**Gabriele Garzoglio**

Computer Professional at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory

P.O. BOX 500, Batavia, IL USA

\(630\) 840-6470

<garzoglio@fnal.gov>

**[OBJECTIVE]{.underline}**

A project management position in a cutting edge information technology
program.

**[SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS]{.underline}**

-   7+ years of progressive responsibilities in designing, developing,
    and commissioning large distributed systems, working for one of the
    highest ranking physics laboratories in the world.

-   Successfully managed one of the largest data-intensive computational
    activities for high-energy physics on distributed resources as of
    2005.

-   Proven ability of delivering results as a project manager in large
    loosely-controllable multi-institutional international
    collaborations.

-   Experienced in analyzing complex systems, creating effective
    improvement plans to accommodate growing customer needs.

**[EXPERIENCE]{.underline}**

-   *2005 -- Now.* Leader of the Open Science Grid group, formerly Grid
    Services Middleware group, of the Fermi National Accelerator
    Laboratory. The group consists of 8 software engineers. Main
    projects provide data handling and storage services, workload
    management, computing security, accounting, and auditing.

-   *2006 -- Now.* Extended Executive Board member of the Open Science
    Grid (OSG). The OSG is a consortium of 80+ US National Laboratories
    and Universities working together to commission and operate a
    national distributed computing infrastructure.

-   *2006 -- Now.* Leader of the VO Services Project. The project
    provides a software infrastructure on the OSG for identity
    management and role-based access authorization to computing and
    storage resources. The project team consists of 6 software engineers
    from Fermilab and Brookhaven National Laboratory.

-   *2005 -- 2007.* Leader of the Resource Selection Service project.
    The project developed and commissioned an infrastructure for
    workload management on the OSG. The team consisted of 2 software
    engineers.

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-   *2004 -- Now.* Leader of the Job and Information Management
    subproject of the SAM-Grid. The SAM-Grid is a fully integrated Data
    Grid deployed for the DZero and CDF experiments of Fermilab. Each
    experiment is a collaboration of about 700 people from 70
    institutions in 20 countries. The team of the subproject consisted
    of 3 software engineers.

-   *2004 -- 2005.* Responsible for the distributed computing of the
    DZero data reconstruction project. The project used the SAM-Grid to
    process 250 TeraBytes of data, using 1600\
    GHz-CPU years of computation on a dozen clusters in 8 months. This
    was one of the largest data-intensive computation project attempted
    on the Grid to date. Responsible for a second round of data
    reconstruction in 2006/07, using opportunistic computing on the OSG.

-   *2001 -- 2004.* Software Engineer for SAM, the data handling
    component of the SAM-Grid. Designed and developed code in C++,
    Python and UNIX shell scripting. SAM acts as a multiplexer between
    consumers of data and storages. The system currently manages more
    than 4 PetaBytes of data, organized in 12 million files.

-   Authored two dozen papers in physics and computer science published
    in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings. Worked with
    DOE, first as a reviewer for the Small Business Innovation Research
    (SBIR) grants program, later as an aide to the program manager,
    identifying grant reviewers. Member of the Technical Program
    Committee for GridNets 2006.

-   *1998 -- 1999.* Software Engineer for the Fermilab Antiproton
    Source. Designed and implemented real-time applications in C to
    measure and control Beam Position Monitors and Superconducting
    Magnets.

-   *1996 -- 2001* Guest Scientist for the E835 experiment at Fermilab.
    Built and operated the E835 Jet Target, a 2 million dollars
    high-vacuum cryogenic machine. Administered the DEC Alpha stations
    and SGI computers for the experiment.

**[EDUCATION]{.underline}**

-   *2006*. Ph.D. in Computer Science, DePaul University, Chicago, IL,
    USA -- 4.0 / 4.0 GPA. Dissertation: "A Globally Distributed System
    for Job, Data, and Information Handling for High-Energy Physics"

-   *1996*. "Laurea"in Physics, equivalent to a Master of Science,
    University of Genova, Italy -- Full mark and honor. Dissertation: "A
    High Density Gas Jet Internal Target for E835 at Fermilab"

-   Technical Skills: C/C++, Java, J2EE, FORTRAN, Python, UNIX Shell
    Scripting, TCL-TK, HTML, Javascript; CORBA, SOAP/WSDL; SQL,
    Objectivity.