CHARLES P. PETERSON 4007 Enchanted Sun San Antonio, TX 78244 e-mail: Charles_P_Peterson@fcircus.sat.tx.us (Telephone and References on Request) OBJECTIVE Challenging short-term assignments on a contract or hourly basis, preferably part-time or limited duration assignments. SKILLS Design and programming. I like technically challenging areas such as systems programming, language processing, and applied mathematics. I learn things well and do quality work quickly. EXPERIENCE PETERSON SOFTWARE SERVICES: Principal. October 1991 - Present. Developed GFFT spectrum analysis program in C. (Also have been taking care of my mother who has lung cancer.) G.E./CALMA/PRIME/COMPUTERVISION: Principal Software Design Engineer, October 1983 - October 1991. Designed and developed new products and enhancements in the systems, core, database, object technology, and user programming language areas of major CAD/CAM systems. Languages: C, object oriented C, assembler (VAX and 68000), Lisp, and FORTRAN. Systems: VMS and Unix. FCTCPAC (U.S. Navy Civil Service): GS-11 Computer Systems Programmer, March 1980 - October 1983. Developed an authoring system for Computer Aided Instruction. This included interactive graphics, language processing, and system software development. Languages: FORTRAN and PDP-11 assembler. VALIDITY CORPORATION: Computer Programmer, January - March 1980. Designed and implemented publications tracking database programs for the U.S. Navy using FORTRAN. POMONA COLLEGE PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT: Student Research Assistant, June 1976 - September 1978. Designed experiments and computer programs to perform basic research in human auditory and visual perception. Wrote programs to digitally synthesize sounds, control experiments, and analyze data. Languages: FORTRAN and PDP-11 assembler. UCLA BRAIN RESEARCH INSTITUTE: Lab Assistant, June 1975 - September 1975. Developed support programs for neuro- physiological research. Language: Basic. System: PDP-8e. POMONA COLLEGE CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT: Student Research Assistant, NSF grantee, June 1974 - January 1975. Developed APL functions to decode molecular structures written in Wiswesser Line Notation. System: DEC 10. EDUCATION B.A. POMONA COLLEGE, 1978, Experimental Psychology. Won special distinction for senior thesis in auditory perception. Completed difficult science major courses--General and Organic Chemistry, Physics, Calculus, and Differential Equations--with 3.8 GPA. Also got A's in Lisp (1983) and C (1984) in extension classes. Started programming in 1972 by completing two classes in FORTRAN at a junior college while attending High School.