From: siegle@ils.nwu.edu (Greg Siegle)
Subject: AI/GUI/C++/C/Lisp/Unix/DOS Chicago Area
Organization: The Institute for the Learning Sciences
Distribution: il
Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1993 18:26:03 GMT


Dear Prospective Employer:
   I have worked in corporate and academic computing for a number of
years and have experience in scientific programming, graphic interface
design, graphic visualization, training, and software design. 
   Currently I am interested in full time or contract positions in the 
Chicago area. 
   Thank you for your consideration.
             Sincerely,
             Greg Siegle

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             Greg Siegle
        2213 N. Ridge Ave Apt #3B
           Evanston, IL 60201
            (708)-864-7175
           siegle@ils.nwu.edu

               EDUCATION
                                       
     Sc.B. with honors in Cognitive Science
     Brown University, Providence, RI, May 1991

                SKILLS

- Competent in several programming languages including C++,
    LISP, C, PASCAL, PROLOG, BASIC, Logo, M68000 and 6502 assembly, 
    UNIX shell scripts, various command languages and specialized 
    graphics languages

- Experience with software including spreadsheets, databases, 
    word processors, accounting systems, communications packages,
    graphics systems, and utilities

- Familiar with many computer systems and networks including
  - Workstations including Sun, IBM RS/6000, Apollo, and 
    Stellar workstations (UNIX and AIX operating systems),
  - Mainframes including IBM 3090 (CMS) and Prime (PRIMOS)
  - Midi computers including IBC (OASIS) and BASIC4 (BASIC4)
  - Micro computers including IBM PC (IBM and MS DOS), 
    Apple II and Macintosh families, Kaypro (CPM)

- Relevant courses in computer science include Algorithms and
    Data Structures, Theory of Computation, Artificial Intelligence, 
    Planning and Control, Automated Learning Systems, Neural Networks,
    Natural Language Processing, and an  independent study in
    mathematical visualization


                EXPERIENCE

- 1990 (summer), 1991 - 1992 PROGRAMMER/ANALYST Institute for the Learning Sciences
    Modeling qualitative reasoning and human analogical reasoning,
    developing graphic interface software in CLIM for a ``modeler's
    workbench'' which allows users to analyze qualitative and numerical
    models of physical systems, and creating educational software for use
    in schools and large corporations.

- 1986 - Present PRESIDENT Small Miracles Consulting  (a private computer consulting firm)
    Teaching employees how to use software and hardware, creating database
    and spreadsheet applications, system consulting, software, application
    programming, system maintenance, etc.

- 1989 - 1991 RESEARCHER Brown University Artificial Intelligence Group
    Conducting research in robot control in continuous
    event systems and designing a graphical robot control simulation
    package

- 1988 - 1991 TEACHING ASSISTANT Brown University
    Instructing Automated Learning Systems, Artificial Intelligence,
    Fundamentals of Programming, and Honors Calculus courses

- 1988 CONSULTANT/PROGRAMMER Abbott Laboratories
    Software, system consulting, LOTUS 123 programming, accounting

- 1984 - 1985 PROGRAMMER The OMEGA Group 
    Developing user friendly graphical analysis software for analog to
    digital conversion


               AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS

- 1991 Magna cum Laude, Brown University
- 1991 Elected to Sigma Xi -- a national research honor society.
- 1987 National Merit Scholar.

                   PUBLICATIONS

- Siegle, G. (submitted) ``The CLIM Prototyping Environment'',
     Proceedings of Interchi '93

- Siegle, G. (1991) ``Time is of the Essence: A theory of Multiple Rate
    Determined Methods for Understanding Continuous Change'',
    Undergraduate thesis, Brown University.

- Banchoff, T., Achter, J., Ahmad, R., Curtis, C., Hendrickson, C.,
    Siegle, G., Stone, M., (1991) ``Student Generated Software for
    Differential Geometry'', in Zimmerman, W. , Cunningham, S., eds., 
    Visualization in Teaching and Learning Mathematics, Mathematical
    Association of America.

- Dean, T., Siegle, G., (1990) ``An Approach to Reasoning About
    Continuous Change for Applications in Planning'', {\em Proceedings of
    1990 AAAI Conference on Planning and Control}.

- Banchoff, T., Achter, J., Ahmad, R., Curtis, C., Hendrickson, C.,
    Siegle, G., Stone, M., (1989) ``Student Generated Interactive
    Software for Calculus of Surfaces in a Workstation Laboratory'',
    Undergraduate Mathematics Education Trends.

- Siegle, G., Gunn, G., (1986) ``Mathematical Analysis of Collective
    Motion'', Connecticut Junior Science and Humanities Symposium.