From: rosema@blacks.jpl.nasa.gov (Keith Rosema)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: C FORTRAN UNIX VMS Scientific Programmer seeks position in SEATTLE
Date: 22 Jan 93 02:00:28 GMT
Organization: Image Analysis Systems Group, JPL
NNTP-Posting-Host: blacks.jpl.nasa.gov
Summary: C FORTRAN UNIX VMS Scientific Programmer seeks position in SEATTLE
Keywords: C FORTRAN UNIX VMS programmer DOS OPENWINDOWS Science RADAR


I am presently a scientific programmer for JPL. I design and engineer data
reduction and analysis software for the planetary radar program here.

I am seeking a research or engineering position that requires scientific
programming ability that will permit me to return to the Seattle area.  I
have a broad technological background in addition to my unique knowledge of 
ultra powerful radars, and I have experience in speaking and writing for 
technical and non-technical audiences. 

My phone may be called at any time, or you may reply to 
rosema@blacks.jpl.nasa.gov 

Keith Rosema
(resume follows)


                         KEITH D. ROSEMA
                    724 North Holliston Avenue 
                    Pasadena, California 91104
                          (818) 354-9474 

PROFILE   C programmer, experienced in scientific computing, image 
           processing, digital signal processing, and user interface
           design and engineering for UNIX and VMS systems.  Additionally 
           offers a background in radar experimental research and has 
           demonstrated scientific writing skills. 


EDUCATION  California Institute of Technology, 1985-89, BS, Applied Physics.
           Specialized in laser optics, radar,and scientific computing.


WORK       Jet Propulsion Laboratory                 October 1989 -- Present
EXPERIENCE Radar Sciences Group
           Pasadena, CA
 
           > Reduced and analyzed planetary radar data for approximately
             twenty radar targets.  Eliminated a 10 year backlog of radar 
             data processing.
 
           > Designed a spectral radar data format compatible with both 
             Arecibo and Goldstone radar observatories.  Designed and 
             engineered a data reduction system to run at both observatories
             with no user apparent differences.  Software consists of about 
             30,000 lines of C code.  

           > Developed an interactive data analysis package for radar spectral 
             data capable of producing publication quality graphics.

           > Documented data reduction and analysis packages, including
             building on-line help facilities. 

           > Specified, procured, and installed SUN workstation network for
             JPL's radar astronomy program.  Spent one year managing network 
             of SUN IPX and SPARCstation IIs.   

           > Engineered software for VAX to SUN translation of radar image 
             data at Goldstone.

           > Designed and engineered radar image reduction system
             compatible with both Arecibo and Goldstone observatories.

           Arecibo Observatory                       February -- April   1992
           Arecibo, Puerto Rico                      May      -- October 1991 
           > Installed data reduction package developed at JPL.

           > Developed radar system calibration software.

           > Conducted experimental research on two planetary radar targets
             and verified on-line functionality of reduction and analysis
             software during time-critical operations.

           > Wrote  documentation for Arecibo software using TeX.

           Telos Inc.                                   June --  October 1989
           Contracting to NASA's Deep Space Network
           Pasadena, CA 
           > Defined satellite tracking data transfer format for NASA's 
             Block V DSN upgrade.  

           > Provided mathematical support for Telos' tracking team. 
 
           > Wrote tracking simulation software for PCs.

           Hubble Space Telescope Project           February 1986 -- June 1989 
           California Institute of Technology
           Pasadena, CA 
           > Engineered CCD image reduction and processing software for wide
             field cameras on the Hubble Space Telescope and the Mount Palomar 
             Observatory Hale Telescope.  Wrote approximately 10,000 lines of C
             code for VAX 11-780 and MicroVAX systems.

COMPUTER EXPERIENCE 
        in years... C 7, FORTRAN 8, Pascal 11, UNIX 3, VMS 7, DOS 5

PUBLICATIONS
           Ostro, S. J., Rosema, K. D., and Jurgens, R. F., 
            The Shape of Eros,  1990,Icarus, 84, 334

           Ostro, S. J., Campbell, D. B., Hine, A. A., Shapiro, I. I., 
            Chandler, J. F., Werner, C. L., and Rosema, K. D., Radar Images 
            of 1627 Ivar, 1990, Astronomical Journal, 99, 2012

           Ostro, S. J., Chandler, J. F., Hine, A. A., Shapiro, I. I., 
            Rosema, K. D., and Yeomans, D. K., Radar Images of Asteroid 
            1989 PB, 1990, Science, 248, 1523

           Ostro, S. J., Campbell, D. B., Chandler, J. F., Hine, A. A.,
            Hudson, R. S., Rosema, K.~D., Shapiro, I.~I., Asteroid 
            1986 DA:  Radar Evidence for a Metallic Composition, 1991,
            Science, 252, 1399

           Ostro, S. J., Campbell, D. B., Chandler, J. F., Shapiro, I. I.,
            Hine, A. A., Velez, R., Jurgens, R. F., Rosema, K. D., Winkler, 
            R., and Yeomans, D. K., Asteroid Radar Astrometry, 1991,
            Astronomical Journal, 102, 1490

           Ostro, S. J., Campbell, D. B., Simpson, R. A., Hudson, R. S., 
            Chandler, J. F., Rosema, K. D., Shapiro, I. I., Standish, E. M., 
            Winkler, R., Yeomans, D. K., Velez, R., and Goldstein, R. M.,
            Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto:  New Radar Results from Arecibo
            and Goldstone, Journal of Geophysical Research -- Planets, 
            Nov. 25, 1992, 97, 18,227