U.S. Deptartment of Energy (1994-1996)
Rocketdyne Division, Rockwell International (1990-1996)
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- ETEC Staff Members / Sodium Pump Test Facility
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- The Energy Technology Engineering Center at Rocketdyne SSFL
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- Steam Generator for Power Plant Research
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- Sun Unix Tutorial for Scientists
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- Sun Unix Tutorial for Scientists Inside Cover
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- Solaris Workstation used for Scientific Simulations
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- Fix-it Recipes for Non-Technical Folks
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- Organized Modular C++ Code
From 1994 to 1996, I ran computers at the U.S. Department of Energy ETEC facility with these Key Results:
- Substantially improved the operating efficiency of the computer network by upgrading hardware and software on a tight budget.
- Increased the productivity of 70 scientists and engineers, providing daily computer support in person.
From 1990 to 1993, I contributed at Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne with these Key Results:
- Saved costs and promoted mission safety by improving internal software tools in C/C++
- Helped improve the accuracy and completeness of large-scale technical documents
- Including Software Requirements Analysis and Functional Specifications (for Military Systems)
- Increased the productivity of a team of scientists on a Classified computing laboratory.
- Configured and ran Sun Solaris unix workstations and peripherals such as color printers.
- Administered detailed security procedures to guard sensitive information.
Robert Van den Heuvel, Tech Writer 