From: rsk@gynko.circ.upenn.edu (Rich Kulawiec)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Unix/C/X-windows/sys admin/networking/image processing/10+ years
Summary: Seeking job in USA in medium-sized city
Keywords: Unix, C, X, sysadmin, image processing, graphics
Date: 13 Oct 92 13:34:05 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: Cardiothoracic Imaging Research Center

I'm available nearly immediately, and will consider relocation to
a number of areas in the US, including Colorado, Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, and western Pennsylvania.
I'd prefer to work in a medium-sized city or college town, e.g. Boulder,
with reasonable access to whitewater.

I will be happy to consider opportunities in either academia or the
commercial sector; I would prefer to be involved in research and
development in a non-management role.

My resume is enclosed below (in a shell archive) in three formats:
plain text, PostScript, and troff (use the -ms macros).  Additional
information and references are available on request.

Thanks,
Rich Kulawiec

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                            RICHARD S. KULAWIEC
                BSEE, BS Physics, Bradley University, 1978

305 Painter's Crossing                                       (215) 459-0356
Chadd's Ford, Pennsylvania 19317                   rsk@gynko.circ.upenn.edu

Work Experience

Research Programmer, Cardiothoracic Imaging Research Center
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
January 1991 - present

Designed and implemented interactive cardiac mechanics package for VIDA
(Volumetric Image Display and Analysis) using C, Unix, XView and Xlib.
Ported XView 2.0 toolkit and VIDA to DECStation 5000 running Ultrix.
Assisted user community with research and clinical applications of VIDA.
Responsible for operation of local research network, including installation,
software, hardware, backups, security and administration.  Installed and
utilized tools such as the GNU distribution, the Khoros image processing
system, and the PBM/FBM/JPEG utilities.  Member of the advisory board for
"Prime Time Freeware".  Hardware used included Sun, DEC, and NeXT;
software included Ultrix, Solaris, and NextStep.

Systems Manager, Computer Science Department
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado
September 1989 - November 1990

Managed a heterogeneous departmental Unix network consisting of 60 machines.
Responsible for operations, software, hardware, facilities, networking, and
supervision of a small staff of graduate students.  Member of campus Unix
technical steering group, member of departmental computing facilities
committee, and Internet/CSnet liaison.  Responsible for configuration and
operation of TCP/IP-based network, including NFS, NIS (Yellow Pages), and
DNS (BIND); also responsible for UUCP connectivity, modem bank, and terminal
server.  Created and maintained Usenet "List of Periodic Postings".
Hardware used included Sun, DEC, HP, Sequent, NCD, and Cisco;
software included BSD, SunOS, Ultrix, Dynix, HPUX, and AT&T Unix.

Systems Programmer, Purdue University Computing Center
Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
July 1983 - June 1989

Maintained, enhanced, and customized Unix operating system and applications
running on networked systems serving 7000 users.  Projects included Usenet
news (B news, NNTP, rn), mail (sendmail, SMTP, elm), backups (dump, restore,
tar, cpio), porting, kernel development, networking, software design and
debugging, user interfaces, and documentation (troff, tbl, eqn). Extensive
use of C, make, RCS, dbx, and shell programming. Set up and maintained
FTP-able Usenet source archives.  Moderated Usenet newsgroup
"comp.sys.sequent". Hardware used included DEC, Sun, and Sequent; software
included BSD, SunOS, Ultrix, Dynix and AT&T Unix. Designed and implemented
interactive resume-writing program with network, database, and text
formatting facilities. Took graduate courses in electrical engineering
including digital signal/speech/image processing, pattern recognition,
artificial intelligence, and expert systems. Languages used in coursework
included Lisp, Prolog, Fortran, and Vaxima.

Areas of Interest

Digital image processing and visualization, especially for medical
applications; Unix systems programming, networking and security; artificial
intelligence and expert systems.

Awards, Honors and Affiliations

Bradley University Dean's List, Bradley University Meyer Block  Fund
Scholarship, Eta  Kappa  Nu,  Sigma  Pi  Sigma,  Greater  Lafayette
Community Volunteer Award, IEEE, IEEE Computer Society, ACM,  American
Institute of Physics,  Purdue  Grand  Prix Automated Scoring Staff, Purdue
Rube Goldberg Contest Team,  National  Organization  for  River  Sports,
American  Canoe Association, United States Canoe and Kayak Team, American
Whitewater Affiliation.

Publications

1992: "VIDA: An environment for multidimensional image display and
analysis", Eric A. Hoffman, Daniel Gnanaprakasam, Krishanu B. Gupta, John D.
Hoford, Steven D. Kugelmass, and Richard S. Kulawiec, in SPIE Proceedings,
Volume 1660, "Biomedical Image Processing and Three-Dimensional Microscopy".

1991: "Unix System Security", Dave Curry, Addison-Wesley,
contributing reviewer.

1984-92: Eta Kappa Nu (Beta Chapter) Purdue University Electrical
Engineering Student Resume Book, editor.

1985-89: Purdue University Electrical Engineering Student Survival
Guide, editor.

1986: "Purdue University Unix Pocket Guide, second edition", Rich Kulawiec
and Francie & Bluebery Newbery.

