Bruce A. Martin
P.O.Box 456, Middle Island,
NY 11953-0456
(631) 924-8680

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EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Current employment:

Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY. (since 1991): Advanced Computer Science Analyst, Controls Software Group, Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider Project.

Suffolk County Community College, Selden, NY (since 1974): Adjunct Professor of Computer Science & Data Processing,

Polytechnic University, Farmingdale, NY (since 1987): Adjunct Professor of Computer Science,

Emerging Technologies Group, Dix Hills, NY (since 1989): Author of technical reports

Reviewer for various textbooks, journals, and publications.

Previous employment:

Grumman Aerospace Corporation, Melville & Bethpage, NY (1986-91): Principal Engineer, staff advisor to Director of Computer Engineering, ILS Dept. Also assigned to Corporate Technology, for Software Audits of Melbourne Facility (JSTARS); Corporate Task Force for Software Engineering; Wrote "Software Systems Standards" for Space Systems; DARPA technology-transfer programs.

Robotic Vision Systems, Inc., Hauppague, NY (1985-86): Software Manager.

Megadata Corp, Bohemia, NY. (1982-85): Senior Analyst; Product Manager.

American Science, Energy, and Environment, Inc., Centereach, NY (1981-2): Vice President for Software Development & Director of Computing.

Independent consultant (1980-81). Clients included: Microsoft, White Sands Missle Range, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Fabricated Plastics (NJ), Brookhaven Information Technology, New York State Organized Crime Task Force, pharmaceutical companies, law firms, science labs.

Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY. Atmospheric Physics Section (1978-80): Project Manager, Acid Rain, Atmospheric Modelling, and Pollution Tracking projects.
Applied Mathematics Dept. (1966-78): Applications & systems programming, databases, etc.

Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn (1963-66): Research Associate, X-Ray Diffraction Crystallography laboratory, Physics Department.

Treasure Island Day Camp, Oceanside, NY (summers 1961-65): Director of Nature & Campcraft, Training Director, Chief Guide for White-Water Canoe Trips.

Standards Committees

Principal Member, American National Standards Committee X3J3 - Fortran (since 1976).
Host of X3J3 meetings: Port Jefferson, 1989;   Upton, NY, 1976.
Chair, Intepretations Subcommittee, X3J3 (1978-81);   Vice-Chair, Database Subcommittee, X3J3.1 (1982-3).
Member, International Fortran Experts Group (1977-79).
Member, International Standards Organization (ISO) JTC1/SC22/WG5 - Fortran (since 1979).
Observer Member, ANSI X3J11 - C Programming Language (since 1985).
Balloting Group Member, various POSIX standardization groups.

Professional Societies, etc.

Association for Computing Machinery (since 1966):

Founder of reactivated Long Island Chapter (1987); Chapter Chair ('87-90);

Founder of L. I. Special Interest Committee on Unix;

Organizer of Long Island SIGAda Chapter;

Co-founder of ACM SIGPLAN Technical Committee on Fortran (FORTEC).
Society of American Magicians (since 1960):

Youngest member of Parent Assembly #1 (1960);

Performer Award (1963);

Dual Member, Long Island Mystics, SAM Assembly #77;

Assistant Art Editor of national magazine;

Co-founder and President, Amadeo Vacca Assembly #125.
American Camping Association (1961-65).
Amateur Radio License K2CCK

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