DAVID E PIERCE
Nursing at Normandy, Grand Rapids, MI
License number
Florida 961022
Issued Date
Jan 16, 1978
Effective Date
Jun 12, 2002
Expiration Date
Apr 30, 2000
Category
Health Care
Type
Registered Nurse
Address
Address
2454 Normandy Dr SE #201A, Grand Rapids, MI 49506
Professional information
Systems/Information Assurance Engineer At Ge - Aviation Systems
Position:
Systems/Information Assurance Engineer at GE - Aviation Systems
Location:
Greater Grand Rapids, Michigan Area
Industry:
Airlines/Aviation
Work:
GE - Aviation Systems
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Systems/Information Assurance Engineer
Education:
Michigan State University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Electrical and Electronics Engineering Michigan Technological University
Bachelor of Science (BS), Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Electrical and Electronics Engineering Michigan Technological University
Bachelor of Science (BS), Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Skills:
Aerospace, Systems Engineering, DO-178B, Telelogic DOORS, Avionics, Engineering Management, System Architecture, System Design, Earned Value Management, Requirements Management, Flight Test, Aircraft, Program Management, Integration, Software Engineering, Information Assurance, Computer Security, Information Security Management, Network Security, Encryption, Cross Domain Solutions, Trusted Computing
David Pierce - Grand Rapids, MI
Work:
Southern Design - Spartanburg, SC
Controls Engineer Rockwell Automation - Mequon, WI
Controls/PLC Test Engineer FFT/EDAG (GeStamp) - Union, SC
PLC Programmer/Controls Start-up Support Electrical equipment repair and servicing - Grand Rapids, MI
Controls Engineer Michelin North America - Lexington, SC
PLC Programmer/Controls Start-up Support Behr Heat Transfer - Charleston, SC
Electrical Maintenance Engineer Controls design, PLC - South Sioux City, NE
Independent Contractor Developed PLC and HMI
Electrical Support Engineer Food Process Automation - Grand Rapids, MI
Electrical Project Engineer Undercar Products Group - Grand Rapids, MI
Electrical Maintenance Engineer J & J Machine & Tool, Inc - Holland, MI
Controls Engineer System Technologies, Inc - Surfside Beach, SC
Controls Engineer Rapistan Demag - Grand Rapids, MI
Senior Controls Engineer
Controls Engineer Rockwell Automation - Mequon, WI
Controls/PLC Test Engineer FFT/EDAG (GeStamp) - Union, SC
PLC Programmer/Controls Start-up Support Electrical equipment repair and servicing - Grand Rapids, MI
Controls Engineer Michelin North America - Lexington, SC
PLC Programmer/Controls Start-up Support Behr Heat Transfer - Charleston, SC
Electrical Maintenance Engineer Controls design, PLC - South Sioux City, NE
Independent Contractor Developed PLC and HMI
Electrical Support Engineer Food Process Automation - Grand Rapids, MI
Electrical Project Engineer Undercar Products Group - Grand Rapids, MI
Electrical Maintenance Engineer J & J Machine & Tool, Inc - Holland, MI
Controls Engineer System Technologies, Inc - Surfside Beach, SC
Controls Engineer Rapistan Demag - Grand Rapids, MI
Senior Controls Engineer
Education:
Grand Rapids Junior College
Computer and Electrical Technology TEI Institute
Certificate in Electronics
Computer and Electrical Technology TEI Institute
Certificate in Electronics
Method And Systems For Restarting A Flight Control System
US Patent:
8209526, Jun 26, 2012
Filed:
Sep 30, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/242357
Inventors:
David Barnard Pierce - Kentwood MI, US
Justin Jansen - Hudsonville MI, US
Justin Jansen - Hudsonville MI, US
Assignee:
General Electric Company - Schenectady NY
International Classification:
G06F 15/177, G06F 11/00
US Classification:
713 1, 714 61, 714 611
Abstract:
A method for rapid restarting of a flight control system, wherein the flight control system comprises a processor, is provided. The method includes storing at least one executable program on a memory device and copying the at least one executable program to a first random access memory (RAM) sector and a second RAM sector of a RAM memory device at a predetermined time. The method also includes copying the at least one executable program from the second RAM sector to the first RAM sector upon a restart of the processor and reinitializing processor operation by executing the at least one executable program copied from the second RAM sector to the first RAM sector.