From: rlee@bgsu.edu (Bob Lee)
Subject: BSCS/UNIX/C/MAC/IBM/parallel processing/3+yrs exp/assembler/electronics/CA/AZ/NM/TX/OH
Organization: Bowling Green State Univ.
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 15:28:29 GMT



                                ROBERT J. LEE

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Current Address:                                   Permanent Address:
1304 East Wooster Street, Apt B                    351 Sycamore Street
Bowling Green, Ohio 43402                          Tiffin, Ohio 44883
(419) 352-7781                                     (419) 447-6327

E-mail Address:  rlee@andy.bgsu.edu
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OBJECTIVE     Seeking a position in computer development in a progressive,
              state-of-the-art working environment. I have a strong
              interest in real-time applications, simulation programming, and
              computer interfacing, specifically robotics and automation.
              My goal within the next 3-5 years is to work up to the position
              of a staff engineer and oversee several projects from
              creation to completion. My long-term goal is to make a
              significant contribution of my time and knowledge to the
              creation of a major scientific/technological innovation.
              
EDUCATION     BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, Bowling Green, Ohio
              Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, May 1993
              GPA: 3.61 overall / 3.73 in major
              Minor: Digital Electronics

RELEVANT      Digital Electronics:  29 hours
COURSES         Microcomputer Interfacing           Electronics
                Data Communication & Networking     Digital Electronics
                Microprocessor Systems              Digital Computer Control
                Computer Organization               Microelectronics
                Digital Computer Analysis

SKILLS        * Languages:  Pascal, C, BASIC, Modula-2, COBOL, JCL, Prolog,
                Scheme, SmallTalk, SAS, FoxBase, Paradox PAL script, SIMAN,
                assembler (6502, 6800, 68000, 8088/8086, IBM 370)
              * Operating environments:  VMS, TSO, CICS, MS-DOS, Macintosh,
                OS/2, MS-Windows, PRIMOS, UNIX (Sunview and X-windows),
                JCL batch
              * Designing:  CASE tools, Jackson Design Method
              * Over two years experience using the internet, bitnet, and
                usenet
              * Effective communicator
              * Problem solver
              * Exceptionally creative and innovative

HONORS        Member of Phi Eta Sigma honorary fraternity; Member of Alpha
              Lambda Delta honorary fraternity; Member of Golden Key honorary
              society; Made Dean's list a total of five out of seven semesters


EXPERIENCE    Uniglobe Travel/National Buyers Network, Rossford, Ohio
05/92 -       Computer Specialist
   12/92      * Was a member of a team working on a project called National
                Buyers Network (NBN), a project that when completed will
                revolutionize the manner in which products are distributed
                in this country.
              * Designed a series of charts and diagrams that defined the
                hardware/software components of NBN and the layout of the
                network.
              * Examined hundreds of technical articles, determined whether
                or not they would be beneficial to the objectives of NBN, and
                filed them under appropriate subjects for later use.
              * Was in charge of handling 144 clients involved in a travel
                incentive program. My responsibility was to calculate and
                balance the travel miles earned by the clients and see to it
                that they received statements on what they've earned and were
                billed appropriately.
              * Designed and coded programs written in Paradox, a database
                management system.

09/91 -       BGSU, Department of Biology, Bowling Green, Ohio
    05/92     Network Manager
              * Acquired a strong working knowledge of the Macintosh network
                used by the biology department and was capable of trouble-
                shooting any problems that arose.
              * Provided user support for the biology faculty and staff by
                installing new hardware/software and troubleshooting problems.
              * Worked closely with people to teach them basic computer
                problem solving techniques.

01/91 -       Chemical Abstracts Service, Columbus, Ohio
    05/91     Systems Developer
              * Created, modified, and debugged several modules written in C,
                IBM 370 assembler, and JCL.
              * Was a member of a project team called CASREACT, a team that
                assisted in the maintenance of a chemical database used
                worldwide.

10/89 -       BGSU, Office of Admissions, Bowling Green, Ohio
    12/90     Student Programmer
              * Created, modified, and debugged several data-retrieval programs
                written in SAS and executed them in an IBM 4381 JCL batch
                environment.
              * Demonstrated a high level of responsibility in the handling of
                confidential data.


ACHIEVEMENTS  Educational (BGSU)
              * Currently working with a Computer Science professor in an
                independent study on parallel processing. Our ultimate goal
                is to make the study an official course.
              * Currently designing and constructing a mobile robotic vehicle
                that when completed, will navigate through a room and
                avoid all obstacles.

              Chemical Abstracts Service (CASREACT team)
              * Completed an upgrade to a user interface ahead of schedule and
                to the team member's satisfaction.

              BGSU, Office of Admissions
              * Designed and coded a BASIC program that accomplished a task
                that my supervisor doubted could be done.
              * Upgraded a series of statistical matrix programs (written in
                SAS) so that more information would be provided by them. This
                was a task that previous student programmers were unable to
                accomplish.


ACTIVITIES    UKS Karate - Achieved the rank of yellow belt.
              Sigma Chi Fraternity - Corresponding secretary responsible for
              communication with Sigma Chi headquarters.


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