Paul Raveling
| Paul.Raveling@sierrafoot.org
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| (916)
933-5826 |
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Home and home office |
| (916)
849-5826 |
|
Cell
phone |
| (650)
506-8393 |
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Office at Oracle Headquarters:
Usually Wednesdays and Thursdays |
|
2737 Carnelian Circle
El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 |
Summary
Highly experienced software developer with background in diverse
disciplines: Operating
systems, system level tools, real time systems, user interfaces (both
GUI ind other), graphics and imaging, networking, web sites, and RDBMS
systems. Past work includes a record of success as an
individual contributor, project leader, and group manager. Now seeking
employment near home, to eliminate a 300-mile round trip commute to the
Bay Area (working away from home two days per week).
Employment History
Oracle Corporation
1994 to present: RDBMS product development, Distributed Database/Gateways
Unify Corporation
1990 to 1994 Product development, Unify
Vision product. Main focus was Unify's 4GL compiler.
USC Information Sciences
Institute
1986 to 1990 GUI, graphics, and imaging
for Integrated Interfaces project
Independent Consultant
1983 to 1986 Largest jobs:
FutureNet:
Development and project leadership for an ECAD product
Garrett AiResearch
Real time avionics software development,
Standard Central Air Data
Computer and B-1B
CADC
FutureData,
GenRad/FutureData
1979 to 1983 Product development as lead developer and group
manager, 2302 Slave Emulator (in-circuit emulator) product line, Advanced Development System, and other
projects
USC Information Sciences
Institute
1973 to 1979 Software development for research
projects:
EPOS operating
system, real time speech transmission on ARPANET,
support software,
terminal firmware for distributed user interfaces
Ovonic Memories, Vermont
Research Corporation
1971 to 1973 VEROS operating system and support
software for new technology
disk drive products
UCLA Campus Computing
Network
1966 to 1971 Tools and system software layered
over OS/360
Education
UCLA, 1962 to 1966 with a change in major: 2 years in
physics, 2 years in math, and a de facto
extracurricular concentration on computing: (This preceded availability of computer
sciences as an academic discipline.)
Other
Web sites personally established and maintained:
www.sierrafoot.org:
Personal web site, established and maintained since 2001. Its
most visited section is recognized worldwide as a resource on history of
the X-15 hypersonic research program.
www.edhca.net: Web site of the El Dorado Hills Citizens Alliance.
www.edhcity.org:
Previous web site, originally for the El Dorado Hills
Incorporation Committee, then for the Yes on Measure P/Yes on Cityhood
Ballot Measure Committee. This site was decommissioned after the November,
2005 election.
Elected offices currently held:
President of the Lake Forest Waterford Owners Association (7 years of service in this position)
Founding president of the El Dorado Hills Citizens Alliance, a new civic organization