Personal details

Anton A. - Remote full-stack developer

Anton A.

Manufacturing Test Engineer
Based in: đŸ‡ș🇾 United States
Timezone: Central Time (US & Canada) (UTC-5)

Summary

I am a Windows software developer who has developed custom physical computing and data acquisition software applications for a major international corporation since 2001.

That's my day job.

As a mentor and freelance contractor, I am available from 5 pm to 10 pm US Central Time every evening and I am usually available on appointment on the weekends.

I usually monitor Codementor regularly throughout the day -- so if you need my assistance, message me and I will get back to you.

Work Experience

Software Development Mentor
Codementor ( arc() ) | Dec 2018 - Present
Java
C++
C
Visual Studio
Visual Basic
.NET

Provides mentoring and perform code reviews for computer science students in C. C++, C#, Java and Visual Basic.

Regularly presented weekly as a “Featured” mentor at www.codementor.io for “providing outstanding experiences for Codementor users”.

For information, please review the profile page here.

Manufacturing Test Engineer
Siemens Industry Inc. | May 2001 - Present
Visual Studio
Visual C++
Visual Basic
LabVIEW
Physical computing
Data acquisition
Robotics Engineering
As a manufacturing test engineer, I am responsible for designing and implementing custom physical computing solutions for custom hardware. The custom hardware uses data acquisiton and simple robotics that functionally tests newly manufactured electronics products to ensure that they meet their required quality specifications.

Education

Self Study
Self Study・C#, Java and Visual Basic
Aug 2018 - Jan 2019
Self Study
Self-Study・SQL
Oct 2017 - Dec 2017

Personal Projects

Dual Room Sensor Test
2013
Visual C++
Physical computing
Data acquisition
This tester was designed so that an operator could test two room humidity/temperature sensors at the same time. The application was designed so that the operator could start the testing of a single room sensor; and while that sensor was testing, the operator could start the testing of another room sensor. Since the functional test of each sensor was approximately forty-five (45) seconds, this allowed the operator to continuously test the room sensosr in an alternating fashion that increased the output of the work area.
Data Matrix Label Feature
2018
Visual C++
STL
LabVIEW
Zebra programming language
Data matrix
It was mandated from Marketing that product line would have a Data Matrix (a 2D barcode format) label placed on each product of a particular model type before shipment to the customer. This was in addition to the product's existing Code 128 barcode. This product line was being tested on two different functional testers -- an older functional tester whose software application was written overseas in LabVIEW 8.5 and a new functional tester that was written by myself in Visual Studio 2010. So I had to create the same software feature for both functional testers -- one in LabVIEW and one in Visual C++. Basically the requirements of this software feature would that it would parse out the product's information -- which was captured by scanning the the product's Code 128 barcode label at the beginning of the functional test. Then this software feature would parse product's information, add additional mandated information and then format and print the resultant Datamatrix label at the end of the test -- once the product passed the functional test.