Clyde R. Camp, P.E. (inactive)
553 Long Acre Ln. 
Yardley, PA  19067		 Professional 
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Executive Summary

Summary of Qualifications:

Experience In:

mid-1998 - Present
Consulting - CRC Enterprises

1992 - mid-1998
Corporate Director Of Standards, 
Corporate Standards Office

Leadership participation in national and international standards related activities as both an individual engineer and as the formal representative for Texas Instruments.  Responsible, as the first Director of Standards and as the principle advocate within TI for Strategic Standardization, for creating and managing TI's Corporate Standards Office; monitoring and coordinating 350+ TI employees active on 700+ external standards committees; creating a recognized external TI-presence in the global standards arena; developing a relational database for tracking participation; organizing and chairing an interdivisional, multi-national standards council; designing and implementing external and internal WWW-based documentation to disseminate information on standards, quality, P&P, ethics and safety; responsibility for review of all corporate level memberships ($500K budget)

1984-1992
Lead Engineer/Senior Member Technical Staff, 
Corporate Computer Science Center

Responsible for system engineering, design coordination and user-interface software implementation for a family of RISC-based virtual machine architectures including of  TI PC Scheme, a Lisp dialect used as a teaching tool at MIT. Systems Enfineer and coordinator for all activities (S/W, H/W, marketing) for SCOREboard, a 68020 based Lisp Accelerator Board and the NCS Scheme language system for personal computers.

Unofficially coordinated TI standards participation activities, designing and implementing a comprehensive participation database and justifying TI's eventual membership in the American National Standards Institute, ASC X3, T1 and other standards developing organizations. Created and edited the TI Technical Journal "Standards Talk" column.

1979-1984
Systems Engineering Manager, 
TI Industrial Controls Division

Responsible for creating and implementing the first Industrial Systems Engineering function at TI's Johnson City, Tennessee site. Managed 7-man team chartered with defining, monitoring and enforcing the complete design cycle from marketing requirements definition to final product manufacturing. Also responsible for technology transfer between this site and other TI organizations; converting the site manufacturing part numbering system to the method used by the rest of the company; market research for fault tolerant industrial controllers.

1969-1979
Individual Contributor, Defense Electronics Sector

Designed and implemented airborne avionics systems involving the gathering, converting and processing of digital radar information. Increasing level of responsibility from general design of analog and digital data processing circuitry to design and implementation of inflight and self test hardware and software for major radar systems (AN/APQ 122 V8, MRCA, RADPAC) as well as the firmware configuration philosophy used widely throughout the division.

EDUCATION, AWARDS and PUBLICATIONS

EDUCATION

AWARDS

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