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Kevin Tew |
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1066 Ash Ave, Provo, UT, 84604 |
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(801)-380-6037 |
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Profile
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Solid background in networking
and systems. Proficient developer in imperative, dynamic, declarative and
functional programming languages.
Looking for innovative opportunities where I can be influential. |
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Technical Skills
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C/C++, Java, C#, .Net, Perl, Python, Ruby, SQL, Scheme Apache, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Mail, and Unix
Administration |
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Education
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M.S. Computer Science, Brigham Young University B.S. Computer Science, Brigham Young University |
August 2006 December 2001 |
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Career History
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Brigham Young University, Phil
Windley PhD, Provo,
UT |
July 2005-current |
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Graduate Research AssistantEnterprise Computing Laboratory á
Development of Skuery (language embedded query
semantics for Scheme) á
Development of Repkept a reputation system framework
for Internet and digital identities. á
Substitute Lecturer for Programming Language Theory
Course |
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Canyonbridge Inc (now renamed Bungee
Labs), Orem, U |
Aprl 2003-July. 2005 |
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Software Engineer / Developerá Designed and Engineered a custom C++ persistence frame work for a AJAX rich web application framework. á
Implemented a C++ Servlet like framework called
ServApp, which abstract web server interactions across Apache, IIS5 and 6,
and Lotus Notes. |
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Brigham Young University, Quinn Snell PhD, Provo UT |
January 2000-April 2003 |
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Graduate and Undergraduate Research AssistantNetworking,
Supercomputing, and Scientific Computing Laboratory.
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Phylogenetic Scientific Computation á
Development of the DOGMA (Distributed Object Group
Meta-Computing Architecture) a high performance computing resource manager á
Linux Clusters and Non-dedicated node resource
management and scheduling. á
Load balancing and switching of web services across
cluster nodes. á
Substitute Lecturer for Operating Systems and
Distributed Systems Courses |
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Lawrence Livermore National Lab, Livermore, CA |
May 2002-August 2002 |
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Graduate Summer Interná
SLURM project development (Simple Linux Utility
Resource Manger) a high performance computing resource manager. á
Design and development of a transport independent,
message communications layer. á
Design and development of slurmd ( Parallel task
launch and IO daemon component of SLURM ) á
UNIX system programming |
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Kenecott Energy and Campbell County
School District, Gillette, WY |
August 1995-December 1999 |
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Networking Engineer/Consultant/College Interná
IP LAN/WAN management of Microsoft NT and Novell
Files Servers, GroupWise Administration á
Automated scripted roll out of Windows 95, Office 97
to 300+ desktops distributed across 5 geographic locations using custom tools
and Microsoft SMS. á
Oracle / Microsoft SQL database synchronization,
Microsoft SQL database site replication. á
Installation of Novell NDS Tree, IP client
configuration, design and implementation of Library Information System. á
IP and IPX routing, DNS Configuration |
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The Spectra Group, Henderson, KY |
May 1994-Aug 1995 |
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Director of Technical SupportHealth Care Management and Systems Consulting. á
PC system design and consulting for tri-state area
hospitals and health care facilities. á
IBM AS/400 terminal emulation, connectivity, and
integration on PC workstations. |
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Publications |
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Skuery: Manipulation OF S-Expressions using XQuery
Techniques, Kevin Tew, Master's Thesis,
Brigham Young University, August 14, 2006 á
Complex Performance Analysis Through Statistical
Experimental Design: An Evaluation of Parameters Associated with Speed in
Parallel Phylogenomics, David G.
Whiting, Quinn Snell, Rebecca R. Nichols, Megan L. Porter, Kevin Tew, Keith
A. Crandall, Michael F. Whiting, Mark Clement, Hawaii International
Conference on Computer Science, January 2004. á
A Study of the Suitability of IrOBEX for
High-Speed Exchange of Large Data Objects,
Kevin Tew, D.Ryan Partridge, Joseph Ekstrom, Casey T. Deccio, and Charles D.
Knutson, Globe Com 2003 á
An Enterprise-Based Grid Resource Management
System, Quinn Snell, Kevin Tew, Joseph
Ekstrom, Mark Clement, The Eleventh IEEE International Symposium on High
Performance Distributed Computing - 2002 á
A Framework for Building
Reputation, Phillip J. Windley PhD Kevin Tew, Devlin Daley, Submitted
to WWW20007 |
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Awards |
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Best Session Presentation - College of Physical and
Mathematical Sciences Spring Research Conference (2003, 2006) á
BYU Office of Research and Creative Activities (ORCA)
Undergraduate Research Scholarship á
Full Tuition Undergraduate Scholarship á
Dean's List College of Engineering |
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