Larry Arthur Beardsley

6210 Medici Ct.

#102
Sarasota, FL 34243
cell ph: 817-939-8217
email: larryabeardsley@msn.com

Objective To gain employment as a research engineer, research scientist, systems

engineer, or other math/engineer related position.

Security Top Secret clearance renewed in July, 2007.

Clearance

Interests/ Strong interests and skills include algorithm development, requirements

Skills development, radar and navigation analysis, modeling and simulation,
data fusion, and mentoring of other junior engineers and scientists.

Employment Boeing IDS Herndon, VA

August 2007 Engineer/Scientist, Level 5 for IDS ISS Herndon, VA. Duties include
to Present radar and navigation analysis for a proprietary program. Frequent travel
and Top Secret clearance required. Principal RE for a major subsystem.
TS clearance update was last done in the summer of 2007.

Boeing IDS St. Louis, MO/Oklahoma City, OK

March, 2004 Engineer/Scientist, Level 5 for IDS St. Louis, Missouri. Duties include
to radar analysis for F-18 AESA program. Flight data analysis using
August 2007 probability of detection models in Fortran and matlab analysis.
White papers included SAR Target Location Error.Algorithm
development. Mentored junior engineers via classes taught in navigation
and radar. Oklahoma City experience was in TF (terrain following).

Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Corporation Fort Worth, Texas

1999 Embedded Software Staff Engineer for an aerospace company. Duties

to include signal processing, control theory, error modeling, kalman
2004 filtering, radar analysis, and writing of RDPs (requirement
development packages). RDPs included fixtaking, markpoint, master
navigation filter, and database terrain following. Tools used have
included matlab, excel, Fortran, C, and C++, Doors, and SIMS. TS
clearance with special access.

University of Texas at Austin Austin, Texas

1994 Research/teaching assistant in the departments of mathematics and

 to electrical engineering at U.T. Austin. Courses taught included linear
1999 systems, circuit theory, vector calculus, calculus, and statistics. Other
duties included administering and grading of quizzes and tests.

The Analytical Sciences Corporation Fort Walton Beach, FL

Summer Summer Researcher for TASC. Task involved solving a height problem
of using transformation of coordinates, DTED data, and JAVA as a tool. This
1998 was a three month position during a summer off from Phd. work.

Air Force Office of Scientific Research WPAFB, Ohio and EAFB, FL

Summers Summer Faculty Research Scientist for AFOSR at Wright Patterson Air
of Force Base in the summer1992 and Eglin Air Force Base in the summers
1992-1996 of 1993, 1994, and 1996. Tasks for these positions respectively were
simulation and modeling, statistical target model analysis, rewriting of
code from Fortran to ADA for a model, and image processing using
wavelet analysis for data compression techniques.

Athens State College Athens, Alabama

1992 Research Professor of Mathematics in the department of mathematics at

to Athens State. This was a one year appointment while considering going to
1993 graduate school to work on my Phd. Courses taught included complex
analysis, differential equations, abstract algebra, and geometry.

Savannah State College Savannah, Georgia

1991 Assistant Professor of Mathematics at a small college in Georgia. This

to position, although tenure-track, was not a permanent position without a
1992 Ph.D. Courses taught included precalculus, differential equations, and
algebra. Other duties included attending faculty meetings and research.

Intergraph Corporation Madison, Alabama

1989 Senior Software Analyst for a software firm in Alabama. Tasks involved
to writing B-spline algorithms for applications such as conic intersections
1990 (eg. sphere/sphere, cylinder/sphere, ellipse/cylinder). Tools included C
programming on a UNIX minicomputer workstation.

Tennessee State University Nashville, Tennessee

1984 Instructor of Mathematics at a university in Nashville, Tennessee.

 to Courses taught included calculus, algebra, business math, business
1989 calculus, and precalculus. Other duties included attending faculty
meetings, serving on meetings for hiring of academic dean.

Other employment includes two years of statistical analysis for the State
of Tennessee Air Pollution Technical Services from 1975-1977, one year
of high school teaching from Fall of 1980 to Spring of 1981 after
finishing my M.S. degree., three years of teaching at a two year technical
institute from 1981-1983, and a year of systems analysis experience
providing presales and postsales support in the year of 1984 with Precision
Data (formerly Mohawk Data Sciences).

Education University of Texas Austin, Texas

1994-1999 Phd. Math/Electrical Engineering G.P.A. 3.9

Middle Tennessee State University Murfreesboro, TN

1978-1980 M.S. Mathematics Aug. 1980

University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN

1975-1977 B.S. Mathematics Dec.1977

Hobbies & Interests: Tennis, bowling, chess, running, and golf

Accomplishments: Four articles published with the AFOSR, and four times selected
for AFOSR appointment for research. in a competitive environment (a
1:5 selection ratio among faculty applicants) for four years. White paper
written for Boeing, St. Louis IDS on SAR target location error in 2004.