julian.graham@aya.yale.edu                  http://www.undecidable.net/joolean/


Education:

Yale University
New Haven, CT                                          Fall 2001 to Spring 2003

Received Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science
Relevant courses include: Systems Programming & Computer Organization, 
Cryptography, Design & Analysis of Algorithms, Operating Systems, 
Compilers & Interpreters, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Networks

Wesleyan University
Middletown, CT                                         Fall 1999 to Spring 2001

Candidate for Bachelor's degrees in English and Computer Science
Relevant courses include: Data Structures, Automata Theory & Formal Languages


Selected job history:

Support Engineer                                                   New York, NY
DataSynapse, Inc.                                        Summer 2003 to Present

Designed and implemented new Quality Assurance systems and processes on several
different hardware and software platforms as part of release cycle of 
GridServer enterprise-level distributed computing solution.  Provided 
one-on-one telephone and e-mail support to clients with production systems at a
number of global financial institutions.

Student Advisory Committee Member                                 New Haven, CT
Yale University Computer Science Department            Fall 2002 to Spring 2003

Unpaid, elected position.  Served as liaison between faculty, administrators, 
and students; participated in decision-making regarding undergraduate 
curriculum and software deployment.  Maintained a laboratory consisting of 36 
Windows and Linux workstations, in addition to several shell scripts and a set 
of web pages

Research Assistant                                                New Haven, CT
Yale University Computer Science Department                         Summer 2002

Worked with professor in the Computer Science department, preparing academic 
papers for publication / presentation; wrote code, conducted experiments in 
efforts to improve and measure disk speed / power consumption in portable 
computers

Technology Department Intern                                       New York, NY
Time, Inc.                                                          Summer 2000

Designed, programmed, and provided technical support for a scheduling database 
used by TIME Magazine production staff


Other projects:

SDOM:

Implemented W3C's Document Object Model recommendation in the Scheme 
programming language

gzochi:

Designed and implemented a portable framework for creating secure, 
multiplatform Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games (MMORPGs)

Protein Geometry Calculator:

Designed expression-based language to meet the needs of molecular motions group
in Molecular Biology department at Yale University; designed and programmed 
interpreter for the language, including writing interfaces to pre-existing 
protein analysis tools


Skills:

Extensive programming experience in C / C++, Java, ML, Perl 
Satisfactory programming ability in Assembly (x86), PHP, Scheme
Intimate knowledge of various flavors of Linux / UNIX, Microsoft Windows 
    (95, 98, 2000, XP), Mac OS (9.x, OS X), most major graphics / office 
    software suites
Intermediate reading and speaking ability in Spanish