M. Isaac Jones
http://www.syntaxpolice.org/~ijones
ijones@syntaxpolice.org

Campus Address:
252A West Lane Ave
Columbus,Ohio 43201
614-294-8445 - Permanent Address:
785 Forestridge Dr.
Boardman, Ohio 44512
330-726-1556

Objective

Career opportunity applying my skills in computer programming and program analysis.

Qualifications

• Experience in large development projects in Java, C, C++, and ML, as well as smaller projects in Perl, Pascal, HTML, L^ATEX & Texinfo, Lisp (including Emacs Lisp), GTK, Scheme, & OCaml.
• Knowledge of development tools including Make, CVS (and nother version control systems), Debuggers, Bugzilla (and other bug tracking systems), and the UML (UNIX, PC, Macintosh).

• Ability and experience in facilitating communication between technical and non-technical interests.

• Knowledge of Software Engineering concepts including: dataflow analysis, static & dynamic slicing, regression testing, definition-use pairs, design & development of reusable and object oriented components.

Experience

• Full Time Software Engineer The Ohio State University - Computer & Information Science Department, Columbus Ohio (Fall 2000 - Summer 2001)
  • Development in Java of a large & critical employee management system, used by hundreds of employees.
  • Experience in writing a large client / server system using RMI, encryption (SSL), secure authentication (certificate keypairs), SQL Database backend, and a Swing based GUI, in Java.
  • Software support (Unix administration) for Computer Science faculty, staff, and students.

• Software Engineer Intern Cisco Systems, San Jose, CA (Summer, 2000)
  • Operating Systems programming
  • In charge of maintaining Calltracker, a subsystem of Cisco's Internetworking Operating System (IOS) running on Access Servers
  • Training in Cisco router configuration
  • Training in the IOS architecture

• Research Assistant Software Engineering Research Group (June 1998 - June 2000) The Ohio State University - Computer & Information Science Department, Columbus Ohio
  • Part of the research team developing a compiler for Brew, Java with a better object system.
  • Research in analysis of C source code for dynamic memory allocation
    • Developed an algorithm for computing dynamic points-to relations.
    • Designed and implemented a system for white box testing (coverage analysis) and debugging using dynamic pointer relations.
  • Research in methods for detecting memory leaks and memory access errors.

  • Design and implementation of an experiment exploring reduction of pointers and copying in C++.
  • Part of a team developing Aristotle, a large program analysis system for C and Java.

• Grader Software Component Engineering Course Sequence (Spring 1998) The Ohio State University - Computer & Information Science Department, Columbus Ohio
  • Grading programming labs and tutoring students in C++.

• Computer Camp Counselor (Summer 1997, 1998, 1999)YMCA Camp Fitch Computer Camp, Youngstown Ohio
  • Teaching of C++, Pascal, Logo, Linux, and Windows to children.

Education

• The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
  • B.S. in Computer Science, June 2002.
  • Overall G.P.A.: 3.41, (4.0 scale)
  • Worked throughout college as a Software Engineer to pay for school.

Coursework

• Programming Languages, Networking, Object Oriented component design, Systems Programming, Computational Numerical Methods, Artificial Intelligence, C++, Lisp, and functional programming, Software Engineering, Revision Control.

Organizations, Activities & Interests

• Active in development for free software systems such as GNU/Linux
• President and founder of the Ohio State Open Source Software Development club.
  • Apache Web server administration
  • Coordingating software projects
  • Managing a code repository
  • Public speaking
• Studying the viola in classical music performance (OSU Symphony Orchestra).
• Training horses in English show riding.

References

References are available upon request.

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http://www.syntaxpolice.org/~ijones
ijones@syntaxpolice.org

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