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Boston, Ma, Us

Cambridge, Ma, Us

Cambridge, Ma, Us

* Innovative Lead Engineer managing several internal corporate-wide products; and, responsible for the vision, system architecture, product management, testing, documentation, and demonstration.> https://www.cra.com/company/news/charles-river-analytics-presents-healthcare-support-and-training-efforts-medical-health> https://www.cra.com/company/news/charles-river-analytics-develops-stress-and-fatigue-analysis-toolkit-improve-us-army> https://www.cra.com/company/news/charles-river-analytics-analyzes-medical-team-training-improve-patient-outcomes-us-army> https://www.cra.com/work/case-studies/cymod* Accomplished Technical Lead overseeing solution development for various efforts across multiple domains; and, accountable for the design, planning, and execution.> https://sbirsource.com/sbir/awards/142032-social-platform-for-an-isr-collaboration-environment-splice> https://www.cra.com/work/case-studies/perseid> https://www.cra.com/work/case-studies/deep-green* Capable Principal Investigator who won 4 out of 8 written Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contracts with various government agencies valued at over $1M; and, responsible for scientific directions, project management, government sponsor reports and presentations, and subcontractor and consultant interactions.> Medical Augmented Reality for Combat Casualty Care (MARC)> Collaborative Visual Exploitation and Reasoning Tool (COVERT)> Lines of Operations Monitoring and Assessment System (LOOMAS)* Adeptly supervise 8 software engineers across two division research groups.* Mentor junior engineers in product design and development, communication, and accountability.* Managed the division’s 2017 & 2018 summer intern programs.* Planned and executed the division’s FY18 discretionary budget.* Technical Lead: (much of my work cannot be published):Note: Much of my work cannot be published.

Lowell, Ma, Us

* Managed the project work for 18 graduate students. Guided students in applying their knowledge to real-world problems to further the field of visualization and analysis.* Architect and Lead Engineer of a scalable web-based document management system and accompanying visual front-end client designed for retrieving, managing, organizing, and monitoring information.* Chief Architect and Lead Engineer on the development of a Universal Visualization Platform (UVP), designed for students and researchers to analyze data sets and develop novel analysis and visualization tools. The UVP captured the process of exploration for playback, evaluation, training, and documentation. Wrote and received a full U.S. Patent (US7734607).* Examined cancer risk models with the aid of the UVP for the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston.* Developed a web-enabled visualization system that supported the analysis of gene expression microarrays for the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Worcester.* Produced a desktop visualization dashboard supporting the interactive display of corporate network utilization for Evident Software, Inc., Bloomfield, New Jersey.* Analyzed the historical database of grants and proposals for the University of Massachusetts Lowell, and provided real figures assisting the university’s task force that looked into defining a strategic plan for research development. The findings of this work helped identify high-yielding funding sources, established a funded-research baseline, and provided grounds for grant writing assistance.* Examined terrorist activities within Afghanistan between 2002 and 2003 based on publicly available news reports as a proof-of-concept project for BBN Technologies, Cambridge, Massachusetts.* Participated on two doctoral committees.

Lowell, Ma, Us

* Taught the graduate level Computer Graphics 1, 91.546; covering the introduction to computer-generated graphics using OpenGL.

* Managed various informatics projects, including measuring the effectiveness of prescribed medications for orthopedic and stroke patients within healthcare clinical data for HealthSouth, Birmingham, Alabama.* Managed a team of three in the evaluation of a sleep-wake bioassay system for automatic characterization of drugs and their impact on a wide spectrum of sleep and wake parameters.* Specified and contributed to the development of the company’s internal visualization and data-mining application, ADAPT, that won “Best of Show” at Bio-ITWorld, 2003.* Analyzed lung cancer gene expression data and discovered gene markers for diagnostics in conjunction with researchers at the National Cancer Institute (NCI).* Engaged in the analysis of insurance collected clinical data for the experimental optimization of medical treatment billing based upon appropriate procedures as defined by estimated medical results.* Participated in a variety of projects looking at gene expression data sets from cDNA and oligonucleotide microarrays, and the application of various normalization techniques.* Contributed to the research and editing of a funded SBIR Phase I report that was focused on data clustering and the comparison of clustering techniques with various data sets, as well as assisted in the writing of the follow-up SBIR Phase II proposal.

Lowell, Ma, Us

* Coordinated and managed the visualization activities for the EPA’s EarthVision 2000 Project, a joint project between the Ohio State University and the University of Massachusetts Lowell. This project provided scientific research experience to regional high school students by applying mathematical modeling and computer visualization to understand and solve environmental problems.* Identified gene sets and functional groups from both human and yeast gene expression experiments for the Genetics Institute, Cambridge, Massachusetts.* Analyzed real-world business market and sales data for the General Motors Data Mining Group located at the GM Technical Center, Detroit, Michigan, using SGI’s MineSet.* Conceptualized ideas for visualizing web site customer access profiles and identifying access patterns for Accrue Software, Inc., Sunnyvale, California.* Modeled and visualized the ionosphere for the U.S. Air Force, Phillips Laboratory / GPIA, Hanscom AFB, Massachusetts. Developed visualization tools within IBM’s OpenDX (Data Explorer) for helping geophysicists understand the formation and structure of depletions within the Earth’s ionosphere.

Lowell, Ma, Us

Worked for the Center for Family, Work and Community providing technical support for the creation and release of a geographic information system using "MapInfo" and "MapBasic" to highlight the different local communities.

Doctor Of Science - Scd, Computer Science

Master Of Science - Ms, Computer Science

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mathematics

Associate Of Arts - Aa, Architecture