Relevant Skills
& Experience
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| No Blarney Consulting, Phoenix, AZ.
Spring 1998. Independently worked to develop a data compression tool
for this start-up company.
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| University Information Technologies (UNIT), Villanova, PA.
Summer 1995. Worked on a team to establish new file server and
to create university's web server.
Created account names and translated
Pascal code into C. Training in
Novell Netware and Ethernet installation.
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| Developed major student projects in C under UNIX, including an on-line
search tool. Knowledgeable in:
C, SQL, HTML, Perl
UNIX, DOS, Windows 98/NT, Novell Netware
IBM, Macintosh
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| Curriculum includes:
Programming in C, Discrete Mathematics, Computer Architecture,
Operating Systems, Analysis of Algorithms, Programming Languages,
Software Engineering, Unix, Theory of Computation, Networks, HCI,
Databases
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| Teamwork and Organization
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| Keating Communications, Inc., New York City, NY. Summer 1996.
As assistent to the President & CEO of this public relations firm,
scheduled meetings, wrote/revised letters, designed presentations in
PowerPoint, and networked the Macintosh computers. Gained experience in
interpersonal skills and the business world.
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| As President of the Villanova ACM (1996-97), oversaw all aspects of the
organization, including board and general meetings.
Participated in ACM Mid-Atlantic Region Programming Contest.
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| As the Vice-President of the Villanova ACM (1995-96),
arranged for guest speakers to come to monthly meetings,
coordinated the Computer
Science Department's Tutoring Service, presented tutorials on HTML,
tutored, and helped build and maintain the ACM web page.
As Publicity Director (1994-95), publicized all events and recruited
new members. Membership rose 25% between the fall of 1994
and the spring of 1995
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