Sharon Otero

Hands-on, dedicated professional experienced in the management of engineers and IT professionals. Effective collaborator with government and industry partners. Experience in all engineering project life cycle phases and the transfer of technologies to private industry and other agencies. Extensive experience in the design and development of hardware and software architectures for flight applications; hardware and software integration in simulation and on aircraft; specification and validation of data from ARINC-429 and aeronautical data link sources; simulation scenario development; airport databases; GPS, ADS-B and TCAS; communications and analysis software; video formats; and component, integration and system testing. Provided leadership for my section in the engineering support of air traffic operations, aviation safety, and unmanned aerial vehicle research at NASA Langley Research Center.SKILLSOS: UNIX, Linux, Windows, MS-DOSCommunications: SCRAMNet, DR11W, TCP/IP, RS-232C, DATACHardware: PCs, SUN, SGI, PDP-11/70, AT&T 3B5, & numerous flight computersLanguages: C/C++, Pascal, Path Pascal, Fortran, Ada, HAL/S, micro/assembly code, UNIX ShellProject & Configuration Mgt Tools: Atlassian Agile tools (Jira, Git, etc.), Rational ClearCase & ClearQuest, Tortoise SVN (Subversion)Finite Element Analysis Tools: NASTRAN, SPARTools: Visual Studio, MS Office, Beyond Compare, Cygwin, EndNote, Targets, Jeppesen FliteMap/FliteStar, some MATLABSTANDARDSAviation: ADS-B, TCAS, CPDLC, ARINC-429, GPS/DGPS, Seagull & Athena ADAHARS, ARTSRadars: ASDE-3, ASDE-XVideo: NTSC, RS343Other: RS-232, IEEE P754AIRCRAFT INTEGRATION/SIMULATIONAircraft: B-737, B-757, Gulfstream V, C-206, UC-12NASA Simulators: TSRV, VMS, RFD, IFD, DTS TRAININGPrivate pilot ground school and solo flight. Flew Cessna 152 and 172 aircraft and NASA B-757 simulation.Numerous management courses.