Phillip Gabler has/had a position (Former Software Engineer) at BetzDearborn

Title Former Software Engineer
Start Date 1992-00-00
End Date 1999-00-00
Notes BetzDearborn Total Duration6 yrs 2 mos TitleManager, Software Engineering Dates EmployedDec 1993 – Jan 1999 Employment Duration5 yrs 2 mos LocationHorsham, PA Responsible for leading a team of 11 software engineers of varying seniority. Responsible for leading the development team through end-to-end architecture, design and development of precise chemical feed instrumentation, configuration systems, and phone-home capabilities. Restructured the development process to advance the state-of-the-practice from SEI CMM Level 1 to Level 3. Facilitated methods and tool selection, technical mentoring, and business process reengineering for the entire development process (and whole equipment division) from product conception through commercialization. Transitioned the equipment division from waterfall development to an efficient agile/iterative development process. Planned and administered a $1M departmental operating budget, and annual departmental capital budgets. Administrative responsibilities included strategic five-year planning, and Performance Management and appraisals. see less TitleSenior Software Engineer Dates EmployedDec 1992 – Dec 1993 Employment Duration1 yr 1 mo LocationHorsham, PA Responsible for end-to-end architecture, design and development of precise chemical feed instrumentation, configuration systems, and phone-home capabilities. Responsible for leading activities of three developers in implementation of my architecture/design. Lead designer/developer on a 38,000 NCSL human-computer interface used in regulation of chemical feed systems. Lead architect for object-oriented architecture utilizing advanced C++ idioms, and design patterns. Lead designer/developer on a 28,000 NCSL unit controller for extreme precision in chemical delivery. Instructed co-workers in C++, the object-oriented paradigm, and formal software engineering techniques. see less
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