Résumé of Peter Filiberti

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Name: Peter Filiberti
Email: btech@btstream.com
Smail: PO Box 14884, Las Vegas, Nevada, 89114

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

High School

Chaparral High School Las Vegas, Nevada, Graduated 1981

College

Two years UNLV Las Vegas
Area of studies include Computer Science, Management Information Systems
and Electrical Engineering.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

1978 - 1980 PCS Computers Las Vegas, Nevada
- Bench Technician
1981 - 1982 Computer Service Center Las Vegas, Nevada
- Owner - Repairs of Atari and commodore computers.
1982 - 1993 Applied Computer Technology, Inc.
- Vice President operations, Principal (see attached history document).
1994 - Present Bitstream Technologies, Inc.
- Principal - Engineer
1998 - 2000 Wizard.com ISP
- Network Engineer for Internet Service Provider
2000 - 2004 Sigma Games
- Senior Engineer in charge of Gaming Communications Protocols
2000 - PRESENT Air-Internet.com
- Principal/Network Operation Engineer Broadband ISP
2005 - PRESENT Advanced Gaming Solutions
- Working with new Startup, Engineering and Business Management.

QUALIFICATIONS

Programming Languages in order of precedence

C++, C, Perl, Mutliple Assembler.
Experience in Basic, Fortran, Foxpro/Dbase, Cobol and others.

Microprocessor Experience

8080, Z80, 6502, 6800, 68000, 8048, 8051, 68HC11, 8088, and 80x86 family.
All embedded microcontrollers including Pic.

Operating Systems

Windows3.11 - XP and 2000, UNIX/Linux VxWorks.
Experience in VMS, CP/M and DOS.

Networking Systems

Lantastic, Novell, Windows for Workgroups, Windows Networking, RF Networks, Routing Protocols, Switching Protocols, TCP/IP, SNMP I & II, QOS, ATM, FDDI, and standard telephony.

REFERENCES

Please email me for a list of my references.

MISCELLANEOUS
Human Languages

English - college level with technical writing experience.

Italian - read, write and speak fluently at high school level.

Spanish - read, write and speak.

French - read, and conversational speech.

Japanese - conversational speech.

Hobbies: Equestrian arts, Ham radio, snow skiing, cycling.

Latest Projects
I currently have worked with Advanced Gaming Solutions a cutting edge gaming company. I was involved in the early development and support of the ICE platform's communications drivers and protocols that communicate gaming standards protocols such as SAS 6.0. I have recently moved to management and have been given the honorable title of Chief Technology Specialist, working towards integrating new outstanding technologies into our gaming platform with a purpose.

Communication Protocols Gaming Experience

Bally Simple Serial Protocol.

GSA Sas 5.x Protocols.

GSA Sas 6.x Protocols.

MGM Grand UIB Protocol - Wrote RFC and coordinated creation.

The following is a list of engineering projects which I either supervised or worked on myself at Applied Computer Technology, Inc. up to the date which I sold the company in 1993. There is now a number of emulators for windows95/98 that emulate these fine machines of yesteryear. Click on the images below to download an emulator for the particular machine. Click on the game titles below to download the game so you can sample our wares using the emulator.

Atari-History is a great site!

1982 - Game Software Project "Crazy Mazy" for Panasonic
Game program converted from Apple ][ to the Panasonic JR-200 computer. Assembly language program for the 6800 Microprocessor was 32K in size.
1982 - Game Software Project "Vortex" for Panasonic
Game program converted from Apple ][ to the Panasonic JR-200 computer. Assembly language program for the 6800 Microprocessor was 32K in size.
1982 - Game Software Project "Solitaire" for Panasonic
Game program converted from Apple ][ to the Panasonic JR-200 computer. Assembly language program for the 6800 Microprocessor was 32K in size.
1982 - Game Software Project "Roundabout" for Panasonic
Game program converted from Apple ][ to the Panasonic JR-200 computer. Assembly language program for the 6800 Microprocessor was 32K in size.
1982 - Game Software Project "Type Attack!" for Panasonic
Game program converted from Apple ][ to the Panasonic JR-200 computer. Assembly language program for the 6800 Microprocessor was 32K in size.
1982 - Authored original game "Nightraiders" for Atari 400/800 Computers.
Original game developed by myself and marketed by Datamost, Inc. Assembly Language program for the 6502 Microprocessor was 48K in size.
1983 - Game Software Project "Snooper Troops" for Spinnaker Software.
Original program converted from Apple ][ to the commodore 64 computer. Assembly Language program for the 6502 Microprocessor was 48K in size.
1983 - Game Software Project "Snooper Troops 2" for Spinnaker Software.
Original program converted from Apple ][ to the commodore 64 computer. Assembly Language program for the 6502 Microprocessor was 48K in size.
1983 - Game Software Project "Most Amazing Thing" for Spinnaker Software.
Original program converted from Apple ][ to the Atari 400/800 computer. Assembly Language program for the 6502 Microprocessor was 48K in size.
1983 - Game Software Project "Up for Grabs" for Spinnaker Software.
Original program converted from Apple ][ to the commodore 64 computer. Assembly Language program for the 6502 Microprocessor was 48K in size.
1984 - Game Software Project "Pitfall!" for Activision
Original program converted from the Atari 2600 to the commodore 64 computer. Assembly Language program for the 6502 Microprocessor was 32K in size and was developed for a romable cartridge.
1984 - Game Software Project "Moonsweeper" for Imagic.
Original program converted from Colecovision to the commodore 64 computer. Assembly Language program for the 6502 Microprocessor was 48K in size.
1984 - Game Software Project "Nova Blast" for Imagic.
Original program converted from Colecovision to the commodore 64 computer. Assembly Language program for the 6502 Microprocessor was 48K in size.
1984 - Game Software Project "Chopper Hunt" for Imagic. Original program converted from Atari 400/800 to the commodore 64 computer. Assembly Language program for the 6502 Microprocessor was 48K in size.
1985 - Game Software Project "Impossible Mission" for Epyx. See the Epyx Shrine for trivia and more information. Original program converted from commodore 64 computer to the Apple ][. Assembly Language program for the 6502 Microprocessor was 128K in size.
1985 - Game Software Project "Temple of Apshai" for Epyx.
Original program converted from commodore 64 computer to Apple Macintosh. Assembly Language program for the 68000 Microprocessor was 150K in size.
1985 - Client Information System for Wedbush, Noble, Cooke, Inc.
Database information system designed for brokerage firm. Written in Dbase II and customized for Stocks, Bonds and other client information.
1986 - Big Bucks Trivia for Dynasoft.
Original development of special add on hardware and software for old Pac Man board. Assembly Language program for the Z80 Microprocessor was 64K in size. Data area 1 Megabyte of ROM which held 2.5 Meg of data compressed with our proprietary compression scheme. You can now play Big Bucks Trivia on your PC with the MAME emulator.
1986 - Big Top Crane Amusement Machine for Dynasoft
Original development of both hardware and software for Big Top crane machine. Designed around the 8748 microcontroller. Assembly language program was 2K in size.
1987 - Nevada Flipcard Poker for Games of Nevada.

