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Andrew Wooster |
awooster@cs.hmc.edu |
(School) 170
East Sixth Street - #801 | Smith Campus Center - Suite 118 | Claremont
CA 91711 | (831) 809-9751
(Home) PO Box 82 | San Lucas CA | 93954 | (831) 385-5316
| OBJECTIVE |
To
obtain full-time employment starting in the summer of 2002 as a software engineer,
operations programmer, web application developer, or project manager. |
| QUALIFICATIONS |
Experience programming configuration, monitoring, and administration tools for
UNIX-based server systems on a large scale (700+ machines) in a mission-critical
production environment.
Wide knowledge of application development for websites, with
experience creating complex, database-enabled web applications.
Experience creating
multithreaded XML-based networking applications using Java.
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| EDUCATION |
Pomona
College (www.pomona.edu)
B.A., Computer Science, May 2002.
GPA: 3.4
Relevant course work includes: Principles of Computer
Science, Data Structures and Program Development, Logic for Computer
Science, Intro. to Computer Architectures and Operating Systems,
Large Scale Software Development, Artificial Intelligence,
Computer Networks, Algorithms, Theory of Computation,
Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, Combinatorics.
Currently taking Programming Languages and
Software Design and Architecture.
Harvard
University
(www.harvard.edu)
Summer Session, 1997
Courses taken: Intro to Microeconomics, Visual Representation
of Alternate Topography.
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| EXPERTISE |
- Familiar
with all versions of Windows, MacOS (including OSX), and several flavors of
*nix (Solaris and Linux, in particular).
- Comfortable programming in
Perl, PHP, Java, C/C++, SPARC Assembly, Scheme, SML, Visual Basic,
and several other languages.
- Experienced at
programming tools for use in administrating UNIX-based systems in
mission-critical, high-availability production environments.
- Seasoned
developer of database-driven web applications using Perl, PHP,
and MySQL.
- Familiar with developing
multithreaded networking applications using Java and XML.
- Experience using integrated
development environments such as Visual C++, Visual Basic, Apple Project Builder,
Borland/Inprise C++ Builder, and Java Forte.
- Proficient
with graphics programs such as Photoshop, Painter, Paint Shop Pro, Illustrator,
Flash, Bryce, Nendo, Quark X/press.
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WORK
EXPERIENCE |
Tellme Networks, Inc.
- (www.tellme.com)
May 2001-August 2001 (Full Time Intern)
Worked as an operations programmer developing tools to help
manage, monitor, and maintain the large Tellme network service.
Cybersense,
Inc.
- (www.cybersense.com)
May 2000 - May 2001 (Part Time)
Internal Systems Programmer: Perl/CGI/mySQL and Perl/Shell scripting
for web site productions and internal systems management. Programming
database front-ends and user and system security programs.
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OTHER
EXPERIENCE |
WWDC 2001 Attendee - (apple.com)
May 2001
Attended Apple Worldwide Developers Conference and
sessions on OSX, Cocoa, Objective C, Carbon, Security,
OpenGL, Java, WebObjects, XML, Project Builder, Compilers, and
several other topics.
ACM Programming Contest
2000 and 2001
15th place (of 54 teams) at 2001 and 18th place (of 51 teams)
at 2000 ACM Southern California Region Programming
Contest.
theJabbertalky
October 2000 - January 2001
A Lead Developer on theJabbertalky, a Jabber-based instant
messaging client for OSX written in Java/Cocoa for CS121 at Harvey Mudd
College.
Tutor - cs110: Computer Architectures and Operating Systems
Spring Semester 2001
Held tutoring hours for students
working on cs110 projects and homeworks, answered questions
posted to the cs110-help mailing list,
available for help with the class at odd hours of the day/night.
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