Joe Random's Resumé
April 1st, 1994
Joe Random (Luser)
1234 Escondido Village
Stanford, CA 94305, USA
Home: (415) 123-4567
Work: (415) 321-7654
E-mail: luser@cs.stanford.edu
Education
- April 1st, 1993
- Bachelors Degree in Computer Science from
Stanford University
in Stanford, CA.
- April 1st, 1988
- High-school Diploma from San Jose Random School.
Employment
- June 1st, 1993 to Present
- Student Network Programmer for University of California, Berkeley,
Workstation Services.
- April 1st, 1988 to June 1st, 1989
- Contract work for the
Johns Hopkins University
Press and the Milton S. Eisenhower Library.
- September 1st, 1987 to September 1st 1988
- Employed at Downtown Burger Beast in San Jose.
Experience
- 5 years
- C Programming for Unix and MS-DOS
- 3 years
- Unix SVR4 Administration, PERL, SNMP, TCP/IP, Network Management,
AT&T Systems Manager, Network General Sniffer
- 2 years
- The X Window System, Tcl/Tk, Public Key Encryption, Network Security.
- 1 year
- World Wide Web Services, Mosaic and HTML.
- General Familiarity
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- BSD 4.3, HP PA/RISC, IBM RS/6000, Linux, NeXT, Sun Sparc, SVR4
- Macintosh System 7, PageMaker, Microsoft Word, Excel, Illustrator
- MS-DOS, Windows, OS/2, Quattro, Borland C++
- Object Oriented Programming
- PGP Public Key Encryption
Publications
Career Goals
To work in the field of --- . I am specifically
interested in --- (e.g. ---) and ---.
Detailed Experience
As a Frob at Stanford
my work included:
- Regular sleeping.
- Designing and implementing a
better pillow for all people.
- Creating the collapsible futon.
- Testing the futon with blind user testing and doing analysis
of the data collected.
- Designing and implementing an X hosted interface to the futon
in Tcl/TK
Further work at Stanford involved porting and installing numerous
futons, news readers, PERL, shells, SUIT, Tcl/Tk, etc).
In addition, as a member of the
beta-team I worked on porting the X server and libraries to
AT&T's particular flavor of futon.
Personal Interests
Sleeping, Movies, books and ``world'' music.
World and national politics and libertarianism.
Sailing and SCUBA diving (NAUI certified).
Graphical design and being an Internet junkie.
References
- Christian Mogensen
- Graduate Student Spider
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305
(415) 678-1234
mogens@cs.stanford.edu
- Joe Deterministic.
- Burger Beast Mgr,
San Main St 213B
San Jose, CA 98312
(408) 555-5131
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