From: awh5u@honi4.acc.Virginia.EDU ()
Subject: MSEE with experience, R&D or Testing Position Desired
Originator: awh5u@honi4.acc.Virginia.EDU
Organization: University of Virginia
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1992 14:05:22 GMT

                   ANDRIJ (ANDY) WALTER HURYN
 
                         Current Address
                     Apt. 2635-F Old Salem 
                          Barracks Rd.
                    Charlottesville, VA 22901
                          804-296-0112

PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS

   Research, design, development or testing of instrumentation, and integrated 
   systems. Interests include digital systems, controls, and fault tolerant 
   design.
 
EDUCATION

   M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA.
   GPA overall: 3.96    GPA in major: 4.0    Graduation date: May 1992
   Thesis title:  "Increasing the Efficiency of a Continuous Motion 
                   Alternative Speech Device Through Dynamic Representation".

   B.S. Electrical Engineering (summa cum laude), North Carolina State 
   University, Raleigh, NC.
   GPA overall: 3.81    GPA in major: 4.0    (May 1988)

   Kosciuzko Foundation Summer Study, Jagellonian University, Krakow, Poland.
   Study of Polish language, culture, and government.  (Summer 1985)
 
WORK EXPERIENCE

   Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Electrical Engineering, 
   University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA.  Assisted instructor of
   graduate level VLSI design course by tutoring and assisting students
   with VLSI CAD toolset (MAGIC and VIVID). (September 1991 to January 1992)

   Graduate Research Assistant, Department of Electrical Engineering, 
   University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA.  Performed research and
   development work for an augmentative communication device for children
   with cerebral palsy.  Work included realtime C programming, interrupt
   routine programming, and some Assembly language development. Culmination 
   of work was a graphical user interface for PC based-prototype. 
   (September 1990 to January 1992))

   Test Engineer, Westinghouse (E.I. Du Pont from Sept. 1988 to April 1989), 
   Savannah River Laboratory, Aiken, SC.  Directed all electrical concerns in
   large thermohydraulics laboratory.  Designed and supervised construction of
   PC-based data acquisition systems. Installed and maintained local area PC
   network and acquired $250K MASSCOMP data acquisition system.  Organized and
   supervised a lab electrical support group.  Obtained DOE "Q" clearance.  
   (September 1988 to September 1990)

   Engineer Intern, General Electric Co., Wilmington, NC.  Designed and 
   conducted study of methods aimed at preventing scratching of nuclear fuel
   during bundling.  Work involved extensive lab experience and testing. 
   (Summer 1987)

   Engineer Intern, Carolina Power & Light Co., Raleigh, NC.  Performed 
   computerized load flow and short circuit analysis of an existing fossil 
   fuel power plant.  Experience included writing summary reports of plant 
   equipment failures and budget proposals for plant modifications.
   (Summer 1986)

   Laboratory Instructor, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC.  
   Instructed a sophomore level laboratory course of introductory digital 
   circuits. (September 1987 to May 1988)


PUBLICATIONS

        "PC Based Data Acquisition System in a Thermohydraulics Test 
        Laboratory", Scientific Computing & Automation, August 1991.

        "Efficient Mappings of Continuous Motion into Speech", coauthors 
        R. Williams and L. Ferber, Proceedings of 13th International 
        Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 
        1991.

HONORS AND ACTIVITIES

        Honors      James Clerk Maxwell Fellowship (1990-91)
                    UVA Dean's Fellow Award (1990-91)
                    Caldwell Merit Scholar (1984-88)
                    Golden Chain Senior Honor Society (1987-88)
                    Eta Kappa Nu Outstanding Electrical Engineering
                    Sophomore (1986)

        Activities  IEEE Professional and Student Member (1988-1991)
                    Center for Creative Leadership Participant (1988)
                    North Carolina Fellows Leadership Program (1984-88)
                    NCSU Leadership Series (1987-88)
                    Eta Kappa Nu Electrical Engineering Society (1987-88)
                    Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society (1987-88)

INTERESTS

        Enjoy many varied interests, especially playing and coaching team and
        individual sports.  Like to spend free time sailing, camping, cooking,
        or attending concerts and movies.
 
ADDITIONAL SKILLS

        DOE "Q" Clearance, 1989-90.
        Engineer-In-Training, North Carolina, 1988.
        Computer platforms: DOS, UNIX, and Macintosh OS.
        Programming languages:  C, Pascal, and Assembly.
        Experience with PC peripherals, LAN's, and PC DAS.
        Seminars attended:       
                    "Standards and Calibration Practices"
                    "Troubleshooting Motor Controls" 
                    "Assertiveness Training"
                    "Time Management"
                    "Improved Technical Writing"

REFERENCES

        References and transcripts available on request.
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