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[email protected] 237 Moody St. #566· Waltham, MA· 02453 (781) 209-1868 |
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| OBJECTIVE | A full time position in technology consulting or software development in the Boston area. | |||
| Technology
proficiencies include: Visual C++(4yrs), C(4yrs), Java (3yrs),Visual Basic
(5yrs), CodeWarrior (5yrs), DirectAnimation, HTML, Scheme, LISP, object-oriented
programming, multi-media, graphics, distributed systems, Windows NT, Windows
98 & 95, Linux, Unix, SGI Irix, Mac OS, Emacs, Open Inventor, OpenGL
Infini-D, Photoshop, Bryce, Poser. |
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| EDUCATION | ||||
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1994 1998
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Wellesley College | Wellesley, MA | ||
| Bachelor of Arts in
Physics, 1998
Course work included: Computer Vision, Electrodynamics, Classical Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra |
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1995 1998
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Cambridge, MA | ||
| Course work included: Computer Science, Computer Graphics, Solid State Chemistry, Patent Law, Statistical Physics | ||||
| EXPERIENCE | ||||
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1998 1999
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Independent Consultant to NEC USA | Waltham, MA / | ||
| Designed and implemented
a distributed, multi-platform multimedia system that runs over a wireless
ATM network. Used Visual C++ 6.0 and Visual J++ for the Windows 95/98 version
and GNU C++ under Linux. Dealt with cross-platform compatibility issues,
management of and interaction with multimedia resources (including streaming
video) under DirectX and DirectAnimation.
Primary work done out of a home office in Waltham, MA telecommuting to NECs Computers and Communications Research Lab in Princeton, NJ. |
Princeton, NJ | |||
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1995 Present
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Morgan Systems Software Development | Tarrytown, NY | ||
| Founding member of
a small software games/graphics technology startup company. I manage a
group of artists and musicians over the internet and provide customer support
as well as programming and serving as Project Manager on a number of projects.
Projects include: Java-based raytracer, Win32 arcade games, Macintosh ports
of core technologies, 3D library development.
http://users.aol.com/msys3000/ |
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1996 1998
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NEC USA, Computers and Communications Research Lab | Princeton, NJ | ||
| Research Assistant
(Internship) to Dr. Max Ott
Implemented a system for creating a composite video stream from a simulated 3D viewpoint from multiple video streams. Used Open Inventor and C on an SGI system. Developed a prototype system for simulation, calibration process, and actual system for use in video-conferencing. I was involved in both hardware and software aspects of the project, including design of physical structures for supporting multiple cameras, camera hardware calibration, hardware-software interfacing and testing. |
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Spring 1996
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Mit Media Laboratory | Cambridge, MA | ||
| Epistemology and
Learning Group, under Dr. Mitchall Resnick and Dr. Robert Berg
Designed an adjustable-sensitivity digital sound sensor for LEGO robots, and implemented a sound localization system for the robots using the sensor and the LEGO Programmable Brick. |
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1995 1998
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Wellesley College Information Technology Services | Wellesley, MA | ||
| Technology consultant at the Knapp Media and Technology Center (Fall 1997). Sales associate for Wellesley College Computer Purchase Program (May 1995-May 1997). Duties also included creation and maintenance of web pages. | ||||
| HONORS / INTERESTS | ||||
| Society of Physics
Students, Wellesley College Chapter (Secretary and Activities Coordinator
1997-1998), Wellesley College Chamber Music Society, 1994 National Merit
Finalist
Horseback riding, squash, piano. |
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