From: ekacz@obelix.cs.uoregon.edu (Lisa Kaczmarczyk)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: EXPERIENCED Seeking Service Oriented Technical Position
Date: 22 Jul 92 20:26:33 GMT
Article-I.D.: cs.1992Jul22.202633.23814
Organization: University of Oregon Computer and Information Sciences Dept.


			LISA C. KACZMARCZYK
			  1 West 4th #53
			 Eugene, OR. 97401
			  (503) 342-4537
			ekacz@cs.uoregon.edu

DESIRED POSITION: Service Oriented Position in Marketing, Support or R&D.

DATE AVAILABLE: September 1992

SUMMARY
Nine years experience in applications and systems development, teaching and 
technical support. Coordinated members of diverse teams in order to achieve 
quality and timely software products. Conversant in Spanish, learning French.

HARDWARE/OS:	Sun/Unix, Macintosh, VAX/VMS and Ultrix, Apollo/Aegis, DOS.

TOOLS:	C, Pascal,  Lisp, Scheme, various Databases, various Assemblers.

EDUCATION

  M.S. Computer Science, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. June 1992. 

	Emphasis: Software Engineering with focus on User Interfaces, 
		Consumer Behavior and  the Design Process.

	Masters Project: Studied academic and business environments for the 
		introduction of automation in networked surroundings. 
		Designed and performed in-depth problem-situation analysis 
		utilizing models of Consumer Behavior. Developed an Object 
		Oriented On Line Peer Adviser in C using the Athena Widget 
		Toolkit on Sun SparcStations. Research enhanced by enrollment
		in MBA Marketing classes.

	Graduate Teaching Fellow: Developed lectures and taught discussion 
		sections and labs for introductory Computer Science classes. 
		Instructed non-majors and potential majors in usage of Word 
		Processing, Database, Spreadsheet and Graphics packages on 
		the Macintosh. Taught Hypercard usage and programming. 
		Instructed students in the fundamentals of Computer Science 
		needed for literacy: Software, Hardware, Languages, 
		Artificial Intelligence, User Interfaces and Ethics. 

  M.S. Information Systems, Northeastern University, 
		Boston, Massachusetts. June 1990. 

	Graduate Teaching Assistant: Designed and built an IBM PC database 
		system for the School of Engineering that automated the 
		Admissions Process for Part-Time Engineering Students.

  B.A., Spanish/Drama, Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts. 
		January 1983.

EXPERIENCE

LTX Corporation, Westwood, Massachusetts
Manufacturer of Automated Test Equipment.

Software Engineer, Networking/Information Products Group 1987 - 1989

o	Developed and supported networking software products in C on Vax and 
	Apollo systems which diversified the company's hardware-only product 
	lines. 

o	Designed custom software in C and DCL that leveraged sales of 
	standard LTX products. 

o	Wrote an automated installation procedure that allows customers with 
	all levels of expertise to perform new product installations and 
	upgrades without LTX support personnel on site.

o	Supported worldwide customer base via telephone.

o	Accelerated the release of critical products through the creation and
	execution of Quality Assurance test plans. 

o	Developed an in-depth Load Test Plan that accurately measures the 
	performance of applications and the VMS operating system in 
	conjunction with increasing customer usage. Oversaw implementation.

o	Coordinated and negotiated scheduling with Engineering, Sales, 
	Quality Assurance and Documentation groups in order to ensure timely 
	release of products.

Addressograph Farrington, Inc., Hudson, Massachusetts
Manufacturer of plastic card printers and embossers.

Software Engineer 1986 - 1987

	Upgraded, maintained and diagnosed software and hardware for 
	CompuScale electronic weighing systems. Supported product from 
	creation of customized formats to testing and field alteration. 
	Concurrently worked in multiple environments including F-8 Assembler,
	BASIC, dBaseII on CP/M-80, PC-DOS and ZCPR2. Evaluated and solved 
	problems and special needs through consultations with dealers, 
	distributors and users. Thoroughly organized and documented product 
	line and then trained purchasing company in design and support. 

	Created individualized customer formats for Model 1800 card printing 
	product line. Contributed to design and administration of lifetest 
	process that documented longevity and failure data for Model 1800.

C.L. Systems, Inc., Newton, Massachusetts
Provider of library automation systems.

Applications Programmer 1984 - 1985

	Developed and maintained software for high-end product. Held major 
	responsibility for internationalizing Circulation Control system, 
	including primary design, implementation, testing, debugging and 
	field support. Trained applications and systems support groups. 
	Provided documentation and demonstrations.

SoftwareBanc, Inc., Arlington, Massachusetts
Software Distribution and Support company, specializing in PC-based database 
	systems.

Technical Support Specialist 1983

	Provided programming support for dealers and end-users of word-
	processing and database software packages.

References furnished upon request.
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