Ernesto Guerrieri, Ph.D.

Professional Experience

Inso Corporation (May 1997 - present)

Ernesto Guerrieri is the Director of MediaBank Engineering at eBusiness Technologies, a division of Inso, where he manages the product development, quality assurance, and technical publishing of the MediaBank and InterSep products.

Prior to May 1999, Ernesto Guerrieri was the Director of Technology at Inso Corporation, Electronic Publishing Solutions Division where he managed the Core Technology Development Team and the Architecture Group. He also chaired the Design Process Action Team. He was also the Inso representative on the W3C XML Schema WG and the W3C XML Infoset WG and an Inso member on the W3C XML IG.

Buzzeo Inc. (December 1995 - May 1997)

Ernesto Guerrieri was the Director of Technology and ZEOLogix at Buzzeo Inc. where he managed the Java development of the middleware and common services that supports all the object-oriented, distributed, client/server, internet/intranet-enabled Buzzeo products. Initially, Ernesto was the Group Engineering Manager responsible for setting up the engineering development processes to support the software products targeted at the higher education field. These processes include Domain Analysis, Domain-Specific Kits, ZZ Software Factory, and Object Oriented technologies.

Digital Equipment Corporation (September 1990 - December 1995)

Since September 1990, Ernesto Guerrieri was in the Transaction Processing Systems Group (currently in the Enterprise Software Segment of the Computer Systems Division) at Digital Equipment Corporation. He was the project leader of ACMSxp, a transaction processing system available on Digital Unix, OpenVMS, and NT. He also acted as supervisor during the production of ACMSxp V2.0 for OSF/1 AXP. He also acted as a team leader for the DECADMIRE product, a Rapid Application Development tool. He was the project leader of TP WORKcenter, a development environment for transaction processing application development.

He was a member of the Product Planning and Development Process (PP&DP) Steering Committee representing the Enterprise Software Segment. He was a member of the Software Reuse Change Management (SRCM) Steering Committee representing Digital's Coporate Software Engineering organization. He was also involved in the development of a software reuse curriculum for Digital.

Furthermore, he was also involved in the evaluation of Remote Terminal Emulator (RTE) testing environments for transaction processing systems and applications.

SofTech, Inc. (November 1983 - September 1990)

Since June 1989, Ernesto Guerrieri was in the Advanced Technology Group in the Federal System Group at SofTech, Inc. He was a major contributor and technical leader of the RAPID contract with the U.S. Army Information System Engineering Command. He was also the project manager of the BIDDS Management Subsystem Test Environment (BMS) subcontract with Contel and the U.S. Air Force. He also followed the Ada 9X revision process and had been selected to be a Distinguished Reviewer for the Ada 9X Program. He was also involved in a consulting contract with Olivetti to survey the state-of-the-art and state-of-the-practice in human factors (other past studies covered virus and anti-virus programs).

Previously (1987 - 1989), Ernesto Guerrieri was in the Military Application Department in the Federal System Group at SofTech, Inc. There he was the project manager for the Ada Language Maintenance (ALM) support subcontract which is part of the ACVC contract out of the LCF/WPAFB. He was also the lead designer in the RAPID Center Library effort (currently known as ARC and DSRS).

In the past (1983 - 1987), Ernesto Guerrieri has been involved on a variety of projects. He was a member of John Goodenough's R&D staff on the ACVC project and later became the manager of the ACVC contract. He supported the Ada Language Maintenance organizations, (LMC, LMP, and ARG), worked on ACVC tests, and worked on the ACVC Implementers' Guide. Furthermore, he was a consultant to the CAIS Validation Capability (CVC) contract; he was an author on the Air Force's Program Office Guide to Ada contract; he taught Ada for the U.S. Army CECOM; and he managed a consulting contract with Olivetti to survey the state-of-the-art in Remote Terminal Emulations (RTE), product performance evaluation, and UNIX functionality evaluation.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (September 1978 - October 1983)

Ernesto Guerrieri was a research assistant in the Image Processing Laboratory. His responsibilities included the coordination of several Master theses and Senior projects, maintenance of system software, consulting, development of accounting, billing, and system software, management and supervision of the operation of the computer equipment.

He was also a teaching assistant in the Electrical, Computer and Systems Engineering Department for the undergraduate level course Computer Organization and Logic Design, and for the graduate level courses Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, Computer Graphics, and Digital Picture Processing. 

Teaching Experience

Boston University (January 1990 - Present)

Ernesto Guerrieri was an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department in the College of Engineering at Boston University during the following semesters: Spring 1990, Fall 1990, Fall 1991, Fall 1992, Fall 1993, Fall 1994, Fall 1995, Fall 1996, and Fall 1997. He is teaching the course entitled Advanced Data Structures which covers data structures, object oriented design, data base design, and transaction processing. This course is a prerequisite course in the graduate program in software engineering. This course was also part of the Corporate Classroom series (Spring 1990 - Fall 1994) which telecasts the course to participating company sites and students.

University of Wisconsin - Madison & Dries Associates, Inc. (June 1991, June 1992, June 1993)

Ernesto Guerrieri has taught a three day course entitled Software Verification and Reliability Assurance (in 1991 and 1992) and Software Quality Assurance and Fault Tolerance (in 1993). Ernesto Guerrieri taught these courses together with Dr. Avinash Vaidya from AT&T as part of the Summer Extension Program of the College of Engineering of the University of Wisconsin - Madison and of the Dries Associates. The courses were held every June in Munich, Germany. The course covered issues related to software reliability assurance and fault tolerance. Ernesto Guerrieri covered topics such as software quality assurance, software engineering standards, software testing, software safety, and the SEI software engineering assessment process. 

Honors and Awards

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Publications

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References

A List of References is available upon request from Ernesto Guerrieri.