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Stanford University Libraries |
Stanford, CA |
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CASUAL EMPLOYEE (CONSULTANT) |
04/1997 - Current |
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Part time work which extends my previous full time
association with Stanford. Responsibilities include documentation and
maintenance of previously developed applications; and Unix system
administration tasks such as installation, security, backup, monitoring,
and troubleshooting of operating systems and other systems software
(including web servers). Currently contribute programming and system
administration talents to projects that provide web access to Stanford's
Digital Repository. |
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Canyon Software Alliance |
Moab, UT |
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PROGRAMMER / ANALYST |
04/1997 - 07/2003 |
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Using Visual Basic, designed and implemented the Windows
client interface for a software change management system. Recently did
work to implement web access to the server data using Microsoft's web
server. Initially hired as a computer technical specialist at the
ComputerEase store, before being promoted into the position of
programmer/analyst. I was also the Windows PC and NT server
administrator for the company. |
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Stanford University Libraries |
Stanford, CA |
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SYSTEMS SOFTWARE DEVELOPER |
06/1984 - 03/1997 |
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Either alone or as part of a team, designed and developed
network-based applications in support of library operations and
services. Designed and implemented relational databases and
spreadsheets. Provided computer systems administration support. Provided
orientation, training and consulting support. |
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Center for Social and Urban Research |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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CONSULTANT |
05/1982 - 06/1984 |
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Implemented database management systems for analysis of
County Business Patterns data, regional social and economic trends,
document retrieval and ride sharing. |
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School of Library and Information Science |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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TEACHING FELLOW |
04/1980 - 03/1982 |
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Taught an undergraduate course: "Introduction to Information
Science". Designed and implemented a database management system for
maintaining student records. |
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
Marquette, MI |
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Chemist |
09/1977 - 08/1979 |
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Supervised analysis of water samples, developed new or
improved analytical procedures, designed a mobile analysis laboratory,
collected toxicity information, maintained data bank of water chemistry
analysis results. |
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Australian Institute of Marine Science |
Australia, |
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TECHNICAL OFFICER |
09/1975 - 11/1975 |
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Helped complete a baseline survey of heavy metal
concentrations in marine sediments; performed series of statistical
analyses on the data using SPSS software package. |
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Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research |
New Zealand, |
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SCIENTIST |
10/1974 - 08/1975 |
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Monitored public water supplies, natural streams, and
wastewaters; investigated effectiveness of land disposal as a technique
for removing nutrients from primary settled sewage. |
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U.S. Department of Agriculture |
Albany, CA |
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CHEMIST |
10/1972 - 06/1974 |
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Worked on projects to develop new food processing techniques
and waste treatments. |
| Education: |
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University of Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh, PA |
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Masters, Information Science/Studies |
04/1981 |
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University of California |
Davis, CA |
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Bachelors, Chemistry |
03/1971 |
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