

Equipped with seven years of experience researching control systems and experience in computer modeling and programming, I am seeking a research/engineering position. Possessing expertise in control systems design, computer simulation, and software development, I would like to participate in or lead a team in the mathematical/computer design of a new product and/or software to control that product. My advanced education and history of teaching university courses has given me expert knowledge that can be applied to engineering problems.
My background in spacecraft control systems includes implementing a dynamic model of an antenna for the space station and creating models for the electronics used for control. Versed in several programming and scripting languages, C/C++, Fortran, Java, Perl, JavaScript, and HTML, I am competent to manage and distribute information electronically. As part of my career achievements and responsibilities, I:
This brief letter only touches upon my extensive knowledge and skills; therefore, I suggest we personally discuss how I will contribute to accomplishing your organization's goals.
phone: (403) 277-9928
cjm@spots.ab.ca
control systems design (linear, nonlinear, and adaptive)
modelling and simulation of dynamic systems (electrical and physical)
Embedded systems programming
Internet web page development
Operating Systems: Linux/Unix, Windows 3.1/95/98
Languages: C, Fortran, RAPL-3, Perl, Java, JavaScript, HTML/CSS
Engineering Applications: Matlab and Simulink, Xmath and SystemBuild, Maple
did preliminary Failure Mode Effects Analysis for a bullet-proof door
modelled the non-linear characteristics of a spiral coil inductor
investigated smart-sensor design to achieve nanometer accuracies in position measurements
designed and tested software for control of robot and instruments
designed, developed and verified software to control and simulate dynamics of
electrical and mechanical systems (as part of a team)
implemented models for RF sensor, joint gimbals, elastic multibody dynamics model of
antenna structure and orbital pointing model
designed and implemented subroutines to optimize truck and rail shipments of consumer
goods between manufacturers and retail stores, under
contract to Canadian Tire
taught ENEL 341 Electric Circuits to 2nd year electrical engineers
taught CPSC 321 Digital Logic to 3rd year computer science students
taught MATH 2221 Linear Algbera to first year science and engineering students
taught ENG 1120 Engineering Orientation and Design to first year engineering students
taught EE469 Control Systems to fourth year mechanical engineering students
created interactive simulations using Java for laboratory sessions
taught EE458 Control Systems to fourth year electrical engineering students
tutored several students at a time, covering all grade levels and all subjects
taught a grade 12 algebra course
created web page for displaying real estate listings (automatic generation using Perl) at www.dalerealestate.net
created animated control systems laboratories for web pages in Java found at www.ee.ualberta.ca/~ee469 (see lab 1, lab 2, and lab 3)
Young Officer's Air Course, CFB Kingston, Ontario
French Immersion Training, Laval University, Quebec City, Quebec
Basis Officer's Training Camp, CFB Chilliwack, British Columbia