Jeffrey Ladino
jladino@lynx.neu.edu
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY |
Boston, MA |
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College of Computer
Science |
September, 1995 - present |
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Candidate
for a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science |
June
2000 |
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Related
Courses: |
Computer Networks, Parallel Computing, Object
Oriented Design, Compiler Design, Algorithms and Data Structures, Software
Development, Public Speaking |
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Activities: |
Upsilon Pi Epsilon Computer Honors Society
President, University Honors Program, Intramural Ice Hockey Team Manager,
Admissions Office Volunteer |
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Honors: |
Dean’s List, Carl S. Ell Scholarship, Tutor of the
Quarter Award |
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3.9 / 4.0 - ranked 2nd in College
Graduating Class |
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Networking: |
Cisco
IOS, knowledge of TCP/IP, knowledge of Network Security |
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Languages: |
Java,
C++, C, Perl, HTML, JavaScript, UNIX shell-scripts, REXX |
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Systems: |
Linux,
Solaris, SunOS 4.1, Windows NT, Windows95/98 |
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Development Tools: |
MS
Visual C++, MS Visual Basic, GNU g++, gcc, gdb, JDK 1.1, Metroworks Code
Warrior, Clearcase, ASCCS, CMVC |
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Other Software: |
MS
Office, WordPerfect, Lotus Smart-Suite, Lotus Notes |
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Harvard University -
Network Operations Center |
Cambridge,
MA |
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Network Engineer |
March
1999 - Present |
Configured Cisco routers and switches using Cisco IOS. Configured and installed over 100 switches for major network upgrade. Wrote Perl scripts to automatically configure Cisco switches and automate other tasks. Installed Linux and configured Linux for running securely on the network.
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IBM |
Boulder,
CO |
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Global Services and
Printing Systems |
June
1998 – Dec. 1998 |
Developed a tool to query an SQL database and extrapolate results using linear regression. Developed tools for a port from AIX to NT. Investigated build solutions for NT development. Created a Windows 2000 program to simulate the UNIX ‘ln’ command. Modified and ran reporting software on an OS/390 mainframe.
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The Open Group |
Cambridge,
MA |
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Research Intern on
Scalable, Highly Available Web Server |
Dec.
1997 – May 1998 |
Researched client-server communications within the HTTP 1.1 protocol. Experimented with Java Applets and JavaScript as a means of transferring load balancing and cluster-membership responsibilities from the server to the client. Programmed using Java 1.1 AWT and Event Model. Wrote an ISAPI filter to integrate existing server clustering technology with Windows NT’s IIS 4.0.
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Xionics Document
Technologies
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Burlington,
MA |
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Tool Development |
June
1996 – July 1997 |
Developed
an assembler/disassembler to translate binary commands in PCL-XL into C
function calls. Programmed and
maintained tools to aid developers in C, Perl, and C-Shell Scripts. Tested and
documented code behavior. Reported code
behavior to managers and engineers at weekly meetings. Trained later co-op employees.
Racquetball,
Ice Hockey, In-Line Skating, Rock Climbing, Chess
References Furnished Upon Request