Bernie Innocenti - Resume

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Last Update: 31/07/2000.

• Personal data

  Bernie Innocenti
  I was born on August, 6 1974 in Florence, Italy, where I'm still living
  in Via Ventiquattro Maggio n. 14, ZIP code 50129

  VAT ID: 05043160489

  e-mail: bernie-nospam@codewiz.org
  Home Page: http://www.codewiz.org/

  
  
• Current employment

  Please see Current employment.

  
  
• Previous employments

  • Developer of freeware programs of small/medium size, mostly written in C. See Projects for some examples;

  • Network administrator at Nuovo Pignone and Officine Galileo for account of IN.TE.GRA. s.r.l., a company in Florence;

  • Writing some technical articles published by several computer magazines in Italy; The articles covered topics such as object oriented programming techniques and OS architecture.

  • System operator for over 5 years of my own bullettin board system with over 450 users. The BBS has two lines and is member of two FidoNet technology networks, operating as a NetMail and EchoMail router for several other BBSes;

  • Teacher of basic computer science for a european course during my military service;

  • Network administrator at The Real Italian Party 1999. The party LAN counted approximately 120 etherogeneous systems linked to a switched 100Mbit Ethernet backbone and offered several protocols, including TCP/IP in a class C network connected to the Internet through a dual ISDN line.

  
  
• Skills

  • Programming languages:
    • ISO C++
    • ANSI C99
    • Java
    • Assembly (Motorola 680x0 and 68705, Intel 8086 and 80196, Zylog Z80)
    • Visual Basic
    • Pascal
    • Scripting languages (Perl, Bourne shell, AWK, sed, make, REXX)

  • Programming techniques:
    • OOP (Object Oriented Programming)
    • Generic programming (STL)
    • Portability issues (POSIX, ANSI, X/Open, Unix98)
    • Real-time systems
    • Event-driven systems
    • Micro-kernels and message passing kernels
    • Grammars and parsers
    • Compilers, code generators and optimizers
    • Analisys of computational complexity

  • Developer tools

    • gcc (compilatore C/C++)
    • Microsoft Visual C/C++
    • IAR Systems Embedded C
    • BSO Tasking C196
    • SAS C/C++
    • GNU make
    • GNU texinfo (technical documentation generator)
    • The RCS and CVS revision control systems

  • Knowledge of the following operative systems:
    • AmigaOS
    • Linux
    • MacOS (no programming)
    • NetBSD
    • Solaris
    • Windows (9x,NT,2000,XP)

  • Technical writing (in english and italian)

  • Composing HTML pages (the pages you are reading are all done by me)

  • Networking (TCP/IP, NetBeui, IPX)

Copyright © 1999, 2000 by Bernie Innocenti
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