This document provides a summary of Earl Dombroski's extensive experience in management, testing and evaluation, software design, and direct customer support over the past 30 years. It details his roles and accomplishments at various employers, including managing teams, designing and developing software and testing solutions, negotiating contracts, and supporting customers. He has experience across industries such as the US military, Department of Energy, semiconductor industry, and document imaging.

1. Earl
Dombroski
Earl.Dombroski@gmail.com 505-321-8134
Overview:
Ø 20
years
Management
Experience
o Personnel
and
Team
Management,
17
years
[1~5]
o Project
Management,
20
years
[1~5]
o Program
Management,
12
years
[2,5]
o Operations
Management,
10
years
[5]
Ø 28
years
Testing
and
Evaluation
(T&E)
Experience
o Developmental
T&E
[1,2],
Operational
T&E
[2],
Joint
T&E
[4],
16
years
§ USAF,
US
Army,
Department
of
Energy,
USSTRATCOM,
USSPACECOM,
AFSPACECOM,
DoE
liaison
to
Joint
Staff
J6C
o Worldwide
semiconductor
industry
leader
in
turnkey
on-­‐wafer
reliability
and
parametric
testing
solutions,
12
years
[5]
Ø 30
years
Software
Design
o Command
and
control
[1,2,4,5]
o Data
acquisition
[1,2,4,5]
o Numerical
analysis
[1~5]
o Database,
raw
db
engine
[1,5]
as
well
as
SQL
[1~5]
o SEI
CMM
trained,
Level
4
achieved,
SNL
Silver
President’s
Award
[4]
o Modeling
and
simulation,
space
systems
[1],
nuclear
reactors
[3]
o Configuration
management
[3,4,5]
o Documentation,
reports,
user
manuals,
configuration
guides
[1~5]
Ø 12
years
Direct
Customer
Support
o Requirements
definition
[1,2,4,5]
o Contract
negotiations
[1,2,5]
o Acceptance
testing
[1,4,5]
o Field
support,
on-­‐location,
defect
and
deficiency
resolution
[5]
Ø MS,
Computer
Information
Systems,
University
of
Phoenix,
1996
Ø US
Patents
4,807,295;
6,898,545;
7,035,752
1. Dikewood/Kaman
Sciences
Corp.,
Albuquerque,
NM,
1984-­‐1987
2. Booz,
Allen
&
Hamilton,
Albuquerque,
NM
1987-­‐1989,
1991-­‐1993
3. SAIC,
Albuquerque,
NM,
1989-­‐1990
4. Tech
Reps,
Inc.
@
Sandia
National
Labs,
Albuquerque,
NM,
1993-­‐1997
5. Sandia
Technologies,
Inc.,
1997-­‐2005;
Corewafer,
Inc.,
Albuquerque,
NM
2005-­‐2012
6. Document
Imaging
of
the
Southwest,
2014-­‐2015

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Achievements
and
Experience
Summary:
Ø At
Document
Imaging
of
the
Southwest,
I
provided
software
engineering
services
to
provide
XML
transport
codes
for
customers
moving
to
electronic
documents
over
paper.
Ø At
Core
Wafer
Systems,
previously
Sandia
Technologies
Inc.,
I
began
with
a
few
thousand
lines
of
source
code
on
technology
transfer
from
Sandia
National
Laboratories,
and
built
on
that
to
create
a
successful
industrial
product
retailing
for
$15,000.
From
there
I
built
facility
infrastructure,
hired,
trained
and
managed
staff,
and
then
designed
and
a
produced
a
multiplatform
software
suite
with
an
average
sale
price
of
$35,000.
I
then
negotiated
hardware
OEM
and
reseller
contracts
and
began
selling
turnkey
solutions
ranging
from
$250~$500,000.
Following
that,
I
was
able
to
negotiate
and
successfully
prosecute
multimillion-­‐dollar
contracts
for
complete
solutions
entailing
new,
unique
hardware
that
we
designed
for
semiconductor
testing.
Those
negotiations
were
conducted
at
the
VP
and
board
level
of
multinational
companies
on-­‐site
in
the
USA,
Taiwan,
and
Japan.
As
VP
of
Operations,
I
engaged
services
and
managed
foreign
support
partners
for
the
Asia
region.
Ø At
Tech
Reps
@
Sandia
National
Laboratories,
I
rose
to
staff
management,
the
only
contractor
ever
to
do
so
as
that
was
a
special
exception
to
their
practices,
approved
at
the
VP
level.
I
began
as
an
assistant
test
manager,
brought
that
team
SEI
CMM
Level
3,
and
then
moved
on
to
a
sister
project
as
system
test
manager
and
brought
that
team
to
SEI
CMM
Level
4.
In
the
course
of
doing
that,
I
won
the
Sandia
President’s
Silver
Quality
Award,
modeled
after
the
Malcolm
Baldrige
National
Quality
Award
in
the
private
sector.
Following
that,
I
led
a
Tiger
Team
that
rebuilt
the
control
processor
for
a
satellite
ground
station,
including
managing
hardware
redesign
and
implementing
kernel
design
changes.
Ø At
SAIC,
I
was
the
Code
Architect
and
managed
the
conversion
of
a
commercial
reactor
simulator
into
one
suitable
for
a
weapons
grade
reactor.
That
effort
resulted
in
its
use
by
the
Savannah
River
Site.
Ø At
Booz,
Allen,
I
served
as
a
Level
3
Associate
and
was
the
principle
investigator
for
a
number
of
classified
operational
tests
on
various
missile
and
manned
aircraft
nuclear
delivery
platforms.
That
work
included
brining
forward
research
from
my
previous
position
into
system-­‐level
upset
during
electromagnetic
threats,
such
as
may
occur
to
flight
systems
during
wartime
or
lightning
storms,
leading
to
the
upgrade
of
the
MIL-­‐STD-­‐461C
specification.
Ø At
Dikewood,
I
began
as
a
Staff
Programmer
and
rose
to
Analyst.
My
work
was
featured
in
Guinness
Book
of
World
Records
for
the
F-­‐106
Joint
USAF/NASA
Project,
evaluating
system
performance
while
flying
the
aircraft,
modified
for
data
acquisition,
directly
into
thousand
of
lightning
strikes.