Scott Lorberbaum

• Designed and developed embedded software for Linux and Android platforms, focusing on scalability and security.
• Collaborated within a SAFe Agile team to deliver high-quality, production-level code.
• Implemented and maintained multithreaded applications utilizing IPC mechanisms such as shared memory, network sockets, and message passing.
• Developed and integrated features using C, C++, Java, Kotlin, QML, and JavaScript.
• Utilized tools including Git, GitHub, JIRA, Mantis, VS Code, and vi for version control and development.
• Mentored junior developers, providing guidance on debugging techniques and codebase navigation.

Key Projects and Accomplishments:

• Auto IP Resource Acquisition: Co-developed a threaded and asynchronous solution in C for set-top boxes.
• QR Code Generator: Created a C-based system for generating QR codes, now deployed across Dish devices.
• Signal Protector: Developed fallback OTT streaming channels using C/C++, Java, SQL, and Qt/QML for UI, ensuring service continuity during satellite signal loss.
• UI Enhancements: Enhanced user interface elements and resolved bugs using C++, Qt/QML and JavaScript.
• Build Systems: Contributed to build systems utilizing Make, CMake, Autoconf, and custom scripts.

• Provided high-level instruction and training in snowboarding across multiple resorts.
• Demonstrated strong interpersonal skills and adaptability in dynamic environments.

• Supported two office locations (~40 employees) with hybrid environments: DEC VMS, Windows, macOS, FreeBSD, and Linux systems.
• Designed and deployed firewalls, terminal servers, thin clients, and network/server infrastructure.

Key Projects and Accomplishments

• Automated job processing to improve productivity, resulting in ~$45K savings over 3 years.
• Developed a Bash-based backup/scan solution facilitating a transition to a paperless environment.

• Administered Cisco access points and BlueSocket wireless gateways.
• Researched and implemented open-source wireless access points (OpenAP), Linux on handhelds, and multicast communication systems.
• Deployed the “Wag-Zone” Wireless Cloud over downtown Athens for public wireless access.