From: mlloyd@ocf.berkeley.edu (M. Lloyd)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: SFBA: GUI dev/Scien. soft eng; Mac/Unix C++/Pascal M-Media
Date: 26 Jan 1993 20:04:35 GMT
Organization: U. C. Berkeley Open Computing Facility
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Dear prospective employer

I have recently relocated to the San Francisco Bay Area, and am looking
for a software development position here.  I have accumulated a range of
experience in full-scale commercial products while working on my PhD (in
Statistics); these are detailed below.  Overall, I have a good deal of
design experience, from task analysis to GUI layout.  I am particularly
familiar with the Mac OS and Unix, and with development tools in each
environment.  I have developed expertise in techniques for simulation,
visualization of data, and applicable mathematics.  I have also worked
successfully in collaboration with other programmers, hardware
designers, and end users.

I consider myself enthusiastic, and easily motivated by a challenging
project.  I am interested in any software positions with a creative or
design aspect, particularly (but not limited to) GUI development.
Finally, please note that I am a US citizen.

Yours sincerely
Mike Lloyd
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Resume for Michael Lloyd     =================     mlloyd@ocf.berkeley.edu
      2610 Regent St Apt 102, Berkeley, CA 94704, (510) 849 9549
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Objective
  I am making a move from my computer-based research path into full-time 
    programming.  My wide range of contract work experience has developed 
    my interests in scientific/control applications and GUI design and 
    development.  My aim is to work in an environment which builds on
    these skills, and provides me with fresh challenges.

Contract Programming Experience:
  3+ years programming experience on Mac (Pascal) followed by 2 years 
    programming under Unix (C++, C).  Experience on other platforms, 
    including DOS and supercomputers. Specific projects listed below:

  Cells and Eppie (Mac, Pascal), Sept 1987 to Dec 1990
    Primary programmer/designer, graphical simulation programs for 
    biomed processes.  Both on sale via Intellimation Library for the Mac; 
    several hundred copies sold.  Coding involved extensive use of 
    QuickDraw for animation.  Window skeleton and event handler co-written 
    from scratch using LightSpeed Pascal calling ToolBox.

  ESDP (PC, Pascal; Apple II, Basic, 6502), Sept 1984 to Dec 1990
    Sole programmer, hardware control and data acquisition package.  
    Designed for non-computer-trained users.  Data collection technique 
    published (Lloyd, McCabe and Lloyd 1991, see list).  4000+ lines of 
    code; designed data collection and IRQ-generation hardware for ease of 
    interface between I/O library and program.

  DOSES/LIKELY (Mac, SuperCard), June 1990 to Dec 1990
    GUI design and all prototype programming for cognitive mapping segment 
    of knowledge elicitation package.

  Diskover (Mac, SuperCard), Jan 1990 to Dec 1990
    Sole programmer, co-designer of tourist information system for Irish 
    Tourist Board.

  Yield Curve DA (Mac, Pascal, from RATFOR), June 1989
    Sole programmer, utility for easy production of Yield Curves for major 
    Irish stockbroking firm.

  Research Programming (Mac, Pascal; Sun, C++, C), Sept 1988 to present
    C++, C, Unix, X-Windows, Pascal and Mac Toolbox used extensively in 
    development of research software for simulation and visualization.  Use 
    also made of PCs and supercomputing facilities (CM2, Cray X-MP). 


General Experience:
  Part-time network maintenance and management for department-wide Mac 
    network (Jan 1990 to Dec 1990), Department of Statistics, Trinity 
    College, Dublin, Ireland

  Two contracts on statistical analysis of drug trials for pharmaceutical 
    firms (Nov 1988 to March 1989).

  Teaching experience (statistics) in Trinity College, Dublin and Heriot-
    Watt University, Edinburgh (1988 to 1992), and for fall 1992 semester 
    as Adjunct Professor in New York University.

  Coauthor and copresenter of course in Statistical Graphics for Business 
    People, Dublin (June 1990).


References available on request.
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Academic Record for Michael Lloyd     ==========     mlloyd@ocf.berkeley.edu
      2610 Regent St Apt 102, Berkeley, CA 94704, (510) 849 9549
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Education:
  B.A. (1st), Mathematics, 1988, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.

  Currently completing Ph.D. (commenced September 1988) in computer 
    simulation of spatial disease spread, supported by postgraduate 
    scholarships from Trinity College, Dublin and Heriot-Watt University, 
    Edinburgh.

Publications:
  Lloyd D.R., McCabe T., Lloyd M. (1991) Foreground-background operation 
    during computer control of spectrometers with pulse output.  Meas Sci 
    Technol 2, pp811-814

  Lloyd M., Wills G., Unwin A. (1990) EPPIE - interactive graphic 
    simulation of spatial epidemics.  Intellimation Library for the 
    Macintosh, California

  Lloyd M., Unwin A. (1990) CELLS - interactive graphic simulation of cell 
    mitosis.  Intellimation Library for the Macintosh, California

  Lloyd M., Tuffery A.R., Unwin A. (1988) CELLS - a new simulation program 
    for cell kinetics for Macintosh microcomputers.  J Anatomy 161, p253

  Lloyd M. (to appear) Nearest neighbour epidemic processes, Ph.D. Thesis, 
    Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh.  Currently in draft form. 

  Lloyd M. (1992) Stochastic epidemics on a grid: endemicity and related 
    problems.  Proc 24th Symp on the Interface (Texas 1991), to appear

  Lloyd M. (1991) Some results in the simulation and analysis of the shape 
    of spread of epidemics on a grid.  Proc 23rd Symp on the Interface 
    (Seattle 1990), pp487-490

  Lloyd M. (1991) Computer analysis of the shape of spread of  epidemics  
    on a grid.  Math Biosci 107, pp289-297


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Mike Lloyd, B0/1 h- f- t w- g+ k+ s m- e? |    "Bloody nose and burning eyes
      Retro-hippy, music nut, bi and      |  Raised in laughter to the skies"
          backrubber of devotion          |                 - Bruce Cockburn
               --The end of confusion is the beginning of death--
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