Gene McCulley

114 W First Street, Suite 246 Sanford FL 32771-1273

321.206.8908 321.256.2962 mcculley@stackframe.com

SECRET US DoD Gene McCulley has served as President since co-founding StackFrame, LLC in 2004.   He has worked in the distributed simulation industry since 1992, and the many core components he designed and developed for the OneSAF program as a Software and Systems Engineer have earned him a reputation as the man to turn to for difficult problems. Under his leadership, StackFrame has continued to provide expert ongoing support to the Army's OneSAF and SE Core programs, as well as provide on-site support to many Army posts to ensure the successful execution of training exercises. Mr. McCulley has partnered with a variety of commercial businesses, including Shoppers' Critique International and the Westin Lake Mary, providing each with specifically tailored support solutions and management.  Mr. McCulley is a proud member and supporter of the Central Florida technical community, sponsoring BarCamp Orlando, the UCF Programming team, and the Orlando and Gainesville Java Users Groups. President/Systems Engineer StackFrame, LLC August 2004 Manage operations of the company. Provide contract support to various customers including the OneSAF, Synthetic Environment Core Architecture & Integration, RUGUD, and Deep Green programs. Provide on-site support at Ft. McCoy, Ft. Leavenworth, Ft. Rucker, Ft. Stewart, Ft. Benning, and Ft. Belvoir. Systems Engineer Cuspy Engineering Solutions, Inc. August 2001 March 2006 Provide systems engineering support to OneSAF Objective System. Develop the system composition approach, messaging services layer, and the object database. Provide support for integration of OTB in virtual trainers. Provide on-site support at Redstone Arsenal, Ft. Leavenworth, and Ft. Rucker. Systems Engineer LynuxWorks, Inc. November 2000 August 2001 Provide support for BlueCat Linux and LynxOS including device driver development and porting of customer applications. Software Engineer Science Applications International Corporation June 1999 October 2000 Designed and implemented network infrastructure for development environment. Supported various efforts in design, review, implementation, and test using C, C++, and Java. Implemented development environment from the ground up using Debian GNU/Linux and open development tools. Implemented internal and secure external network environment using the Apache web server. Supported various efforts in design, review, implementation, and test using C, C++, and Java. Provided on-site support at Ft. Drum and Ft. Leavenworth. Software Engineer Cuspy Solutions, Inc. March 1998 June 1999 Provided software development and technical support services to the ModSAF, OneSAF Testbed Baseline, and JointSAF projects using C, C++, and Java. Software Engineer Science Applications International Corporation September 1993 February 1998 Fix bugs in ModSAF. Propose and implement changes to ModSAF architecture to improve scalability, performance, testability, and maintainability. Primary development languages were C, C++, and Java. System administrator for the ModSAF development environment. Ported large applications to Linux and other platforms. Provided on-site support at Ft. Benning, Ft. Stewart, Ft. Knox, Ft. Hood, Ft. Leavenworth, and Kirtland AFB. Participated in design and implementation of MrTDB terrain database format and Ada routines performing three-dimensional terrain reasoning functions on the database in real-time. Worked in crew behaviors on evasive maneuvers. Worked on Motif DIS tool in support of Environment Manager integration. Designed and implemented terrain caching and interprocess communication systems. Primary development language was Ada. Some development was performed in C and C++. Research Assistant Institute for Simulation and Training November 1992 September 1993 Reimplemented DIS/SIMNET packet logger. Worked on Semi-Automated Forces Dismounted Infantry System. Designed, implemented, and tested additions to the IST CGF Testbed for the SAFDI project. Reimplemented low-level networking layer of CGF Testbed to use generic packet drivers. Primary development language was C. Some development was performed in C++. Provided on-site support at Ft. Benning and Ft. Stewart. Math Lab Assistant Indian River Community College September 1991 June 1992 Worked as tutor in math lab. Tutored Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus I-III, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations. C C++ Java Ada Perl POSIX sh Pascal various assemblers FORTRAN GNOME Swing JavaBeans Apache GCC OpenLDAP DIS HLA TCP/IP UDP multicast RMI Linux IRIX Mac OS X AIX Solaris HP-UX Digital Unix Game-Based Command and Control for OneSAF Using the SORD Gateway Proceedings of the Fall 2008 Simulation Interoperability Workshop Brian Young John Mann Stephanie Graffuis Gene McCulley Julio de la Cruz 2008 Close Combat Tactical Trainer SAF On A PC Proceedings from the 2000 Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference Burch, B. Hughley, P. McCulley, G. Dietrich, D. 2000 CGF System Composability through Dynamically Loadable Modules Proceedings from the Eighth Conference on Computer Generated Forces and Behavioral Representation Franceschini, D. Zimmerman, J. McCulley, G. 1999 Measuring, Predicting, and Improving CGF Performance Proceedings from the Eighth Conference on Computer Generated Forces and Behavioral Representation Franceschini, R. Petty, M. Schricker, S. Franceschini, D. McCulley, G. 1999 Recent Developments in ModSAF Proceedings from the Seventh Conference on Computer Generated Forces and Behavioral Representation Franceschini, D. Nocera, D. Stober, D. Napravnik, L. Allen, P. McCulley, G. 1998 37-46 Terrain Reasoning Challenges in the CCTT Dynamic Environment Proceedings of the Fifth Conference on AI, Simulation, and Planning in High-Autonomy Systems Campbell, C. McCulley, G. 1994 55-61 SAFDI User Manual Franceschini, Robert W. Watkins, Jon E. Parra, Fernando R. McCulley, James E. Lautenschlager, Jennifer A. Jackson, Lance A. Nanda, Sanjeeb 1993 Institute for Simulation and Training Association for Computing Machinery Association of the United States Army (AUSA), Sunshine Chapter, Orlando FL IEEE