* Qualifications Highlights from my career: + Secretary, Stonebridge Men's Club, 2016 - present + Member, Stonebridge Community IT committee 2015 - present + Instructor of Web Development, 2012-13, Union Co College, Cranford NJ + Technology Trainer, 2006 - 2012, Fidessa, 17 State St. NYC + Computer and Math instructor, 2002 - 2006, Benedictine Academy, Elizabeth NJ, + Substitute Teacher, Cranford HS, 2001-2002, Cranford NJ + Marketing Engineer, Nokia, 2000 - 2001, Boston Technical Office + Member of Technical Staff, 1985 - 2000, AT&T Bell Laboratories. Whippany, Lincroft, Holmdel, Summit, Murray Hill NJ + Software Developer, Ford Aerospace, Martin Marietta, Computer Consoles, INteractive Systems, 1974 - 1985 + Intelligence Analyst, National Security Agency, 1966 - 1973, Fort G G Meade, MD, ASA Field Station, Sinop Turkey * Education + Master of Science in Engineering, Catholic Univ of America, 1971, Washington DC + Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, *MIT* 1966, Cambridge MA + High School diploma, 1962, Appleton MN * Recommendation I'm now active in our community, Stonebridge, in Monroe Township, NJ, of nearly 900 households, where I serve on the IT committee, specializing in community email. For the past year, and continuing for another, I'm the Secretary, and as such, an alternate check authorizer, of the community Men's Club of 387 members. In this I'm responsible for communicating, via email with Club announcements on the order of 10- 12 per month. This means working closely with the Treasurer and Membership Chair maintaining an accurate roster and serving as voting member of the Club Board. I have excellent recommendations from faculty and staff at Benedictine Academy, in particular the President and Principal who have recently retired or moved on (now principal at DePaul). I've remained active with BA over the years where I assisted in scheduling their annual Career Day, through it's final year in 2016. In addition to education, I am most interested in software technology, where in the early '90s I contributed to the IEEE standard for the Portable Operating System Interface eXecutive, aka POSIX. Today, example of systems derived from that standard are Linux, BSD, and Mac OS-X. In the technology arena, while at Bell Labs, I was a joint author of one of the most seminal patents for the 21st Century (9/24/1996): [[http://google.com/patents/US5559520][U.S.# 5,559,520: Wireless Information System for Acquiring Location Related Information]]. It has been referenced by upwards of 425 (early 2016) other patents; many (most?) mobile apps today rely on the invention. My significant software paper, [[https://repositories.lib.utexas.edu/bitstream/handle/2152/19428/swassemblyline.pdf?sequence=2][The Software Assembly Line]] with Bill Anderson offers one mechanical engineer and one data scientist's perspectives on how we might better organize the work-flow in creating software. In the course of my career I've presented papers to audiences of all sizes, one so large as 1500. I regard myself as an affable and approachable public speaker. As Will Rodgers once replied when asked to present on a familiar subject, "/How long do I have to speak/?" -- Why do you ask? "/If only for five minutes, it will take me a week to prepare. If you can give me an hour, I can begin right now/". * Contemporary My wife Pat and I are members of Nativity Parish in Monroe Township where we sing with the choir. Our older son, Marty IV, Chip and his wife Laurie live in Bloomfield with their two children. Daughter Maura, and husband Mark, live in Matawan have three children. Our youngest, Katie and her husband Justin in Houston TX with a young child. : Martin McGowan mcgowan@alum.mit.edu 908-230-3739 : 64 Diamond Spring Dr, Monroe Twp, 08831 908-272-1140 : http://mcgowans.org/marty3