| Goal |
Employment as a UNIX Systems Programmer/Administrator or in Scientific Visualization.
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| Summary |
Over fifteen years experience architecting and supporting UNIX systems and nine developing C/perl/java solutions to engineering support problems including system administration, source control, builds/releases, software testing, 3rd-party software integration and process automation.
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System
Admin |
SGI IRIX, Sun Solaris 1 & 2, AIX, NeXTstep, HP-UX, OpenBSD, Mac OS X, Linux and
TCP/IP Ethernet. NIS/yp, NFS/autofs, Veritas (HP-UX/AIX) Logical Volume Manager,
apache, tomcat, asterisk, DNS/bind, SMTP/sendmail/postfix, Rational ClearCase, CVS,
subversion and Software Configuration Management principles, PostgreSQL, MySQL,
Cray UNICOS. Excellent ability
to learn new System V or BSD-based OSs and networking systems and a solid
knowledge of UNIX at the administration and API level.
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Software
Skills |
C, perl, java, php, Fortran, sh, expect, HTML, JavaScript, SQL, XML, flex/actionscript, pvm/pV3, SGI Explorer, IBM Data-Explorer and a good base in
Numerical Methods. see my opensource project at
http://webplay.sourceforge.net for code samples.
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| Education |
Bachelor of Physics with Mathematics Minor
University of Minnesota - Twin Cities. Spring 1993.
IBM Data-Explorer Class
IBM - Chicago. January 1996.
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| Work History |
Apr 2003
Present |
Special Projects Group of
Professional Innovations, Inc. -
Boise, ID
Senior Software Engineer/Consultant
- Rapid development of tactical business intelligence/dashboard apps in C, perl, flex/actionscript, java, javascript, php and grudgingly - just once - even ASP.
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Nov 2000
Jun 2002 |
Engineering Services Group of
Tricord Systems, Inc. - Plymouth, MN
Senior Software Engineer
- Designed, implemented and automated a build, release and workflow process.
- Operated as a UNIX "toolsmith" writing primarily in perl, C and expect.
- In charge of source control (CVS) and build/release management for a mid-sized UNIX development group.
- In charge of transitioning the source control system to CVS.
- Integrated 3rd party software into a NAS box product.
- Assisted in the system administration of a large Linux QA test bed (many hundreds of machines) and in the writing of UNIX tools to automate the process.
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Sep 1999
Nov 2000 |
Saint Paul Development Group of
Bridge Information Systems -
Saint Paul, MN
UNIX Software Engineer
- Wrote a software regression test-bed for a fixed-income API and a web-based front-end to visualize the results.
- In charge of source control (using Rational ClearCase) and build management for a mid-sized (40) UNIX development shop. Wrote software tools to automate builds, releases, and system administration processes.
- In charge of a 4 month project transitioning the source control system to Rational ClearCase. This included designing and writing a fairly complex work-flow front-end to ClearCase in perl utilizing Sybase and SQL.
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Apr 1998
Aug 1999 |
Core Database Technologies group of
Wam!Net - Eagan, MN
Senior UNIX Systems Engineer & UNIX/C Developer
- As a senior member of a 4 person group performed capacity planning and systems architecture for a large replicated asset management system (8TB of RAID per, 3 geographically separate sites). Worked closely with DBAs and also as a member of the Middleware group.
- Worked with performance-testing and pre-purchase evaluation of data-center hardware including SGI Origin 2000s, Clarion and Hitachi RAIDs.
- Gathered and analyzed performance data of middleware/backend components and various hardware in order to make recommendations to staff and management.
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Dec 1996
Jul 1997 |
Maxim Group Consulting at
Cray Research - Chippewa Falls, WI & Eagan, MN
UNIX System Administration & Technical Support
- Provided technical support to employees on the SGI, Sun and Cray platforms. Area of expertise was NIS, DNS, NFS/Automounter and Email transport troubleshooting.
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| Jun-Sep 1996 |
Scientific and Technical Systems & Solutions
group of
IBM - Almaden Research Lab
Internship in Scientific Visualization
- Integrated the pV3 interactive visualization system and the PVM distributed computing environment into numerical methods code for mantle convection (C and Fortran).
- Presented at the 1996 SIGGRAPH convention.
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| Jan-Dec 1994 |
Department of Theoretical
and Applied Mechanics
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Scientific Visualization Consultant
- Created presentation quality scientific visualizations for publications, seminars and lectures.
- Wrote numerous software tools in C and Fortran to facilitate pre/post processing of data, data and grid transformations and process automation.
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Sep 1991
Jun 1996 |
Department of Geology & Geophysics at the
University of Minnesota Supercomputer Institute
Research Assistant & U of M Civil Servant
- Maintained and ran code for a 3-D Numerical Model of Mantle Convection. Included pre & post-processing, configuring for the Cray 2, C-90 & IBM SP-2 and trouble-shooting.
- Primary system administrator for a network of UNIX boxes and Macs. Duties included OS upgrades, hardware and software installation, network and system trouble-shooting, purchasing and porting code. Provided technical support to users.
- Supervised and trained interns in UNIX and system administration.
- Created and maintained the group web page.
- Co-authored seventeen publications (two as first author) on various topics in geophysics and scientific visualization.
- Awarded an Honorary Mention for Outstanding Scientific Visualization in Geophysics by the American Geophysical Union, 1993.
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