Submitted by munseym on Sun, 01/01/2012 - 12:40
Hello and welcome to michaelmunsey.com . I am your host, Michael Munsey. Here I will cover burning issues about whatever I am interested in, including software development and politics.
First a little about myself. I grew up in Pearsiburg, VA. I joined the army shortly after graduating high school. I spent the biggest part of 1991-1996 in Korea. After that I moved to Fort Lewis, WA. I got out of the army in 1999 and went to work for Unisys. I got married in 2002. I finished my bachelor's degree at University of Washington 2004-2006. I started working at Boeing and started grad school in 2006, and completed my master's in 2009.
Currently I am a Programmer/Analyst at Boeing. My team's application is called Scheduled Maintenance Integrated Task System (SMITS). Our application is split into two major parts. First there is a Java swing application where Boeing maintenance engineers enter maintenance tasks and their required frequencies. Second, we have a web application that allows airlines to customize their own schedule, which may involve bundling tasks (the same way that a car that has a 30,000 mile service), rather than trying to complete each task as it comes due, which could cause the airplane to be out of service frequently.
