Curriculum Vitae -- Cory Horner

EDUCATION:
University of Victoria - Bachelor of (Electrical) Engineering Degree (2000 - 2004)
University College of the Cariboo - Engineering Transfer Program (1999 - 2000)
Valleyview Secondary School, Kamloops, BC (1994 - 1999)

SPECIFIC EXPERIENCE:
Hardware: 68HC11, TTL Logic, GE FANUC PLC, GE 745, GE DGP, PML 3720, Computer Assembly, Circuit Design/Testing/Debugging

Software: MATLAB, AutoCAD R14/2000, Xilinx, MicroCap, Maple, Eagle 4, MySQL, SQL Server 6.5

Programming Languages: C++, Perl, VHDL, PHP, Assembly, HTML, iHTML, SQL, AutoLISP, ASP, Java, Visual Basic 6, Visual Basic for Applications

Operating Systems: DOS, Windows (98/2000/XP), Linux (RH9/FC4/SuSE 9.1/Gentoo/Ubuntu)

WORK EXPERIENCE:
AbeBooks Inc, July 2007 - Present
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
TBD.

Refractions Research Inc, August 2005 - July 2007
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Working as an open-source software developer on uDig, and other projects.

Various Clients, May 2004 - July 2005
Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada
Freelanced in areas of database design, e-Commerce consulting, and software development.

Elcoteq Hungary Ltd - Electronics Manufacturer, September 2003 - November 2003
Pécs, Hungary
Designed a DVD audio tester prototype for production line testing. Simple analog components, mainly operational amplifiers, capacitors, and resistors, were used in the circuit design. Produced layout of printed circuit board in Eagle 4 software, ordered, and assembled prototype circuit boards.

Norske Canada - Pulp & Paper Mill, January 2003 - April 2003
Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada
Assisted documentation staff with updates of AutoCAD drawings. Prepared wiring diagrams and plans for paper machine edge defect detector installation project.

Abitibi Consolidated Inc - Paper Mill, May 2002 - August 2002
Mackenzie, British Columbia, Canada
Managed several projects, and prepared AutoCAD drawings. Projects included turbine generator protection unit modifications, power monitoring device programming, SO2 sensor sustainability analysis, and a BC Hydro proposal for modification of the substation protection logic. Comparisons between AutoCAD drawings and the field implementations were also done, drawings updated, and recommendations made where applicable.

UVic Alumni Affairs, September 2001 - December 2001
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Analyzed the existing UVic On-line Community (OLC), and devised a new database structure with a standardized code base. The new structure was designed to be more efficient, and to support any future developments of the OLC Network. My responsibilities also included working with administrators from 9 Canadian Universities in order to solve technical issues, and to discuss potential additions to the OLC Network. After determining what work needed to be done, I made the necessary modifications to the Website and databases.

Canada Green Technology Ltd, January 2001 - April 2001
St. George, New Brunswick, Canada
Research and development of an eCommerce website. My work included developing a shopping cart, building several Visual Basic applications to process items and orders, and designing several Microsoft Access databases.