Julian Graham              460 41st St. Apt. 3I
                           julian.graham@aya.yale.edu         Brooklyn, NY 11232
                         http://undecidable.net/joolean/            917-359-3884


Professional experience
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Senior Development Engineer, Technical Producer; 2007-present
Rebel Monkey, Inc.

Led technical design and engineering effort on Camp Fu, a web- and Flash-based 
MMO and social networking site boasting an account base of more than 130,000 
users. Designed and implemented J2EE-based server architecture featuring 
distributed authentication, tiered access to data, and the coordination of a 
user-facing web application with Project Darkstar game servers to present a 
unified and secure game experience to players. Implemented versatile Flash 
animation and avatar customization library in AS3. Established company-wide 
engineering practices and normalized build procedures to enable integration of 
dozens of in-house and third-party components.


Senior Software Engineer; 2003-2007
DataSynapse, Inc.

As part of core GridServer engineering team, planned, specified, and developed 
GridServer distributed computing software over the course of two major releases
and multiple update releases. Responsibilities included multithreaded 
development in Java, C++ (on Windows and multiple variants of UNIX), and C#; 
coordination with QA and customer support teams; porting C++ and Java 
architecture to Microsoft .NET platform and leading .NET integration efforts 
and development of C# API. 


Free and open source software
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* Associate member, Free Software Foundation, 2003-present

* GNU Guile [http://www.gnu.org/software/guile/] - Embeddable Scheme 
  interpreter; contributed standards-compliant threading implementation, misc. 
  patches

* libRUIN [http://www.nongnu.org/libruin/] - Renderer for dynamic user 
  interfaces; lead developer

* SCSS [http://www.nongnu.org/scss/] - Cascading stylesheets implementation in 
  Scheme; lead developer

* SDOM [http://www.nongnu.org/sdom/] - W3C DOM Level 3 implementation in 
  Scheme; lead developer


Education
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Yale University

Received Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, 2003. Relevant coursework 
includes: Systems Programming & Computer Organization, Cryptography, Design & 
Analysis of Algorithms, Operating Systems, Compilers & Interpreters, Artificial
Intelligence, Computer Networks

Thesis work: pgc, an expression language and interpreter for performing 
calculations related to protein geometry and macromolecular movement


Skills
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* 7+ years development experience in C, particularly in UNIX environments

* 6+ years enterprise software development experience in Java, including J2EE 
  and related technologies: Servlets, Spring, JTA, JPA
    
* 4 years experience in C++, C#, Scheme
    
* Fluency in Javascript, ActionScript 3, Adobe Flex
    
* Extensive experience with software build mechanisms: GNU toolchain, Ant, 
  Maven, Hudson, shell scripting (NT and UNIX)
    
* Detailed knowledge of Web and networking standards, scalability, concurrency,
  and performance tuning