Michael Cline is a seasoned Principal Software Engineer at Raytheon, bringing over 25 years of specialized experience in embedded real-time software development to the forefront of defense technology. His expertise is particularly evident in his pivotal role on the Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) program for...
Michael Cline is a seasoned Principal Software Engineer at Raytheon, bringing over 25 years of specialized experience in embedded real-time software development to the forefront of defense technology. His expertise is particularly evident in his pivotal role on the Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) program for the Navy, where he contributes to a sophisticated, real-time, message-driven, embedded track fusion system. This system is crucial for integrating data from various radars and combat systems, enhancing situational awareness and operational effectiveness in naval engagements.
Michael's proficiency with IBM Rational Rhapsody for C++ has been instrumental in establishing an efficient software development environment, enabling his team to navigate the complexities of a codebase that has evolved from C to a hybrid of C and C++. His versatility with a range of development tools and methodologies, including Java, OSGi, and shell scripting, positions him as a subject matter expert (SME) in local tools, ensuring that best practices are adhered to throughout the software lifecycle.
In addition to his technical skills, Michael is adept at utilizing version control systems such as ClearCase and Subversion, as well as continuous integration tools like Jenkins and Ant, to streamline development processes. His commitment to modifying and optimizing existing code not only enhances system performance but also ensures compliance with rigorous military standards. As a leader in his field, Michael Cline continues to drive innovation and excellence at Raytheon, making significant contributions to the advancement of defense technologies that protect and serve.
