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Someone had prompted me to add some very important information. No
resume service can work with information they don't have :). I also
shortened it to keep it within two pages.
--Alexander
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Résumé for Alexander G. Henry
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Résumé for Alexander G. Henry
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As of 27 May, 2003
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Contact information:
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address:
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914 E. Laguna Dr.<br>
Tempe, AZ 85282
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telephone:
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480-756-1104
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email:
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shroompicker2000@cox.net
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cell:
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480-600-8078
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Software Consultant
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Highly skilled technical and mathematical software consultant
with over 10 years of study and industry experience.
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Strengths include:
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Extremely analytical.<br>
Both research and business oriented.<br>
Broad thinker.<br>
Outstanding oral and written communication skills.
English, Spanish, Polish.
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Education:
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Master of Computer Science.
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Arizona State University; 2003.<br>
coursework: Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Agents,
Neural Networks, Data Mining, Database Design, Semantic
Web, OS internals, Compiler Design.
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Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science, Minor in
Business.
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University of Nevada, Las Vegas; 1997.<br>
coursework: Computer Simulation, Automata, Computer
Graphics, Software Design and Development, Compiler
Construction. Business coursework involved about one-half
of the coursework needed for an MBA.
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Academic Honors:
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Dean's List at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas for
seven of ten semesters.
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Golden Key National Honor Society, 1997.
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Upsilon Pi Epsilon International Honor Society for the
Computing and Information Disciplines, 1997.
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Projects:
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Software Engineering Project at UNLV: Reprographics forms
package. 1996.
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Lead a team to build a Visual Basic package that simplified
the business processes of the University Reprographics
department. Included formal requirements documentation,
formal documentation of object-oriented analysis, and code
documentation.
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Senior Project at UNLV: Snow Globe. 1997.
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Combination computer graphics and random-number simulation
project. Used OpenGL on a Silicon Graphics Onyx. Graphics
implemented included 3D polygons with lighting and both
specular and transparent materials. Simulated snow and
water current with a vector field and proper application of
random numbers. Used a mouse interface and a real-time
event-driven environment for user interaction.
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Database Design Project at ASU: Pools Unlimited. 2001.
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Team project to build a Microsoft Access database that
implemented the before non-computerized business processes
of a small company, Pools Unlimited in Phoenix, AZ.
Involved formal definition of data, formal analysis of
database schema, proof of validity of relational model.
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Final Masters Project at ASU: Award Finder. 2003.
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One-year individual project involving web mining and web
semantics in both Java and PERL:LWP. Done for the Del E.
Webb School of Construction at ASU. Developed a process to
automatically seek out web pages on the Internet that
contained construction awards. Developed an ontology to
automatically parse the award names and information from
the web pages, and populate a database with the
information.
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Relevant Employment History:
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1997-1999
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Honeywell, Glendale, AZ: Software Engineer. Maintained and
tested code on real-time embedded systems for autopilot
flight control systems for small business and commuter jets
such as Lear, Embraer, and Gulfstream.
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1992-1994
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Mirage Resorts, Las Vegas, NV: Room Reservations Clerk,
Mirage Hotel. First contact and sale point for the hotel.
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Technical Skills:
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Operating Systems and Hardware:
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UNIX: Sparc, DEC, Silicon Graphics Indys, Silicon Graphics
ONYX, Cray Supercomputer.<br>
Linux: Intel Pentium, DEC Alpha.<br>
Embedded systems: Intel processors, Z80 processors.<br>
Apple ][+, pre-PowerPC Macintosh, x86 systems.
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Languages:
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C/C++, 10 years, currently used.
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OpenGL, 2 years, used +4 years ago.
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HTML, 10 years, intermittently used.
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Lex/Yacc, 2 years, used 1 year ago.
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Java, multithreaded, 2 years, currently used.
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Maple, 1 year, used 2 years ago.
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PERL, multithreaded, 2 years, used 1 year ago.
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MATLAB, 1 year, used 2 years ago.
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LISP, 2 years, used 1 year ago.
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SQL, 1 year, used 2 years ago.
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assembly in x86, 680xx, VAX, used 3 years ago.
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Conference Training:
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Entrepreneurial Boot Camp, May 2003.<br>
The Greater Tucson Economic Council and The Southern
Arizona Tech Council.
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Electronic Entertainment Expo, 2002, 2001.<br>
Interactive Digital Software Association.
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