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Education
S.M., Aeronautics and Astronautics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1985.
S.B., Aeronautics and Astronautics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1983.

Professional Experience
Sr. Engineer, BBN Technologies, 1999 - present.
Engineer, BBN Technologies, 1993 - 1999.
Staff Engineer, BBN Technologies, 1988 - 1993.
Associate Engineer, BBN Technologies, 1987 - 1988.
Research Assistant, MIT Gas Turbine Laboratory, 1984.
Assistant Engineer, Bell Helicopter, Summers, 1981 - 1983.

Project Experience
At BBN, Mr. Webb's primary responsibility is to provide software support for a wide range of tasks. Most recently Mr. Webb has been responsible for the design and development of QoS managed information dissemination services and managed exchange of service information and invocation in multiple security domains. Recent work has focused on the effective use of service based software architectures and development of core services for information management applications.
Mr. Webb's technical focus is on the following areas:

Software Engineering: Software development on a variety of platforms and operating systems using a variety of languages, testing, configuration management, system specification and design, software maintenance, development of documentation for users and other developers.
Database design, development, and operation: distributed RDBMS application development, messaging based information management, schema development and data modeling.
Service based application development: Development of custom interactive applications using W3C and OASIS standards based tools, JEE, web services, web browser based user interaction software components, middle tier service environments and message oriented middleware.
Documentation and reporting: Production of graphical presentations of engineering data for use in presentations and reports, production of planning documents for software tasks, documentation of software design and specification studies for maintenance and development support, user documentation for software tools.

Expanded Discussion
Participated in the development of QoS extensions to an information management system. Tasks performed at BBN under the QoS Enabled Dissemination project, 2009-present. COR: Mr. Robert Hillman, AFRL/Rome Labs, ???.
Participated in the development of a cross security domain discovery service for services registered in a service oriented deployment. Tasks performed at BBN under the Cross Domain Discovery Service (XDDS) project, 2008-present. COR: Mr. Michael Mayhew, AFRL/Rome Labs, ???.
Participated in the development of a specification and design study for federated extensions for message oriented middleware. Tasks performed at BBN under the Federated Information Spaces program, 2007-2009. COR: Mr. Asher Sinclair, AFRL/Rome Labs, ???.
Web based application development including user interface design, application data interfaces with RDBMS, middle tier application component devleopment; RDBMS application development and maintenance; RDBMS application performance design and implementation; RDBMS distributed application design and implementation; presentation of design reviews to clients and program participants. Tasks performed at BBN under the NSP program, 2004-2009. COR: Dr. Scott Ness, NGIC, (434) 980-7353.
Development of graphical editing tools for models of biological systems, participation in standards development for SBML, and development of conversion tools for SBML models and the Charon dynamic systems modeling language. Tasks performed at BBN under the DARPA/BioCOMP program, 2002-2004. COR: Dr. Sri Kumar, DARPA, ???.
Development of bulk database loaders and supporting tools on SunOS and Solaris systems for NTSDS/Argus; system testing during development of data entry forms; configuration management; security and CSE compliance test preparation; system specification for system login, file transfer, and discretionary access controls; web based application development. Tasks performed at BBN under the NTSDS/Argus program, 1995-2002. COR: Mr. Mark Vancho, NGIC, (804) 980-7353.
Impedance Control of Noise Transmission through Aircraft Sidewalls. Generation of simulated annealing search algorithm for optimizing a control strategy for reducing vibration of a plate excited by fluid forces. Work performed at BBN under the Airplane Acoustics and Noise Control contract, 1996. COR: Mr. Richard Silcox, NASA, (804) 864-3590.
Developed a real time data acquisition application on a Windows/DOS micro computer using C++, developed supporting system documentation, and performed demonstrations for clients. Work performed at BBN for a major oil producer (COR information is proprietary), 1994-1996.
Developed tools for modeling dynamic systems, incorporating data from numerical and experimental studies into the models, produced supporting documentation for maintenance, produced documentation for presentation to clients and inclusion in reports. Work performed at BBN under the Structural Acoustics Program contract, 1994-1995. COR: Mr. Geoffrey Main, Office of Naval Research, (703) 696-0811.
Developed a re-engineering plan for a legacy FORTRAN application operating on multiple platforms. Produced the final report for the client, performed technology studies on reverse engineering and re-engineering legacy applications, identified candidate tools. Work performed at BBN under the Aircraft Noise Prediction Program, 1994. COR: Mr. L. David Wall, NASA, (804) 864-2944.
Developed a dynamic system model of a vertical line array vehicle. Produced supporting material for client presentation and reports. Work performed at BBN under the Acoustical Radiator for Tactical Search (ARTS) Program contract, 1993-1994. COR: Mr. Allan Ellinthorpe, SRI International, (703) 247-8588.
Implemented a numerical model for predicting unsteady forces due to contact between hard, curved bodies. Performed signature analysis using custom tools implemented in C, FORTRAN, and Lisp as well as interfacing custom components to Khoros. Maintained the software over a period of 4 years, migrated the application from a DOS-based micro computer to a UNIX workstation, prepared supporting material for reports and presentations. Work performed at BBN under the Rolling Noise Research Program, 1991-1995. COR: Mr. Ed Bovey, London Underground Scientific Services, 011-441-71-9186400.
Implemented and maintained a collection of tools for dynamic system modeling and data analysis. The tools were developed in C, FORTRAN, Lisp, Perl, and other UNIX system utilities. Many of the applications were ported to run on Sun, SGI, and TC2000 hardware. Developed custom data management tools for use in preparing supporting materials for reports and presentations. Developed tools for incorporating data from experimental and numerical studies into the various models. Work performed at BBN under a proprietary program (COR information is proprietary), 1991-1993.
Participated in the development of computational models for fluid flow. Ported applications between Sun, Cray, and TC2000 platforms. Prepared supporting materials for reports and presentations. Work performed at BBN under the Vortex Chopping Noise in Turbomachinery program, 1991-1993. COR: Mr. James Fein, Office of Naval Research, (202) 696-4715.
Prior to 1991 at BBN, Mr. Webb was responsible for developing software for a MASSCOMP MC 5500, used for data acquisition and analysis of transient noise phenomena. Mr. Webb has also developed utilities for the design and application of digital filters, as well as implementations of numerical models for incompressible fluid flow, computational simulations of blade-vortex interaction, a numerical model for Tracked Vehicle Suspensions (TRAXION program), and data analysis software for evaluation of sonar array performance as part of the ACSAS FFE test.
At MIT and Bell Helicopter, Mr. Webb developed and implemented computational procedures for analyzing transonic fluid flow