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Bruce M. Bush

  • 30+ years as a programmer, consultant & team leader
  • Fortran, C, C++, C#, x86 Assembly, PHP, Ruby, Rails, & Python
  • Proficient with Windows, Linux, IOS, SQL, & Microsoft Office
  • Lead developer of Fortran compiler for Lahey Computer Systems
  • Lahey team won a Technical Excellence Award from PC Magazine
  • Lead developer of water monitoring program for Johnson Controls
  • Helped develop rail operation simulation modeling program
  • Created RealWin program to port Fortran code to Windows

Employment

  • Present 2012

    Bruce M Bush Software Solutions

    Owner, Chief Technical Officer

  • 2012 1996

    Indowsway Software

    Owner, Chief Technical Officer

  • 1996 1976

    Lahey Computer Systems

    VP of Software Development, Chief Technical Officer (13 years as an employee)

  • 1986 1979

    Self-Employed Consultant

    Lahey, Johnson Controls

    • 1982 1979

    Johnson Controls

    Systems Analyst, Systems Engineer

Education

  • BS 1979

    Information and Computer Science

    University of California, Irvine

  • AS1976

    Computer Science

    Coleman College, San Diego

Awards

  • 1989
    PC Magazine - Technical Excellence Award
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    WINNER:

    Lahey FORTRAN 286 and 386 Lahey Computer Sysems, Inc.

    • Bruce Bush
    • Jeff Sparksworthy
    • Larry Hunt
    • Scott Wilbur
    • Thomas Lahey
    • Dan Wright

    For too long, the promise of desktop mainframes has rung hollow. The hardware was ready, but the tools were primitive. Lahey FORTRAN broke through the doldrums and produced two compilers that exploited the computing and memory power of the PC: Lahey FORTRAN 286 and Lahey FORTRAN 386. Working with the Lahey DOS Extender OS/x86 memory extender, these compilers allow full-scale program development to proceed unhindered. Scientists and engineers now have the tools they’ve sought for so long.