Thomas Hazel

Open Source Author / Software Engineer

An accomplished software engineer who has successfully completed from start to finish, many complex
embedded and management systems that have been widely deploy.

· Over fifteen years of extensive experience in the full life cycle of software design process including
Requirements, Design, Implementation, Testing, and Maintenance

· Outside of the office I am the author of publicly available C++, Java, and Python software frameworks
that are used in hundreds of private and public companies

· I have been awarded, as well as four pending, patents in the area of distributed processing/management

· Looking to work with and help lead a team of talented Computer Scientists in creating something extraordinary.

PERSONAL Experience

2005 to Present: http://www.yakkle.com

Founder and Creator of Yakkle! (Remote Collaboration for Everyone) Web Application

2002 to Present: http://www.myoodb.org

Inventor and Creator of MyOODB (Object-Oriented Database) Software Framework

1995 to 2000: http://www.txobject.org

Inventor and Creator of txObject (Platform Independent C++ and Python) Software Framework

Professional Experience

( 2003 to Present ) Virtual Iron Software, Lowell MA

Systems Management Architect

Founding member of the System Management team

( 2000 to 2003 ) Equipe Communication, Action MA

Principal Engineer

Lead Embedded Engineer for Equipe’s ATM/MPLS 3200 Optical Switch in the areas of distributed

Protocol design, redundancy, signaling and data management

( 1997 to 2000 ) Integral Access, Chelmsford MA

Lead Engineer, Manager

Founding member and lead architect for Integral Access’s PurePacket MPLS Access Solution.

( 1992 to 1997 ) Cabletron, Rochester NH

Principal Engineer

One of an elite team of firmware engineers developing Cabletron’s Core ATM products.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science in the School of Engineering (1995)

University of New Hampshire – Durham, New Hampshire

Accomplishments:

· Founder of the UNH Computer Science Chapter (ACM)

· Member of the Mortar Board National Senior College Honor Society

· 3 out of 4 years, 25 hours a week as a Software Engineer while in School (3.5/4.0 GPA)