Employment

As a computer scientist and a student I have had the opportunity to work in many different places both in an academic and industrial capacity.  Here is a list of some of the places I have been fortunate enough to spend my summers.

• GrammaTech, Inc. (Summer 2001, Summer 2002)
  GrammaTech is an Ithaca company so I was able to split time between work and school..  With a much less formal environment than what I had been exposed to at other places this was a fun place to work.  During this summer I worked on projects in the intersection of GrammaTech's interests and my doctoral work in software model checking.
  
• Intel Corporation (Summer 2000)
  I spent this summer at their Santa Clara facility working with their Interprocedural Analysis Team as part of the IA-64 Compiler Group.  It was at Intel that I first got the idea of making a career out of finding ways to make large bodies of code accessible to programmers.
  
• Bettis Laboratory (Summer 1997)
  This was one of the best summers I ever spent away from school.  Bettis (Pittsburgh) is a great place to work and the people are really top-shelf.  I spent my time writing code on a project related to the Seawolf class submarine.
  
• DIMACS Reasearch Experience for Undergraduates (Summer 1996)
  This was my first "full" summer away from home.  A nine week program in which I worked on problems in robotics and computer vision -- this was my first taste of what graduate school would be like.
  
• IAS/Park City Mathematics Institute (Summer 1995)
  This was a three week program centered around the mathematics of non-linear wave phenomenon.  Set in the mountains of Utah, this was my first academic experience away from school.

For a complete listing of my employment experience and job qualifications have a look at my resume.

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