Russil Wvong

                              #10 - 4275 Sophia St.
                         Vancouver, BC, Canada  V5V 3V6
                                 (604) 871-0161
                            www.geocities.com/rwvong
                              russilwvong@yahoo.com


CAREER SUMMARY:

     Lead software developer at Agilent Technologies (a spinoff from
     Hewlett-Packard) with an M.Sc. in Computer Science; an outstanding
     academic record; eleven years of product development experience
     using UNIX, Windows 95 and NT, C, C++, X/Motif, MFC, and COM; and
     a background in data communications, specifically Internet protocols,
     ATM, Frame Relay, and X.25.


EDUCATION:

     Master of Science in Computer Science, University of British
     Columbia, Vancouver, Canada (September 1989 - November 1990).
     Received the Governor-General's gold medal for the most
     outstanding Master's student that year.

     Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computer Science and Mathematics,
     University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada (July 1985 -
     May 1988).  Received the Governor-General's silver medal for
     the highest marks in the graduating classes of the Faculties of
     Arts and Science.  Also made the top 50 on the North-America-wide
     Putnam Math Contest.


EXPERIENCE:

     AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES, Canada
     Software Developer
     November 1999 - present

     Agilent Technologies was spun off from Hewlett-Packard in November 1999.

       o One of the lead software developers for RouterTester, a test
         system for backbone Internet routers that provides integrated
         testing of both packet forwarding and routing protocols over
         high-speed interfaces.  The system controller runs Windows NT;
         the software is written using C++, COM, and ATL.  Based in
         Vancouver, Canada.

     HEWLETT-PACKARD, Canada
     Software Developer
     November 1990 - November 2000

     Developed software for the RouterTester, Broadband Series Test System,
     Internet Advisor, and PT Series protocol testers, which are used by
     data communications equipment manufacturers and service providers
     worldwide to do testing and troubleshooting.

       o Developed GUI for controlling Gigabit Ethernet traffic
         generation and doing automated performance measurements
         on the Internet Advisor, using Visual C++ and MFC.
         Based in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

       o One of the lead software developers for the Broadband Series
         Test System, a modular ATM tester with roughly $60 million in
         sales in 1996.  Based on VXI mainframe and UNIX controller;
         software written using C and X/Motif.  Based in Edmonton, Canada.

         Part of the team that initially developed the Broadband Series,
         participating in the product definition, software architecture,
         implementation, testing, and release.  Technical lead for
         project to add Frame Processor modules to the Broadband Series;
         project to integrate LAN decode engine; and CPE group.
         Participated in two task forces responsible for defining
         future technical direction of the Broadband Series.

       o Technical lead for project to build a a UNIX-based DS3/E3 SMDS
         tester for key customers, including Siemens.  Developed the GUI
         using X/Motif.  Based in Bristol, UK.

       o Software developer for the PT Series protocol tester, a portable
         WAN tester with roughly $20 million in sales in 1993.  Software
         written in FORTH and C on 68000-based multiprocessor platform,
         using proprietary OS.  Based in Edmonton, Canada.

         Enhanced X.25 application to support multilink operation, working
         with one other developer.  Enhanced Frame Relay application to
         add testing of LMI protocols, working with two other developers.
         Developed application architecture and framework software for
         the PT502, a higher-speed version of the existing product with
         front-end processing done by embedded application software;
         ported the Frame Relay application to the PT502; and provided
         support to other PT502 developers.


     IDACOM ELECTRONICS LTD., Edmonton, Canada
     Software Developer
     May 1988 - August 1989

     IDACOM was acquired by Hewlett-Packard in August 1990.

       o Implemented two X.25 conformance test suites for the PT Series
         protocol tester, using FORTH, for a European Commission contract.
         Based in Darmstadt, West Germany.

       o Implemented the X.25 packet layer and multilink protocols,
         using C, as part of a joint research project with the
         University of British Columbia to build an X.400 MHS tester.
         Based in Vancouver, Canada.


PUBLICATIONS:

     Wvong, R., "LAPB conformance testing using trace analysis,"
     Proceedings of the 11th International Symposium on Protocol
     Specification, Testing and Verification, Stockholm, Sweden, 1991.

     Wvong, R., "A new methodology for OSI conformance testing based
     on trace analysis," M. Sc. thesis, Department of Computer Science,
     University of British Columbia, 1990.