B-1 Bomber
The Rockwell B-1 Lancer is a supersonic variable-sweep-wing heavy bomber employed by the U.S. Air Force for long-range strategic and tactical missions. It is commonly used for precision strike and conventional payload delivery, leveraging its variable-geometry wings and integrated avionics to adapt to diverse operational profiles.
Projects (3)
Backup Controls and Displays
1998 – 1999, Embedded Software Engineer
Screens used to emulate B-1 Bomber hardware such as switch boards and displays in the event of their failure.
Mission Data Loader
1998 – 1999, Embedded Software Engineer
Mission Data Loader for the B-1 Bomber's avionics software upgrade, implemented as a publish-subscribe interface for distributing critical flight and targeting data across the system.
System Management Function (SMF) Controls and Displays
1998 – 1999, Embedded Software Engineer
Screens used to monitor the B-1 Bomber’s custom-built avionics operating system.
Jobs (1)
Boeing, Defense & Space Group
1998 – 1999, Embedded Software Engineer
Embedded Software Engineer at Boeing's Defense & Space Group in Oklahoma City, developing avionics software for the B-1 Bomber's Block E upgrade