Hunter Goatley

Current

• Technical Manager at Process Software

Past

• Systems Programmer at The LOKI Group
• OpenVMS Systems Manager at Western Kentucky University
• Systems Programmer at Perceptics

• Systems Programmer at Clyde Digital Systems

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Education

• Western Kentucky University

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Industry

Computer Software

Hunter Goatley’s Summary

OpenVMS Systems Programmer with extensive TCP/IP and email experience

Hunter Goatley’s Specialties:

OpenVMS systems and application programming, UNIX programming, Windows experience

Hunter Goatley’s Experience

• Technical Manager

  Process Software

  (Computer Software industry)

  August 1996 — Present (12 years 3 months)

  I started working on TCPware, then became the MultiNet manager when Process Software acquired MultiNet from Cisco (TGV). In 2001, we acquired PMDF from Innosoft Software (now part of Sun), and I became the technical manager for that. In 2003, I designed and co-wrote PreciseMail Anti-Spam Gateway, an anti-spam product for OpenVMS, Linux, Solaris, and Tru64. I still spend my days mostly working on PMAS and writing new anti-spam rules.

• Systems Programmer

  The LOKI Group

  (Computer Software industry)

  May 1995 — October 1996 (1 year 6 months)

  I provided maintenance support for Raxco Software's OpenVMS security and training products (CONTRL, AUDIT, KBLock).

• OpenVMS Systems Manager

  Western Kentucky University

  (Higher Education industry)

  October 1990 — May 1995 (4 years 8 months)

• Systems Programmer

  Perceptics

  (Computer Software industry)

  May 1990 — October 1990 (6 months)

  I spent a few months in Knoxville, TN, working on OpenVMS optical jukebox software for Perceptics. I had fun working there, but then my dream position at WKU opened up, and I had to take it....

• Systems Programmer

  Clyde Digital Systems

  (Computer Software industry)

  February 1987 — April 1990 (3 years 3 months)

  My first job after graduating from WKU. I started on a VMS Mail <-> Western Union EasyLink product called ProMail, but eventually became a systems programmer responsible for much of the systems code in our line of security products (CONTRL, Audit, KBLock).

Hunter Goatley’s Education

• Western Kentucky University

  B.S., Computer Science, Mathematics, 1982 — 1986

  Activities and Societies:

  Student Systems Programmer for Academic Computing and Research Services

Additional Information

Hunter Goatley’s Groups:

•    OpenVMS Community
•    Digital Equipment Corporation Enthusiasts
•    DECUS

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