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Brandan Tyler Lasley

📱 (503) 929-3771 | ✉️ brandan@brandanlasley.com | 💼 LinkedIn | 🔗 GitHub | 📍 Phoenix, Arizona


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Professional Summary

Safety-critical software engineer with 3+ years developing avionics systems for commercial aircraft. Specialized in performance optimization, systems programming, and DO-178C compliant development. Proven track record of building scalable applications serving thousands of users and modernizing legacy systems.

Work Experience

Software Engineer - Flight Systems

Honeywell Aerospace | Phoenix, Arizona
Jan 2023 – Present

  • Design, develop, and maintain avionics user interface pages for the Flight Management System (FMS) on the Multi-Function Control and Display Unit (MCDU) and Multi-Function Display (MFD) for Airbus commercial aircraft using ADA, C++, and C in a safety-critical, DO-178C-compliant environment
  • Perform verification, integration, and validation (IV&V) of flight deck interfaces to ensure compliance with Airbus requirements and human factors standards, contributing to zero safety incidents in deployed systems
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams (systems, safety, and test engineers) to refine requirements, conduct design reviews, and support certification activities for multiple aircraft programs
  • Develop and maintain custom aerospace tools including IDE plugins, compilers, and static analysis tools using React and C#
  • Lead development and maintenance of internal web-based tooling for 50+ engineers, enhancing team productivity and traceability across software versions
  • Oversee and manage physical FMS test benches and lab environments used for regression, integration, and system-level testing
  • Support debugging, defect analysis, and root-cause investigation for in-service issues

Freelance Software Engineer

Marion Area Multi Agency Emergency Telecommunication Center [METCOM] | Woodburn, Oregon
June 2015 – June 2016

  • Developed interactive web applications using Leaflet JS, AngularJS, PHP and MySQL used to help with the organization and communication of emergency responders in big emergencies such as wild fires

Key Achievements

  • Safety-Critical Systems: Contributed to DO-178C Level A software development for commercial aviation with zero defects
  • Performance Optimization: Increased game engine object limits from 2,000 to 65,535 through memory management improvements
  • Community Impact: Built Oregon 9-1-1 platform serving thousands of users during emergencies, gaining 10K+ Twitter followers
  • Systems Programming: Specialized in assembly-level optimization and reverse engineering for performance improvements

Projects

Populous: The Beginning Game Engine Modernization

Monthly Builds | Website

  • Led modernization of 1998 Electronic Arts game engine, porting to modern systems and extending multiplayer capacity from 4 to 8 players
  • Rewrote scripting engine using SOL3 LUA, enabling community modifications and reducing development time
  • Engineered performance improvements: rewrote input subsystem (RawInput), audio (SFML), and memory management, increasing object limits by 3,100% (2K to 65K objects)
  • Technologies: C++14, DirectX6-9, x86 Assembly, Jenkins CI/CD, reverse engineering

Oregon 9-1-1

GitHub (Front End) | GitHub (Back End) | Washington County Feed | Clackamas County Feed

  • Developed and maintained interactive map service that visualized real-time emergency calls in the Portland metro area from 2009 to 2017, serving thousands of users during peak times
  • Built front-end using PHP, JavaScript, and MySQL, with backend services written in Perl, C++, and Visual Basic.NET
  • Created Twitter feeds that amassed a total of 10k followers across multiple accounts for different emergency services
  • Developed interactive website/map displaying all calls, unit statuses (en-route, on-scene, etc), previous call history, and user subscribable alerts

CSE412 Traffic Accident Visualization

Demo | GitHub

  • Built interactive map using Leaflet JS, PHP, AngularJS, and PostgreSQL
  • Visualized traffic accidents within the Washington and Clackamas counties in Oregon
  • Implemented ability to filter incidents by date and area in real time using interactive tools

Education

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Arizona State University | Tempe, Arizona
Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering
Jan 2018 – May 2022


Skills

  • Safety-Critical Development: DO-178C, ADA, Airbus Requirements, IV&V, Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing
  • Systems Programming: C, C++, Intel Assembly (x86-64), Performance Optimization, Memory Management
  • Modern Development: C#, React, Python, Java, Git, Visual Studio, Linux
  • Web Technologies: PHP, JavaScript, MySQL, PostgreSQL, AngularJS, LeafletJS, React
  • Specialized Tools: Valgrind, Intel Parallel Studio, Jenkins, DirectX, OpenSSL, Boost, Poco

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