Larry Russell Kellogg Resume

RESUME

NAME: LARRY RUSSELL KELLOGG

EXPERIENCE:

August, 1997 to present -

Orbital Sciences Corporation

At NASA Ames Research Center

Moffett Field, Mountain View, CA 94035

Involved in follow on outreach for the Lunar Prospector mission communicating with some 2000 readers on the lunar-update list since mission end, July 1999.  Continued maintenance of the Lunar Prospector web site and the Space Projects web site. 

http://spaceprojects.arc.nasa.gov/Space_Projects/Index.html Maintenance and back up of file servers for SOFIA.  Conduct video conferences utilizing PictureTel video equipment and Polycom audio conference phones. Hardware and software maintenance for the Pioneer 10 spacecraft on an as required basis to support contacts with this venerable spacecraft still functioning since 1972.  Was originally brought on board to be the Data Vis Engineer for Lunar Prospector mission.  Responsible for writing programs to acquire, select, and move Lunar Prospector real time data from secure operations network to the http://lunar.arc.nasa.gov web site for use in Java scripts displaying spacecraft information in web browsers.  Maintained computers and peripheral equipment, modified hardware, and installed software on various personal computers.  Conducted tours of Lunar Prospector Operations area providing information on mission, instrumentation and data gathering.

March, 1996 to August 1997 -

Lam Research Corporation

Fremont, California 94538-6411

Technical Instructor 2. Conducted technical training courses for Lam Products.  Training directed to Lam customers and/or Lam employees.  Ensured course material was reflective of current product features by working with engineering, technical support and manufacturing.  Interfaced with customers and functional organizations to develop course content specifications. Modified course content to reflect product retrofits.  Followed up with customers and employees to determine applicability of course materials. Assisted in training/cross-training other instructors.  Conducted system introduction, operations, maintenance, and troubleshooting classes on two plasma etch systems. Conducted on-site technical training classes of these systems.

March, 1996 to Present -

L & S Robotics

Sunnyvale, California 94086

Manager - Senior Programmer. Contract with Team Systems Inc. at 2934 Corvin

Drive Santa Clara, California 95051.  Writing and updating software to control the user interface to a line of Astro VG800 series color video generators used by industry to calibrate computer monitors.  Provide consults to customers for software solutions.  Utilizing National Instruments LabWindows CVI to write C routines for Windows 3.1 and Windows 95.  George Stoeppel President.  (408) 720-8877

June, 1995 to January 1996 -

LUCAS LABS

Sunnyvale, California 94086

Contract Programmer. Contract with LUCAS LABS 470C Lakeside Drive Sunnyvale,

California 94086.  Wrote software to provide the user interface and controls for a Mass Flow Control tester that was under development. Utilized National Instruments LabVIEW to write graphical code for Windows 3.1.  Dr. Brian Chapman President.  (408) 732-3280

June, 1983 to March 1996 -

AlliedSignal Technical Services Corp.

Moffett Field, California 94035

Senior Systems Engineer. Responsible for the development, installation, testing, modification, and maintenance of hardware systems and interface equipment supporting real-time and off-line processing of spacecraft telemetry and command data.  Equipment included frequency and timing systems, display terminals, low speed printers, digital tape processing equipment, time code translators, computer electronic equipment and systems handled by outside contractors. Conducted training and indoctrination on newly installed systems and equipment.  Wrote computer software for Intel 80x86 processors and Macintosh Quadra 950 computers using National Instruments LabVIEW software to gather, display, and analyze selected spacecraft telemetry data.  The Pioneer project completed its mission March 31, 1997.  I was part of the downsizing in March of 1996.

http://spaceprojects.arc.nasa.gov/Space_Projects/pioneer/PNStat.html

MILITARY

Navy - Aviation Electronics Warrant Officer CWO4 ret.

June, 1980 to September, 1983 -

Maintenance/Material, Maintenance Administration:

Patrol Squadron NINE, NAS, Moffett Field, California.

Admin computer inputs to Training Support System, File management and records processing, Direct management of $7,200,000.00 Squadron Operational Target Budget.

Personnel Management at detached sites: Adak, Alaska; Kadena, Japan; Keflavick, Iceland.

June, 1977 to July 1980 -

Electronics Van Officer, Maintenance/Material:

Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron Three, NAS, Agana Guam.

Direct supervision of Electronic Repairs for Airborne Electronics Equipment.

Material management of Operational Budget and procurement of required materials in support of EC-130Q aircraft.

February, 1974 to June, 1977 -

Avionics Division Officer, Quality Assurance:

NAS, Barbers Pt., Hawaii.

Direct supervision of 110 personnel involved in Avionics repair in support of eight squadrons.  Utilizing Automatic Computer Test Equipment, Electronic Test Benches, Micro-Miniature Repair.

January, 1971 to February, 1974 -

Data Processing Officer, Student Transfer Officer, Assistant Course Officer:

NATTC, NAS, Memphis, TENN.

Responsible for Personnel Accounting (MAPMIS - Manpower and Personnel Management Information System) for NATTC's 5,000 (average on board) students.  Records processing and Transfer of 500 students weekly.  Electronic Course Technical Coordinator and Student Counselor.

November, 1969 to January, 1971 -

Avionics Van Complex and Ground Support Officer:

Fleet Air Support Unit, U-Tapao, Thailand.

Responsible for Avionics Repair and Ground Support utilizing Lockhead P3B aircraft.

June, 1967 to November, 1969 -

Maintenance Readiness Training Officer:

NARTU, NAF, Washington, D.C.

Responsible for coordinating Maintenance Training and Maintenance Readiness Reporting.  Advisor to newly formed Data Processing Division.

COMMENDATIONS:

The following individuals won the Space Act Award April 7 1999 for outstanding scientific and technological contributions to NASA's commercial, aeronautical and space missions:

 Real-Time Prospector Data Visualization Using Web Based Java

Kenneth John Bollinger, Recom

Ling-Jen Chiang, MRJ, Inc.

Glenn Deardorff, MRJ, Inc.

Brayan D. Green, MRJ, Inc

Larry R. Kellogg, Orbital Sciences Corp.

EDUCATION:

1984 to 1990

San Jose State University

San Jose, California

BS Industrial Technology - Computer Electronics Technology

28 December 1990 - with Distinction

De Anza College

Cupertino, California

AA Computer Information Systems - Science

June 1987 - Magna Cum Laude

Military Schools as of 1983

While in the Navy completed nineteen training courses in a variety of fields. 

Courses ranged from 3 days to 34 weeks.  The subject matter included:

Leadership and Management Development,

Managerial Styles and Supervision Skills,

Work Study Methods and Procedures,

Maintenance Management Course,

Supervisors of Instructors Training,

Instructor Training Course,

Avionics Advanced B School,

Aviation Electricians Mate B School,

Advanced Electricity ME-9 Course,

VP/VR Communication - Radio Operator,

VP MAD/Sono ASW Operator Course,

VP JEX Operator Course, VP RADAR

SECURITY CLEARANCE:

Held Top Secret Clearance with Crypto Access while in the Navy.