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Clark Everetts began programming in 1982 at the age of 15, on a TRS-80 Color Computer with PEEK and POKE commands. He continued with academic training in Computer Science at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach FL and The University of Alabama in Huntsville, working as a Student Assistant and Graduate Research Assistant. For twelve years he was a System Analyst / Programmer / Software Engineer for Madison Research Corporation in Huntsville AL, developing systems for Army and NASA customers. A part-time futures trader for ten years, in 2002 he exchanged a three-hour round-trip commute for a career as a Private Investor and Securities Trading System Developer. This software development work led to his founding Everetts Consulting Services to provide private trading analysis tools and contract software development services to individuals and the business community.
In 2005 he succumbed to the siren call of the Internet, and now devotes most of his time to building dynamic, scalable desktop and internet software solutions.
Coffee County Leadership - will be updating their web site and a few other projects - details coming...
Creating Educational Opportunities Partner with East Middle School in Tullahoma: Online survey data-entry and reporting system for School Improvement Plan surveys of Students, Parents, Teachers, and Community members. Also building an online reporting tool for the Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce to ease reporting paperwork for the Creating Educational Opportunities Program.
Currently redesigning site for St. William Catholic Church in Shelbyville Tennessee.
Command and Data Handling software in C language under VxWorks real-time operating system to process MIL-STD-1553 commands from Hub Control Zone computer. Retrieved and validated commands against Interface Control Document (ICD) criteria, current software state, and multiple-step command prerequisites. Supplied appropriate responses of command receipt to Hub Control Zone computer. Shared memory semaphore communication with other tasks to implement commands and gather telemetry.
Assisted NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Avionics Department in Project Office oversight of life cycle software development and integration activities of Boeing Corporation. Oversight included software requirements, trade study evaluation, planning for system and software test and verification, review of documentation for software controlling orbital propellant transfer, avionics, GN&C, and space station reboost to higher orbit.
For Lockheed-Martin Missiles and Space, produced a representative copy of the Command Launch Equipment portion of the ground support software for the National Missile Defense Exo-atmospheric Kill Vehicle Payload Launch Vehicle (NMD-EKV PLV) for use in the Advanced Research Center (ARC). Implementation language was Ada 83, on Sun Microsystems Ultra II workstations. Developed modules to simulate the Missile Interface Unit Communications (MIU Comm) process. Implemented CMM Level 2 software practices where appropriate and compatible with customer processes.
Maintained the Launcher Operations portion of the ground support software for the NMD-EKV PLV for Lockheed-Martin. Initiated software change requests, implemented and tested software changes, investigated software problems, maintained software development folders. Manned the Assistant Mission Controller console during Formal Qualification Testing. Supported successful mission flight test at U.S. Army Kwajalein Atoll, in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. Languages used were Modula-2, FORTRAN, and VAX Assembler. Supervised four personnel; wrote software development plan and other procedures and standards for project planning, tracking, reporting, and oversight. Received Superior Performance Award from the customer.
TopDeveloped custom software under independent contract. Confidentiality Agreement precludes disclosure of further details. (I can say that the work led to an offer of full-time employment.)
Developed, tested, and documented embedded flight software for the Space Station Furnace Facility (SSFF) in C and assembler using the Texas Instruments TMS320-C25 digital signal processor. Setup the SSFF Simulation Laboratory, and provided requirements and design support for the Automated Rendezvous and Capture project. Received award for Outstanding Technical Performance.
Refined standards for the development of embedded flight software at Marshall Space Flight Center. Developed a tool for tailoring the standard Data Requirements List and Data Requirements Descriptions to a given software development effort, in accordance with MIL-STD-498 and NASA/MSFC practices.
Monitored tests for Joint Tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicle program, supporting round-the-clock simulations.
For the Spatial Weapons System Analysis (SWSA) Center, U.S. Army Space and Strategic Defense Command, maintained a network of Sun Microsystems workstations, DEC VAXs, PCs, and Macintoshes. Recommended, acquired, and installed: hardware, software, spatial (GIS) software and data products, and GPS equipment. Applied software and operating system upgrades, conducted kernel modification / optimization and network performance tuning, maintained user accounts, and managed maintenance agreements.
Supported Disaster Preparedness Planning and Studies project by participating in site visits to the Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) of several military installations and the surrounding civilian communities. Conducted interviews of EOC officials and collected various data for processing at the SWSA Center. Data included maps and digital spatial data, emergency preparedness and response procedures, and the typical problems EOCs encountered. Contributed to trip reports and other documentation efforts that resulted from the site visits.
For the Weapon Systems Management Directorate of the U.S. Army Missile Command, designed, implemented, and maintained a Labor Reporting System that extracted data from multiple databases and generated program management charts. Produced associated design documents, operator's manuals, and trained 120 users. Developed this system using Empress (SQL-based database platform) and C language on the Sperry 5000 minicomputer, and Microsoft Excel macro language on PCs and Apple Macintoshes.
For Pentastar Electronics, Inc., wrote a tool in CLIPS to analyze cabling requirements between Automated Test Equipment signal and measurement resources to Unit Under Test requirements. Used the Weapons Control Box for Bradley Fighting Vehicle and the Line of Sight unit for M1A1 Abrams Tank for validation test cases.
Developed approaches for incorporating knowledge engineering methodologies into traditional NASA engineering activities. Developed a prototype in LISP on the Texas Instruments Explorer to demonstrate feasibility using Hubble Space Telescope project data.
Ported an air traffic control radar simulator from Automated Reasoning Tool (ART) on a Symbolics 3600 to VAX LISP on a MicroVAX II minicomputer. Wrote the radar scope display simulation, and helped build the knowledgebase and inference engine. Developed file transfer and terminal emulation programs, managed student computer accounts, performed system operator duties on IBM 4361, Prime 400, and HP3000 computers.
| PHP Zend Certified Engineer: One of the first 1000 ZCEs worldwide! |
| Letter of Commendation from Software Requirements Verification Lead, Propulsion Module Project Office |
| Superior Performance Award, Lockheed Martin Missiles and Space |
| "And Then Some" Award for Outstanding Technical Performance, Madison Research Corporation |
| Employee of the Year, 1990 - Madison Research Corporation |
| PHP Essentials (From the Ground Up), php|architect |
| PHP Professional (Advanced PHP 4 and 5), php|architect |
| PHP Certification (In-depth preparation for Zend Certification Exam), php|architect |
| Rich Internet Applications, php|architect |
| VxWorks Introduction, Wind River Systems |
| Software Engineering Institute Personal Software Process, Davis Systems |
| Real-Time Systems Design and Analysis, Dr. Phillip A. Laplante PE |
| MIL-STD-1553 Communication Protocol, Test Systems, Inc. |
| Software Test Management, Software Quality Engineering |
| Requirements Modeling, Software Quality Engineering |
| Software Technical Reviews and Inspections, Software Quality Engineering |
| Spacecraft Attitude Determination and Control, Applied Technology Institute |
| Project Risk Management, NASA |
| Graduate-level coursework in real-time systems, University of Alabama in Huntsville |
| Supervising People, Fred Pryor Seminars |
| Conflict Management and Communication Skills, Fred Pryor Seminars |
| Leading Successful Software Projects, Software Quality Engineering |
| CMM-Based Appraisal for Internal Process Improvement Team Training, Davis Systems |
| Madison Research Leadership Development Training |