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Lilly Iverson

309 S. 135 W.        Orem, UT 84001           (801) 224-9876         lilly@yahoo.com

SUMMARY:         Progressive, cutting-edge experience in software design and development in major systems, kernel/OS and network protocols, with an emphasis on performance-driven, multi-threaded systems. Championed quality assurance.

Experience includes:

- Languages: C/C++, x86 Assembly, C#, PHP, JavaScript

- Operating Systems: LINUX, NetWare, UNIX, Windows XP

- Multi-threaded Drivers: USB Storage host controller, Ethernet, ATM

- Protocols: Ethernet, TCP/IP, UDP, PPP, SCSI-disk, SSH, SNMP, RIP, ATM

- Internet services

- SQL, Multi-Processor system programming

Project Lead/Senior Software Engineer,  eFinityWeb  Orem, Utah                                              12/2008 – present

·          Co-architected high-end audio driver for Apple iPhone, iPad, iPod and McIntoshes.

·          Testing framework with NUnit, ValCache.

·          Lead/managed the development efforts of engineers in architecting and coding Battle Zone, an interactive TCP/IP based shoot’em-up game complete with firing projectiles, sensors and scoring. Managed test-driven, Agile development and quality efforts.

·          Installed/Tested Microsoft’s Hyper-V, running multiple virtual machines. Setup WinDbg kernel debugger to research/investigate OS internals.

·          Used Microsoft’s SQL server to create, modify and update tables and databases (.net).

Senior Software Engineer, Novell,  Provo, Utah                                                                              10/95 – 11/2008

·       SUSE Labs: Debugging LINUX and patching the kernel, identifying and fixing defects. Personally have contributed code to Linux kernel (see linux.org)

·       Tasked with analyzing NetWare networking code to determine security holes. Specifically found significant problems with buffer overrun attacks and fixed code.

·       Designed and wrote new features for Novell LAN Device Drivers and modules such as TCP/IP hardware checksumming, jumbo frames, and IPsec, greatly improving bandwidth/performance.

·       Designed and developed a USB host controller (device driver) for UHCI hardware. Investigated USB storage over Fibre-Channel/SCSI disk drives (LUN apportioning).

·       Developed LINUX code for Novell’s Client, including kernel interface to LINUX VFS system and QT gui. Used ssh and bash scripts to install and configure; SVN source control.

·       Wrote LINUX kernel I/O Controls for a driver able to suspend, start and change process priorities.

·       Awarded high recognition by the CTO for a company-wide competition to write code and conduct research into the Linux kernel, achieving first-place in Novell’s Linux Bootcamp Competition.

·       Wrote specs/test-matrix for testing hardware with virtualization running XEN, specifically for paravirtualized and fully-virtualized systems, hosting multiple virtual machines. Performed tests.

·       Wrote technical specifications such as TCP/IP segmentation offloading, storage access APIs, and UHCI USB driver.

·       Extensive experience in troubleshooting network protocols, device drivers, and NIC cards.

·       Demonstrates initiative. When a $4.6 million contract with State of Ohio GNOC center was suddenly in jeopardy, I debugged the problem and wrote an emergency fix in Ethertsm.nlm. Another built it and the State of Ohio had their fix within hours, thus preserving Novell's commitment.

·       Proactive. India submitted a large change to LAN source routing; I reviewed it (but wasn’t required to). I discovered they’d reversed the way source route discovery was performed. I quickly realized their proposal would route all packets through just a few bridges causing enormous network congestion. It would have been a disaster for Ford, Chase Manhattan and Social Security, appearing as a massive Denial of Service (DoS) Attack.

Senior Software Engineer, Unisys,  Salt Lake City, Utah                                                               11/83 – 09/95

·       Designed and wrote most of an Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) prototype device driver designed to support 2000 virtual circuit connections for Video Streaming.

·       Researched and investigated H.263 (H.264) video compression for ATM.

·       Supported WAN frame relay.

·       Co-developed and designed Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP, RFC 1661), used to interconnect LANs, and the associated IP control protocol.

·       Designed and developed a UNIX Ethernet device driver for 16-way Pentium processor server.

·       Developed IEEE 802.5 Token Ring device driver and services for the TI TMS380C16 chip.

·       Developed significant portions of IEEE 802.2 Logical Link Control  (LLC type 1 and 2) for Token Ring product.

·       Provide backup support for SNMP management product.

·       Quick starting. Unisys contracted with the State of Texas to provide PPP services for $1.0 million. I and another were abruptly pulled from other projects and assigned to PPP. In 6 months we designed, wrote and delivered PPP to the State of Texas. The manager stated it was the fastest product rollout he had ever seen at Unisys.

·       Ran network certification tests. Evaluated and wrote corrections for areas of nonconformance.

EDUCATION:       04/83 BSCS, Brigham Young University, Provo UT (including coursework towards a master’s)

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