of the Prairie
Warrior ’96 Advanced Warfighting Experiment. Signed by Ralph G. Wooten, Brigadier General, U.S. Army, Commandant of the
U.S. Army Chemical School at Fort McClellan, Alabama.
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