Original Development for Games of Nevada. Designed and programmed poker game which utilized mechanical stepper card decks for display. Assembly language program for 6502 Microprocessor was 16K in size.

1987 - Montana Printer interface for Games of Nevada.
Original Development for Games of Nevada. Printer interface for poker machine used in non- hopper jurisdictions, Custom Hardware developed by myself. Assembly Language program for the 6502 Microprocessor was 16K in size.

1988 - Hi/Lo Poker for Games of Nevada.
Original Development for Games of Nevada. This work can still be seen in some Las Vegas casinos. Assembly Language program for the 6502 Microprocessor was 16K in size.

1989 - Coro Bici Slot Machine for J & T Slots, Inc.
Original Development for J & T, Inc. Slot machine for Costa Rican market. Assembly Language program for the Z80 microprocessor was 32K in size.

1989 - Montana Printer interface for J & T, Inc.
Original Development for J & T, Inc. Printer interface for poker machine used in non-hopper jurisdictions, Custom Hardware developed by myself. Assembly Language program for the 8039 Microcontroller was 16K in size.

1990 - Sweet Shawnee for J & T, Inc.
Original Development for J & T, Inc. Lamp Driven slot machine for amusement market. Assembly Language program for 8051 Microcontroller was 16K in size.

1990,1991 - Olivetti M54 Tape Duplication System.
Contracted by the Italian Government and Ministry of Posts. Hardware and Software design of a tape duplication system for Olivetti M54 data cartridges. This is installed in all the regional post offices throughout Italy.

1992 - Autocard Vending Machine.
Original Development of business card vending machine utilizing custom hardware and software. C program complied for NEC V25 Microprocessor is 1.2 Megabytes in size. Program includes digital audio, custom printing control and cutting system.

1993,1994 - MGM Grand Hotel, Inc. Slot Player Tracking and Slot accounting system.
Designed hardware and software for total slot machine integration on a Casino level. Project includes player tracking, machine real-time monitoring, progressive control etc. C Program compiled for the Z180 Microprocessor is 60,000 lines. C program on STRATUS VOS system for the 68000 Microprocessor.

1995,1996 - Invented " Coin Hopper Measurement and Control System".
Invented hardware and software to creat a smart hopper system for slot machines which can instantly inform other systems of the current and accurate amount of coins held within the hopper. You can see the original protoype photo's here.

1997 - Industrial Ventilation's Agricultural Storage System.
Modified C programming for a Zworld microcontroller so that units could be networked via a rs-485 link, as well as accessed from long distances via modem. Modified front end windows terminal program written in Delphi to access and gather data from remote units in the field.

1998 - Shoot-N-Show's instant preview system for photography.

Design hardware and software based on a Motorola 68hc705j1a microcontroller to synchronize film camera's to digital cameras providing the photographer with instant preview capabilities for his customers!

1998 - U.S. EPA Designed hardware and software to control a vaccum distiller for automated sample processing down to cryogenic temperatures.

2000 - 2004 - Employed at Sigma Games integrating VxWorks realtime OS onto a custom platform for the purpose of communicating various gaming industry protocols. The platform is based on an AMD Elan (80486) processor and varius i/o. I was responsible for designing a BSP for the hardware so that VXworks could run on the target and implementing the various protocol stacks and communications software. This is currently in use in the field and is a product for Sigma Game called the "SIB3". Gaming Protocols involved SAS 5.0, SDS, and some custom protocols as well as multiple real time protocol support.