From: bmw@coconut.cis.ufl.edu (Bryan Wakat)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: MSCS/BA Physics---C/C++/Unix/etc---distr sys & graphics/visualization
Date: 3 Jan 93 23:05:16 GMT
Organization: University of Florida, CIS Dept.



At this time, I have completed my degree but do not yet have a job.
Although  the subject line describes my primary interests, my talents
are not really limited to those areas and I am not restricting my job
search solelyto those areas.  There are many considerations in choosing
a job besides the specific task to be performed, so I would like to
consider positions outside of these areas as well.

In any case, my resume specifies the significant information, but it
is hardly complete.  So I'll add a few additional facts here.
     
  o US Citizen
  o Amenable to relocating

  o Undergraduate degree included several Advanced Mathematics
    courses as well as Electrical Engineering courses and core
    curriculum for CS
  o Graduate degree core program includes Architectures, Operating
    Systems, Programming Languages and Compilers, and Algorithms
  o Personal curriculum included Distributed Operating Systems,
    Pattern Recognition and Machine Intelligence

  o Frequently Guest Lectured for Advanced Concepts in Simulation 
    as well as developing course materials and utilities. 
  o Currently modifiying thesis for publication as an article as
    well as extending the work for future publication

  o Significant exposure to other cultures and languages through
    residence in Tokyo and related travel
  o Have been Staff Editor for several publications.



Thank you for your time.  Electronic mail is easiest way to
contact me (bmw@cis.ufl.edu), however, I can be reached through either 
phone number specified in the resume or the given address.





                                                                                







                                Bryan M. Wakat



                               

1060 S.W. 93rd Avenue
Plantation, Florida 33324
h:(305) 476-3854
s:(904) 335-6821
email: bmw@cis.ufl.edu
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Objective  - Technical position in the computer science field.  Interest and
             abilities lie in distributed systems, graphics and visualization.

Highlights   o Strong knowledge of Distributed Systems
	     o Diverse educational background enhancing problem-solving 
	       ability and development of creative solutions.
	     o Assisted in the design and implementation of two
 	       robotic systems for die packaging.

Education  - Master of Science in Computer Science       University of Florida,
             December 1992   GPA (major) - 3.78/4.0      Gainesville

             Thesis Title - "Distributed Simulation Models
                             in a Virtual Shared Memory Environment"
 
             Bachelor of Arts in Physics                University of Virginia,
             May 1989                                   Charlottesville

Technical  - Most experienced in C under BSD UNIX.
Skills       Knowledgeable in:

             Linda FORTRAN  GL        Mach  MS-DOS      Sun RPC      make
             C++   Lisp     Assembly  Xlib  Mac Toolbox BSD sockets  dbx

             Experience with Distributed Operating Systems, Discrete-Event
             Simulations and Pattern Recognition.

Work       - Motorola, Inc.                            Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Experience     Engineering Intern                      May 1989-January 1990
               in Hybrid Circuit Packaging Area        May 1988-September 1988

     	       o Analyzed and qualified Glob Top Epoxies for die packaging.
                 Subsequently developed Robotic Application process and support
                 software.

	       o Characterized Robotic Die Coat System and translated software
		 to C adding an adaptive feedback system to monitor and
		 control pump pressure in dispensing Die Coat (resulting
                 from characterization). 

	       o As part of Micro-Packaging group, introduced tracking and 
		 analysis system that increased yields to record levels (>99%)

      	       o Modified optical recognition software 


             University of Virginia (School of Education)   Charlottesville,
               Assistant Librarian                          Virginia 
               Responsible for Virginia Textbooks           August 1984-Jan 1985


Honors    -  Upsilon Pi Epsilon,Computer Honor Society    September 1991-Present
             Dean's List