Biography
M. Scott Kinsey: Webmaster duties include the development of meaningful site content, graphic layout, page and site design. Study of new technologies and methodologies suitable for current and future implementation. Installation, administration, modernization and trouble shooting of client Websites residing on remote UNIX host servers. Translation and creation of HTML documentation, including the development and maintenance of CGI, JAVA and Perl scripts.
Infojack Systems
Geographic Information Systems:(GIS) Design, implementation and management of comprehensive GIS systems. Emphasis is on web based socioeconomic applications in government and business.
Nortel Networks: Member of the Scientific Staff, System Test, Tools and Automation Engineer. Responsible for the development of test plans and procedures from requirement documents for product enhancements and new features.
Raytheon (E-Systems): Garland Division, Software Engineer. Using software design tools and the object oriented design paradigm, collaborated to build a geospatial information, imagery and solutions system for the national security community and commercial customers to help them better map, measure and monitor the word.
The University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, Texas
Program: Geographic Information Systems (GIS),
Certificate: 15 graduate hours (5 classes), December 2003
Southern Methodist University School of Engineering A. C. E., Plano, Texas
Program: UNIX Systems Administration
Certificate: SMU UNIX Systems Administration, October 1999
The University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, Texas
Degree: Bachelor of Science, December 1994
Major: Computer Science
Overall GPA: 3.68/4.0 Cum Laude
United States Navy Retired 1982-1988 ET-2 / E-5 Electronics Technician Second Class. I was awarded numerous commendations for my thorough work and dedication. My responsibilities included supervision of department personnel as well as repair and maintenance of shipboard electronics equipment. Primary Naval mission involved support of Commander 7th fleet, while forward deployed to the Western Pacific.
While serving a second tour, a service connected diving accident caused a C-5 (SCI) spinal cord injury resulting in paralysis and a loss of sensation below chest level. I now use a power wheelchair for mobility and drive an adapted motor vehicle.
University Education
The University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, Texas
Program: Geographic Information Systems (GIS),
Certificate: 15 graduate hours (5 classes), December 2003
Southern Methodist University School of Engineering A. C. E., Plano, Texas
Program: UNIX Systems Administration
Certificate: SMU UNIX Systems Administration, October 1999
The University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, Texas
Degree: Bachelor of Science, December 1994
Major: Computer Science
Overall GPA: 3.68/4.0 Cum Laude
Military Service
United States Navy Retired 1982-1988 ET-2 / E-5 Electronics Technician Second Class. I was awarded numerous commendations for my thorough work and dedication. My responsibilities included supervision of department personnel as well as repair and maintenance of shipboard electronics equipment. Primary Naval mission involved support of Commander 7th fleet, while forward deployed to the Western Pacific.
While serving a second tour, a service connected diving accident caused a C-5 (SCI) spinal cord injury resulting in paralysis and a loss of sensation below chest level. I now use a power wheelchair for mobility and drive adapted motor vehicles.
