
Computer Scientist at Scientific Research Corp
Greater Atlanta Area

Computer Scientist at Scientific Research Corp
Greater Atlanta Area
Mr. Percy has nearly 20 years experience involving real-time embedded software design and development, and has served as the Lead Computer Scientist for SRC's Radar Division (Space and Surveillance Systems, Atlanta) since 1997. His responsibilities include providing technical oversight and mentoring to a team of software engineers and significant input into all phases of system development efforts with a focus on continually improving the software development process in the division. Mr. Percy has direct responsibilities as senior software systems engineer for several contracts held with the U.S. government as well as commercial customers, including software systems requirement analysis, design, implementation, and integration of software subsystems; overall system engineering; reverse-engineering of existing systems; evaluation of off-the-shelf hardware and software suitable for developing new systems; and extensive documentation. Additional research and development efforts involve extensive system analysis, modeling, and statistical characterization of system performance to determine potential system enhancements. He was the principal architect of SRC's Adaptable Radar Environment Simulator (ARES) software as well as NGI’s PerformaceDNA product line.
SIMD, vector programming, real-time systems, radar signal processing
(Privately Held; 501-1000 employees; Defense & Space industry)
January 1993 — Present (16 years 11 months)
I have served as the Lead Computer Scientist for SRC's Radar Division (Space and Surveillance Systems, Atlanta) since 1997. I was the principal architect and developer of the software for:
Harvest Shield/Harvest Spear—a scalable VHF/UHF COMINT & Electronic Attack system
ARES—an adaptable radar environment simulator, which provides an extremely high-fidelity, hardware-in-the-loop simulation. Thirteen different adaptions have been developed and delivered.
NAVSPACECOM—two Naval Space Command Space Surveillance System modernization efforts
TES—a real-time airborne radar threat detector
“Dynamic Clutter Modeling For Radar Environment Simulator Threat Representations”, The ITEA Journal of Test and Evaluation, Fall 2004, co-authored with Michael R. Arnett, Donald Cates
Current Security Clearance: TS/SCI (SSBI, granted 23 September 2005)
(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Computer Networking industry)
October 2000 — January 2003 (2 years 4 months)
Was one of the founding employees of a network instrumentation company, performed a wide variety of duties from product design to marketing. I was the principal architect of the software for NGI’s PerformaceDNA product line, whichconsisted of a framework of real-time passive network monitoring, analysis and data correlation tools designed to dramatically reduce the time required to find and resolve application performance problems and security anomalies. The system as developed provided visibility into application performance across network infrastructures from end-to-end, through firewalls and network address translation.
“Forward looking infrastructure re-provisioning”, USPTO Application 20040153563
“Systems and methods for end-to-end quality of service measurements in a distributed network environment”, USPTO Application 20030225549
“Methods for identifying network traffic flows”, USPTO Application 20030223367
(Government Agency; 501-1000 employees; Computer Software industry)
September 1986 — January 1993 (6 years 5 months)
Acted as a technical consultant for management, users, and project teams during all phases of development and maintenance on a number of projects; supervised the technical performance of a small team of analysts and programmers; assessed in-house software tool requirements and implemented utility programs as needed; recommended software and hardware purchases; and serve don programming standards committees. Specific efforts included mainframe database design and related programming for various South Carolina state agencies including S.C. Extension Service, S.C. Department of Corrections, and S.C. Department of Health and Human Services.
“Simulated Annealing for Optimization Problems”, The C Users Journal, July 1992
“A Method for Writing Unload and Reload Programs”, Information Users Association/Cadre Proceedings, 1992
“Systems Prototyping on a PC”, Information Users Association Proceedings, 1991
“An ISPF-IDD Interface”, Information Users Association Proceedings, 1991
(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Computer Software industry)
May 1986 — January 1988 (1 year 9 months)
Partner in small consulting business: participated in design, implementation, documentation, maintenance, and user training. Systems developed were small business database applications using PCs, dBase, Clipper, and C.
MS , Computer Science , 1988 — 1993
Was in no real hurry to finish my thesis, so I took that Thesis Prep course about 10 times!
BS , Computer Science , 1984 — 1988
HS , 1981 — 1984
1980 — 1981
Golf