1985: "Computerized Tomographic Imaging", Malcolm Slaney and Avi Kak, IEEE
press, contributing reviewer.
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2578(programming,)S
2942(networking)S
3237(and)S
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3 F
66 Z
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1 F
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353(arti\256cial)S
575(intelli)S
717(gence)S
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3 F
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723(and)S
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232 3660(A)U
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3 F
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1 F
60 Z
232 3726(ation,)U
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5 F
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5 F
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(Unix)R
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751(Security)S
5 F
(")R
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(,)R
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(Purdue)R
604(University)S
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1384(second)S
1571(edition)S
5 F
(")R
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(,)R
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2800(Newbery.)S
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(Computeriz)R
699(ed)S
776(Tomographic)S
1121(Imaging)S
5 F
(")R
1 F
(,)R
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\fB\s+2RICHARD\0S.\0KULAWIEC\fP\s-2
BSEE, BS Physics, Bradley University, 1978
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\fIResearch Programmer\fP
Cardiothoracic Imaging Research Center
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
January 1991 - present
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Designed and implemented interactive cardiac mechanics package for VIDA
(Volumetric Image Display and Analysis) using C, Unix, XView and Xlib.
Ported XView 2.0 toolkit and VIDA to DECStation 5000 running Ultrix.
Assisted user community with research and clinical applications of VIDA.
Responsible for operation of local research network, including installation,
software, hardware, backups, security and administration.
Installed and utilized tools such as the GNU distribution,
the Khoros image processing system,
and the PBM/FBM/JPEG utilities.
Member of the advisory board for "Prime Time Freeware".
Hardware used included Sun, DEC, and NeXT; software
included Ultrix, Solaris, and NextStep.
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\fISystems Manager\fP
Computer Science Department
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, Colorado
September 1989 - November 1990
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Managed a heterogeneous departmental Unix
network consisting of 60 machines.
Responsible for operations, software,
hardware, facilities, networking,
and supervision of a small staff of graduate students.
Member of campus Unix technical steering group,
member of departmental computing facilities committee,
and Internet/CSnet liaison.
Responsible for configuration and operation of TCP/IP-based network,
including NFS, NIS (Yellow Pages), and DNS (BIND); also
responsible for UUCP connectivity, modem bank, and terminal server.
Created and maintained Usenet "List of Periodic Postings".
Hardware used included Sun, DEC, HP, Sequent, NCD, and Cisco;
software included BSD, SunOS, Ultrix, Dynix, HPUX, and AT&T Unix.
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\fISystems Programmer\fP
Purdue University Computing Center
Purdue University
West Lafayette, Indiana
July 1983 - June 1989
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Maintained, enhanced, and customized
Unix operating system and applications
running on networked systems serving 7000 users.
Projects included Usenet news (B news, NNTP, rn),
mail (sendmail, SMTP, elm), backups (dump, restore, tar, cpio),
porting, kernel development, networking,
software design and debugging, user interfaces,
and documentation (troff, tbl, eqn).
Extensive use of C, make, RCS, dbx, and shell programming.  Set up
and maintained FTP-able Usenet source archives.
Moderated Usenet newsgroup "comp.sys.sequent".
Hardware used included DEC, Sun, and Sequent;
software included BSD, SunOS, Ultrix, Dynix and AT&T Unix.
Designed and implemented interactive resume-writing program
with network, database, and text formatting facilities.
Took graduate courses in electrical engineering including
digital signal/speech/image processing, pattern recognition,
artificial intelligence, and expert systems.
Languages used in coursework included Lisp, Prolog, Fortran, and Vaxima.
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Digital image processing and visualization,
especially for medical applications;
Unix systems programming, networking and security;
artificial intelligence and expert systems.
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\fB\s+1Awards, Honors and Affiliations\s-1\fP
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Bradley University Dean's List,
Bradley University Meyer Block Fund Scholarship,
Eta Kappa Nu, Sigma Pi Sigma,
Greater Lafayette Community Volunteer Award,
IEEE, IEEE Computer Society, ACM,
American Institute of Physics,
Purdue Grand Prix Automated Scoring Staff,
Purdue Rube Goldberg Contest Team,
National Organization for River Sports,
American Canoe Association,
United States Canoe and Kayak Team,
American Whitewater Affiliation.
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1992: "VIDA: An environment for multidimensional image display
and analysis", Eric A. Hoffman, Daniel Gnanaprakasam, Krishanu B. Gupta,
John D.  Hoford, Steven D. Kugelmass, and Richard S. Kulawiec, in
SPIE Proceedings, Volume 1660, "Biomedical Image Processing and
Three-Dimensional Microscopy".
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1991: "Unix System Security", Dave Curry, Addison-Wesley,
contributing reviewer.
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1984-92: Eta Kappa Nu (Beta Chapter) Purdue University Electrical
Engineering Student Resume Book, editor.
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1985-89: Purdue University Electrical Engineering Student Survival Guide,
editor.
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1986: "Purdue University Unix Pocket Guide, second edition", Rich Kulawiec and
Francie & Bluebery Newbery.
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1985: "Computerized Tomographic Imaging", Malcolm Slaney and
Avi Kak, IEEE press, contributing reviewer.
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