Bradley Tse

- I work for the 699 Group: Planetary Environments Laboratory, which develops Mass Spectrometers for other planets. The most notable one is the Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) instrument, which is one of the main instruments on the Curiosity Mars Rover. - Main languages: Qt Framework/C++, Python, C, Bash scripts - Version control: SVN, Git Mars Organic Molecule Analyzer instrument - Main instrument on the ESA ExoMars Rover; expected to launch in 2020 - Main developer for the real-time data analysis software - Designed and developed an in-house Qt charting library - Wrote simulators for the instrument's various subsystems, used to test our experimental sequences - Developed the test flight software used in 2 of our test models - Added new functionality to our ground software's architecture

I did an internship over the summer of 2012, and then went back and worked over winter break during January, 2013. During my internship I did the following things (taken directly from my resume): Wrote code to help analyze data coming back from the Mars rover, Curiosity, or more specifically from SAM (Sample Analyst at Mars), one of Curiosity’s main analysis tools Wrote Python scripts that used Gnuplot to trend data about the temperature, amps, and voltage of the various components of SAM, which were used to help determine the reliability of the data received from SAM Modified pre-existing Python scripts to add more functionality Wrote Bash scripts to help automate tasks Used Tkinter to create a GUI for the trending tools Worked on converting a SWTS windows driver from 32 to 64 bit

Used Lego Mindstorms to introduce the basic concepts of programming to children