Jeremy Stanley

• Senior Engineer
  Berkeley Data Systems, Pleasant Grove, UT - December 2006-present
  • Maintained and enhanced the Mozy online backup client
  • Maintained and debugged a Win32 file system filter driver
  • Created user interfaces dynamically with C++ and wxWidgets
  • Implemented authentication protocols over TCP
  • Implemented a Volume Shadow Copy requestor to perform "live" backups of SQL Server, Active Directory, and other applications
  • Ported user- and kernel-mode code originally targeted at Windows XP to Windows 2000 and Vista
• Software Developer
  AccessData, Lindon UT - May 2002-December 2006
  • Developed software to assist digital forensic evidence analysis
  • Designed and implemented a forensic disk imaging utility currently used by law enforcement worldwide
    
  • Implemented file system readers for ext2, NTFS, HFS, HFS+, and UFS
  • Debugged and enhanced file system code, adding features to:
    • Undelete files on FAT, NTFS, and ext2
    • Recover files from a FAT or NTFS volume that has been formatted
      
    • Recover deleted partitions
    • Decompress compressed NTFS files "on the fly"
    • Collect and display file ownership and access rights on NTFS and HFS+
  • Wrote code to reconstruct striped/spanned/RAID5 volumes from separate disk images (for Windows Dynamic Disks as well as Linux LVM2)
    
  • Designed and implemented an embeddable multithreaded HTTP server
    
  • Wrote code to parse and display a variety of file formats, including Internet Explorer history, Microsoft Structured Storage ("Docfile"), thumbs.db, PKZIP, TAR, and Outlook Personal Storage/Offline Storage (PST/OST) files
• Software Engineer
  Missionary Training Center, Provo UT - Jan 2001-May 2002
  • Developed and maintained internal applications in automated scheduling
  • Created and debugged Oracle database applications with VB/ADO and Delphi
  • Migrated legacy code to a new database schema
• Teacher's Assistant (Computer Science Fundamentals)
  Brigham Young University - Jan 2000-Dec 2000
  • Assisted students with theoretical concepts as well as hands-on programming
  • Evaluated and graded students' tests and projects
  • Taught weekly help sessions
• Full-time Missionary
  Washington D.C. South Mission, LDS Church - June 1997-June 1999
  • Volunteer proselytizing and service projects
  • Mission office Computer Specialist: duties included database management, desktop publishing, digital presentations, and small network administration
• Technical Support Representative
  Packard Bell - June 1995-Sept 1996
  • Resolved hardware and software problems via phone
  • Assisted novice users
  • Authorized service

• B.S. in Computer Science, Brigham Young University, December 2001, summa cum laude
  • GPA: 4.0
  • Academic scholarship
  • Dean's List, College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, five semesters
  • Experience working in groups
  • Relevant courses and associated projects:
    • Operating Systems (FAT12 floppy I/O driver, multithreaded programming, MFC programming with VC++)
    • Artificial Intelligence (Q-Learning, theorem proving, game playing)
    • Computer Graphics (Raycasting engine, 3D Phong renderer)
    • Physics (3 courses, covering mechanics, electricity and magnetism, and modern physics)
    • Computer Architecture (Simulated RISC CPU)
    • Networking (Simplified TCP/IP stack, Web server, Internet phone)
    • Advanced Programming (Web crawler, XML parser)
    • Advanced Compilers (object-oriented compiler; graduate-level course)

• Programming Languages
  • C++, 11 years experience, both Windows and Linux environments
  • APIs: Win32, GDI, MFC, STL, Boost, POSIX, GTK+, wxWidgets, OpenSSL, SDL, OpenGL
    
  • Visual Basic (with Office Automation and Active Data Objects)
  • SQL (Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite)
    
  • Perl
    
  • Java
  • Intel x86 assembly language
• Certifications
  • A+ Hardware Technician

• Photography
• Astronomy
• Computer programming as a hobby--some projects I've done on my own time include:
• An enhanced file copy utility for Windows (allows skipping or retrying files on error instead of canceling the copy process)
• A hex editor capable of editing arbitrarily large files
• A program to decode Exif data from JPEG files in a rule-driven manner (new properties can be added without recompiling)
• A few fun graphical programs including a chess game, an ASCII-art backend for the Simple DirectMedia Library, and a Computer Coercion Tool that allows you to beat your computer senseless with a virtual mallet rendered in OpenGL
  

Available upon request. Please contact me for more information.