ROBERT P JAKSA
Valley Ranch
Irving, Texas
972-543-5845
rjaksa@yahoo.com
SKILLS OVERVIEW
Networking: 3GPP, SAE, LTE, GPRS, MBMS, LCS, e2eQoS, Mobile IPv6, TCP/IP
Management: team leadership, project management, individual mentoring
Paradigms: knowledge engineering, OO analysis & design, structured design
Languages: Assembly, C, C++, HTML, Pascal, Perl, PL/I, Pro*C, UNIX shells
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Huawei Technologies, Plano, Texas (Jan. 03 to present)
Senior Standards Engineer
Member of Huawei's SA2 SAE standards team. Attend 3GPP SA2 meetings
focusing on general SAE aspects (TS 23.401), Location Services
(TS 23.271), and Multimedia Broadcast/Multicast Service (TS 23.246).
Was Rapporteur for 3GPP SA2’s "End-to-End QoS Enhancements" work
item, actively participated in IETF working groups on IPv6 mobility,
and occasionally attended 3GPP CT1, 3GPP CT4, 3GPP SA3, and 3GPP2
TSG-X meetings. Was the leader of Huawei's Mobile IPv6 team which
was recognized as the most successful standards team in 2006.
FutureWei/Huawei, Plano, Texas (Apr. 01 to Dec. 02)
Senior Broadband Engineer
Led the Broadband Networks team which formulated the company's IP
product strategy, authored numerous technical reports, and gathered
competitive and market intelligence. Efforts paved the way for the
joint venture between 3COM and Huawei. Coined the company tagline
"The Future Never Waits" and was a member of an executive panel
discussion on the Asia-Pacific Broadband Market at SUPERCOMM 2002.
epicRealm, Richardson, Texas (Feb. 00 to Mar. 01)
Senior Product Line Manager
Led the product management team that was responsible for all company
products including content delivery and streaming media services.
Researched, authored, and presented business cases for new products.
Used Keynote Systems to identify network problems and to validate
improved end-user experience. Delivered the keynote technical track
presentation, CDN Topological Landscape, at the 2001 CDN Conference.
Allied Riser Communications, Dallas, Texas (Feb. 99 to Jan. 00)
Product Line Manager
Led product management team responsible for IP connectivity products
including high-speed Internet access, remote Internet access, and
Internet-based VPNs all based on Cisco equipment. Developed overall
IP connectivity strategy and created a new Internet access product
that expanded ARC's target market significantly. Frequently met with
key customers to discuss open issues and product line direction.
MCI Communications, Richardson, Texas (Feb. 96 to Jan. 99)
Product Manager
Conceived MCI's network-based Managed Firewall product leveraging
Check Point technology which allowed Internet VPN access to frame
relay networks. The product won "Best of Show" at Fall 1998 Interop
show. Developed multiple Intranet-based Web hosting offerings. For
proof of concept, created two popular Web-based versions (UNIX and
Windows NT) of the legacy mainframe-based job postings system.
MCI Telecommunications, Richardson, Texas (July 92 to Jan. 96)
Senior Software Engineer
Prototyped IP-based multimedia applications featuring streaming
media such as telemedicine, distance learning, and video on demand.
Led the analysis, design, and implementation of MCI's first Object
Oriented client/server production system. The C++/Pro*C application
provided a Windows interface to routing algorithms and network data
stored in an Oracle database extracted from an IBM mainframe.
A.T. Kearney, East Lansing, Michigan (July 90 to June 92)
Systems Analyst
Consulted for Fortune companies, government agencies, universities,
and local businesses. Services included administering Novell and IP
networks, providing end user support, and producing complex software
applications using state-of-the-art development platforms. Was the
lead developer for U.S. Steel’s Master Production Scheduling system.
Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan (Sep. 86 to June 90)
UNIX Administrator
System administrator for the Computer Science faculty's computing
environment consisting of SUN servers, assorted workstations (SUN,
NeXT, PC, Mac), modem pools, and printers on a LAN connected to the
Internet. Also responsible for configuration and ongoing management
of MSU’s UNIX-based e-mail systems based on sendmail.
Hurley Medical Center, Flint, Michigan (Feb. 84 to June 86)
Computer Programmer
Developed software for hospital management team, processed data from
relational databases, automated complex tasks with scripts, built
run-time libraries of reusable software, and invented "interactive"
batch jobs. Developed Hurley’s benchmark Flexible Budget System that
adjusted monthly departmental budgets based on performance metrics.
EDUCATION
Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan (Sep. 86 to Dec. 91)
Ph.D. Program (Apr. 88 to Dec. 91)
Completed another Master’s amount of Computer Science courses.
Master of Science (Sep. 86 to Mar. 88)
Earned a M.S. in Computer Science.
University of Michigan, Flint, Michigan (Sep. 82 to May 86)
Bachelor of Science
Earned a B.S. with majors in Mathematics and Computer Science.