Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: MS programmer/analyst, math, markets, relocatable
From: xibo@fido.econ.arizona.edu (Mr. Coates)
Date: 20 Dec 92 04:50:41 GMT
Distribution: misc
Organization: Xibological Perimeter



I'm willing to relocate anywhere in the US.  Salary requirements are
above $35k and depend on the benefits.  Looking for a position in systems
administration of RS/6000s, or other UNIX or PC machines, or perhaps a
position doing mathematical programming, or programming in financial
markets.






                                SEAN S. COATES
                            2000 East Roger, #E-5
                          Tucson, Arizona 85719-1211
                      Home [day/evening]: (602) 323-6203
                 Office [night/early morning]: (602) 621-4145
                          email: coates@arizona.edu

EXPERIENCE:  
1992-93 Support Systems Analyst, Senior.
1990-92	Support Systems Analyst.
	Economic Science Laboratory, 
	University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona
	Advanced research in the department by designing, writing, and
	implementing major programs running futuristic, experimental
	markets using a multi-user graphical interface involving several
	subject terminals and a monitor connected via token ring in a Novell
	network of IBM PCs and RS/6000 workstations.  Connected the local
	area network to the Internet, greatly enhancing the ability of
	faculty, staff, and students.  Trained laboratory members in UNIX
	and TCP/IP.  Developed strong programming skills in C both in the
	DOS and UNIX environments.  Installed and upgraded AIX, IBM's version
	of UNIX.  Performed network and systems administration on the network
	of IBM RS/6000 workstations.  Made recommendations on the purchase
	of hardware for a new laboratory.  Applications written include the
	Preference Reversal experiment, Revenue Neutral Auction, and the
	Arizona Token Exchange.

1987-89	Programmer/Analyst.
	Terminal Effects Research and Analysis group (TERA),
	New Mexico Tech, Socorro, New Mexico
	Maintained and enhanced existing hydrocodes for several projects
	involving the analysis of shock waves in various media.  Created
	two and three dimensional graphical display programs.  Became the
	group expert in graphics and display.  Assisted research scientists
	with many projects, including colliding interstellar winds in binary
	star systems, using cyllindrical smoothed particle hydrodynamics.
	Executed and analyzed several programs in the UNIX environment,
	on HP minicomputers running HP-UX.

EDUCATION:
	MASTER OF SCIENCE IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS, December 1990
	The University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona
	Completed the degree program in three semesters with a 3.00/4.00
	GPA (3.33 in major).  Initiated research in magnetohydrodynamics
	funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation.  Promoted
	usage of the Sun workstations in the department.  Wrote many
	numerical analysis programs in Fortran-77, quickly and efficiently,
	becoming the class leader.  Strengthened problem-solving skills,
	especially in partial differential equations and fourier analysis.
	Became a skilled user in the UNIX environment, particularly SunOS.

	BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MATHEMATICS (Physics minor), August 1989
	New Mexico Tech, Socorro, New Mexico
	Graduated in three years with high honors and a 3.66/4.00 GPA
	(4.00 in major), earning the honor of Tech Scholar.  Excelled
	in every mathematics course.  Assisted other students in their
	studies.  Learned a wide range of mathematical techniques,
	developing a firm foundation of knowledge in a wide array of
	physical sciences.