Cynthia Everett is a software engineer with over 15 years of experience developing safety-critical software for the space industry. She has extensive expertise in Java, C/C++, SQL, and software development lifecycles. Her background includes trajectory simulation software for NASA and production optimization software for Halliburton. She seeks a position utilizing her programming skills and experience developing, testing, and maintaining complex software systems.

1. http://www.linkedin.com/in/cynthiajeverett
Cynthia J. Everett cynthia.j.everett@gmail.com
410 TRESCH COURT ▪ WEBSTER, TX 77598 281-300-2499
SUMMARY
Award-winning, detail-oriented software engineer seeks a position that will allow me to utilize 15+
years of experience providing quality software support. I have extensive programming expertise in
analysis, development, design, modification, integration, testing, documentation and
troubleshooting of safety-critical software systems used in Manned Space Flight, along with
integrating activities between multiple contractors and supporting customers.
DEVELOPER SKILLS:
Languages: JAVA, FORTRAN, C/C++, JUNIT, JAVA Swing, XML, ASP.NET,
SQL, Javascript, jQuery, Visual Basic, Visual C#, PV-Wave,
Python, X-Windows / Motif, , sed, awk, make, shell scripting,
HTML/CSS.
Software: NetBeans, Eclipse, Visual Studio, Microsoft Office, Adobe
FrameMaker, Microsoft Project, Rhapsody, Sharepoint, Data
Display Debugger (DDD), version control systems (Subversion,
Source Code Control System, Team Foundation Server).
Operating Systems: UNIX, Linux, Microsoft Windows
Databases: SQL, MySql
Methodologies/Processes: Object Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD), Design Patterns,
UML, SysML, SCRUM and Agile Unified Process, Waterfall and
Spiral lifecycle models, SEI CMMI Level 3, ISO 9001
EXPERIENCE
Halliburton Houston, TX
Senior Software Developer 12/12/2011 – Present
Provide software support to Halliburton's Production Enhancement product service line.
Responsibilities include the implementation and maintenance of Production Enhancement
software. InSITE for Pumping Services (IPS) and its forerunner Pumping Services Window (PSW)
are two pieces of Production Enhancement software used to help optimize oil and gas reservoir
production. Duties involve all phases of the software lifecycle process, including requirements
definition, analysis, modification, enhancement, development, documentation, and testing.
 Develop, integrate, test, analyze and trouble shoot InSITE for Pumping Services software.
 Collaborated on the development of a new interface between InSITE for Fracturing
Services (IFS), part of the InSITE for Pumping Services software and the new Halliburton
Delivery Framework software.
 Re-hosted the outdated Pumping Services Window software from a UNIX based platform,
and repackaged it on a Linux based platform for further customer sales.
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2. UNITED SPACE ALLIANCE Houston, TX
Software Engineer 09/15/1997 – 08/12/2011
Provide software support to the Mission Operations Directorate at NASA Johnson Space Center.
Responsibilities include the implementation and maintenance of space vehicle trajectory simulation
and analysis software used in support of Space Shuttle flight design and Mission Control Center
console support. Duties involve all phases of the software lifecycle process, including requirements
definition, analysis, modification, enhancement, development, documentation, and testing of the
software.
 Develop, integrate, test, analyze and trouble shoot safety critical trajectory simulation
software and post-simulation data processing tools.
 Modify and maintain safety critical software used to analyze trajectory data by NASA
Mission Control Center for both Ascent and Descent console operators.
 Developed requirements, designed, implemented and tested with JUNIT, a series of JAVA
applications to aid engineers in the planning, controlling and analyzing of spacecraft
trajectories.
 Performed multiple re-hosts of software between different UNIX platforms and from UNIX
to Linux.
 Collaborated on the development of a JAVA based 6-degree-of-freedom trajectory simulation.
Received a USA Quest Award for Excellence Performance for the team's work on the
simulation.
 Internal ISO auditor who supported the FDOC Internal ISO audit in February 2011.
 Provided support to Safety Quality Mission Assurance Department by performing matrix
auditing. Received a Certificate of Appreciation for support to achieve the Lean Six Sigma
project objectives for the USA Flight Operations Software Quality Assurance Matrix Auditor
Process.
 Conducted "close out" activities in preparation for the retirement of the Space Shuttle
Program such as identifying affected applications, identifying all components necessary to
archive each affected application, closing out the associated documentation and updating
the associated logs.
AWARDS & RECOGNITION
 Certificate of appreciation for dedication, commitment to excellence and achievements in
support of the Space Shuttle Program
 JSC Group Achievement Award for re-host of the Mission Control Center Operating System
 USA Quest Award for Excellence Performance for the team's development of a JAVA based
6 degree of freedom simulation
 Certificate of Appreciation for support to achieve the Lean Six Sigma project objectives for
the USA Flight Operations Software Quality Assurance Matrix Auditor Process
EDUCATION
Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas Sep 1992 - May 1997
Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering
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