From: sellswor@jarthur.claremont.edu (Scott Ellsworth)
Subject: Software Engineer seeks Orange County Coastal or SF Bay Area job
Organization: Harvey Mudd College, Claremont, CA 91711
Distribution: na
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 08:43:04 GMT

  Hello.

  I have a heavy mathematical background and a strong understanding of financial
markets and instruments.  If you are working in the areas of applications,
simulation, or automation in either Orange County or the SF Bay area, please
contact me.

Scott Ellsworth
22441 Caminito Costa
Laguna Hills, CA, 92653
Voice/FAX (714) 855-4136

Career Goals:
A full time technical position in software engineering.  My primary 
applications are user friendly interface design and simulation / analysis of complex models.

Work Experience:
6/92-9/92  OR Concepts Applied, Whittier, CA Member technical staff III.
  Trained in Total Quality Management and workgroup level quality control.
  Analysed Open Look and Motif GUI builders and object libraries for Sun workstations.
  Researched and implemented neural networks specialised for travelling salesman problems.
  Translated a large FORTRAN mapping coordinate transformation library into C/C++.

2/91-9/91 Compulink Management Center, Inc.  Torrance, CA Technical lead.
  Optimised C source code for Laserfiche LAN document imaging software on the IBM PC.
  Created  ANSI standard core code and an improved user interface with a custom library.
  Created technical documentation for the current software.
  Analysed CASE tools and database engines for the next generation.

6/90-2/91 Beckman Research Institute.  Duarte, CA Programmer / Analyst.
  Researched chaotic systems and applications in body and cell timekeeping.
  Implemented partial differential equation solvers in C on a vector processor board.
  Investigated neural network and conventional image processing techniques.

6/88-6/90 HMC Engineering Dept.  Claremont, CA Research Assistant.
  Implemented Vax and Macintosh finite element packages.  Investigated distributed processing.
  Developed sparse parallel matrix multiplication software under Unix on a Sequent.
  Created custom database report generators for the Engineering Clinic program.

Education:
1991-1992  U.C. Berkeley.  M. S. Operations Research, concentration in industrial applications.
1989-1990  Claremont Graduate School.  M. S. Applied Math, concentration in simulation.
1985-1989  Harvey Mudd College.  B.S. Physics, concentrations in economics and computer science.

Computer skills:
Experienced in C, Pascal, BASIC, and FORTRAN.  Trained in C++, Objective C, and PostScript.
Familiar with UNIX, Macintosh, and NextStep development.  Worked with DOS and Windows.
Experienced in large scale project, database, user interface, and documentation design.

Honors and Awards:
Eagle Scout 1983.  National Merit Scholarship recipient.   HMC commended scholar 1985-1986.
Dean's List Fall 1986, Fall 1987, Fall 1988, and Spring 1989.  Berkeley fellow 199192.
Awarded AMS membership 1990-91. Current SIAM member.

Hobbies:
Tai Chi Chuan, Aikido, writing fiction (co-author of a 350 page novel), and gaming on a role playing and an historical simulation level.
-- 
   Scott Ellsworth -- sellswor@jarthur.claremont.edu

  Of course reality is an option.  Not always a good option, mind you, 
  but an option none the less.