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| To eventually gain employment at a research lab
helping to learn about and advance the state of the
``art of
computer programming,''
ideally but not exclusively related to
the design of advanced programming languages and environments
and the implementations that make them practical. |
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Cornell University
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Ithaca, NY |
| Second-year Ph.D. student in Department of Computer
Science. |
Johns Hopkins University
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Baltimore, MD |
| BS in Computer Science and Mathematical Sciences,
concurrent MSE in Computer Science. Graduated with cumulative
GPA 3.86 in 1998. Master's project:
``A Smalltalk-to-JVM
Compiler''
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Everett Community College
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Everett, WA |
| AAS in Mathematics. Graduated with Highest Honors (GPA
4.00) in 1995. |
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Akamai Technologies
Summer 1999 - |
Cambridge, MA |
| Developer. |
Cornell University Computer Science
Department
Spring 1999 |
Ithaca, NY |
| Lecturer. Taught the four-week short course
Introduction to C. |
Hewlett-Packard Company, Lake Stevens
Division
Summer 1996 |
Everett, WA |
| IT Engineer. Upgraded several hundred devices (PCs
running Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Windows NT 3.51, and Windows
NT 4.0, workstations running HP-UX, printers, and
instrumentation) from 10Base-2 to 10Base-T, including
pre-installation user interviews, monitoring system backups,
installation, testing, post-installation evaluations,
inventory management, and procedure documentation. Also
performed general system support for PCs. |
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Experienced with Pascal, C, Smalltalk, Java, Perl, Lisp, SML,
SQL, and other languages, including LaTeX, HTML, and XML
markup languages
Skilled with Unix, particularly using and maintaining GNU/Linux
operating system
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Outstanding Senior Award for Computer Science, Johns Hopkins
University, 1998
Outstanding Student of Mathematics, Everett Community
College, 1995
Outstanding Student of Mathematics, Cascade High School,
1995
Professional: Association for Computing Machinery, IEEE
Computer Society
Honor societies: Tau Beta Pi, Golden Key, Phi Theta Kappa
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