Stephen G. Lewis

1901 Old Concord Road, Apartment J5 - Smyrna, GA 30080 - (770) 433-8386

You can email me at sglewis@mindspring.com

Summary

Experienced software engineer with strong backgrounds in developing industrial and business applications in PC and LAN-based workstation environments, who is seeking a challenging permanent/contract-based software development position.

Experience

November 1995 to present - Sprint - 3100 Cumberland Circle - Atlanta, GA 30339

Title - Applications Developer

Helped design and develop WinNEWT, a network modeling and pricing tool used to develop sales proposals in the field. WinNEWT is written with Delphi using BDE to store data in Paradox databases.
Developed several custom Delphi VCL components used by several projects.
Designed and developed a Windows installation program for WinNEWT using InstallShield.
Designed and developed several utility DLL’s for use by WinNEWT and the installation program using C and Delphi.

February 1995 to November 1995 - Byer's Engineering - 6285 Barfield Road - Atlanta, GA 30328

Title - Software Developer

Designed and developed several modules of Byer's TRCS/2 CAD system, using Visual Age C++ in an OS/2 environment.

June 1994 to February 1995 - Lewis Consulting

Formed independent company to accept software engineering contracts. A list of these contracts follows:

June 1994 to present - Sprint - 3100 Cumberland Circle - Atlanta, GA 30339

Wrote a Windows NT utility to convert data read in from a mainframe generated 9-track computer tape to a Microsoft Access database and several other flat data files used by other programs.
Primary software engineer in charge of implementation and design of the user interface for a database lookup and reporting utility for Windows 3. 1.
Both of these utilities were written in C++ using Borland's OWL class library, and employed SQL queries of Microsoft Access databases using ODBC.

August 1987 to June 1994 - Carolina Lasercut Corporation - 3703 Alliance Drive - Greensboro, NC 27407

Title - Systems Manager

Responsible for design, installation, and maintenance of networks for HP 9000 workstations and X-terminals at two different manufacturing plants.
Wrote a graphics terminal emulator for PC's using C and 8086 assembler.
Developed menu-based programs, using HP-UX scripts, to load CNC code into various controllers, and to allow customers to transfer CAD files via modem.
Wrote various conversion programs in C and FORTRAN to allow CAD drawings from other systems to be read into the company's CAD system.
Designed reports for Symix (a manufacturing accounting package written with Progress 4GL, running under AIX on a PS/2).
Developed an error-tracking database using Borland Paradox for Windows.
Developed custom CNC subprograms for cutting families of parts on Anorad and Fanuc industrial machine controllers.
Developed numerous Interact CAD system macros.

February 1984 to August 1987 - Holiday Steel Rule Die Company - 122-B Walnut Circle - Greensboro, NC 27409

Title - CAD operator

Primary duty was the design and layout of paper-board folding cartons using an Interact CAD system.
Developed macros for Interact CAD system.
Developed a floppy disk based database, using PASCAL, to catalog the floppies used to store CAD files for old job orders.
Developed custom CNC subprograms for cutting families of parts on Anorad controllers.

Summary of Skills

Languages

Borland's Delphi & C++ with OWL class library, InstallShield, SQL, 8086 assembly language, FORTRAN, Pascal, CNC code for Anorad and Fanuc controllers.

Operating systems

Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows 3.1, MSDOS, OS/2, Linux, HP-UX, AIX for PS/2, AOS/VS.

Database tools

BDE, ODBC, Microsoft Access, Borland Paradox for Windows, Progress 4GL.

Education

July 1997 - Attended the 1997 Borland Developer's Conference

August 1990 through November 1992 - Educated at Guilford Technical Community College (GPA 4.0)

August 1980 through February 1984 - Educated at North Carolina State University

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Last updated: August 04, 1997