Experience:

• Head of Experimental Study Group Mathematics Staff, 1994 - Present
  Supervised group of ten mathematics instructors teaching a total of fifty first year MIT students. Responsible for finding and interviewing new instructors, matching students to instructors, evaluating instructor performance, and teaching two or more classes each semester.

• Programmer for money.com, 1994
  Developed ``digital cash'' system for internet purchases, and wrote vendor, customer, and server programs for Windows and Unix environments.

• Programmer for Brown Geology Department, 1990-1992
  Developed programs for the 4-D visualization and analysis of a database of fossilized pollen concentrations on Silicon Graphics workstations.

• Programmer for Naval Ocean Systems Center, 1989-1990
  Developed a scientific graphics package in Fortran for a variety of platforms, including Sun Unix and MS DOS machines; developed programs for visual display of sonar response patterns.

• Mathematics Researcher at Willams College (1991), Geometry Center (1992), and Regional Geometry Institute (1993)
  Proved original results in number theory, network minimization, and fractal geometry.

• Student Consultant for Brown Computer Science Department, 1991-1992

• Columnist for Brown Daily Herald, 1991-1992

Education:

• MIT, 1992 - 1997
  Mathematics graduate student, writing thesis on ``Multidimensional Wavelets'' under Professor Gilbert Strang.

• Brown University, 1989-1992
  Graduated magna cum laude with a Sc.B. in Mathematics and a 3.96 cumulative GPA.

Skills:

• C++, C, Java, Fortran, Pascal, Tcl/Tk, 68000, 6502, and PDP Assembler.

• UNIX (Sun OS, SGI, Linux), Windows, and MS-DOS operating systems.

• Scientific Visualization, Compiler Optimization, Wavelets, Fractal Image Compression, Public/Private Key Encryption, TCP/IP Networking, and CGI Scripts.