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• Created and evaluated algorithms and protocols for information security. Performed statistical analysis and programmed in C and Python on desktop and high performance computers.• Produced automated tools in Perl to assist intelligence analysts, such as data flow reporting scripts. Applied regular expressions and multiple user command-line options within scripts.• Applied software tools such as gdb and WinDebug for debugging and git for version control.• Collaborated on research within teams of mathematicians and computer scientists in rotational office assignments of 6-9 months each in mathematics development program.• Training included signals processing, cryptography, information security and assurance, software reverse engineering, internet protocols, and public key infrastructure.• Co-organized twice-monthly seminars for early-career mathematicians to discuss current work.• Earned eight awards and one promotion for outstanding performance.

• Delivered deadline-driven analysis on science and technology issues to senior diplomatic officials. • Managed $4 million grant for 19 joint Pakistan-US scientific research projects to strengthen civilian relationships and to develop solutions to address social and economic issues in Pakistan.• Organized strategy-design discussions among USAID, four other US government agencies, and multiple embassies for implementing Presidential science diplomacy initiatives.• Managed 10 staff members, including mentoring five new US Government employees.

• Performed duties of Acting Science Adviser in absence of Adviser and Deputy Adviser, including representing office in meetings held by Secretary of State and other senior officials.• Meritorious Honor Award, June 2012, for “extraordinary performance as Acting Deputy” during August 2010 to March 2012, when either Adviser or Deputy Adviser position was vacant.

• Trained US and allied military deploying to Iraq or Afghanistan on civilian-military coordination and local government in six exercises, each 2-3 weeks, involving over 1000 personnel in total.• Trained over 50 US government civilians for economic development assignments in Afghanistan.• Developed curriculum for joint civilian-military Provincial Reconstruction Team training.• Edited two concise handbooks on Afghanistan provinces for US military and civilians.

• Coordinated all USAID projects (2007-2008 budgets totaled $12 million) for insecure southern province. Organized briefings, travel, meetings, logistics, and other activities for USAID staff and partners visiting province. Monitored and facilitated local work of implementing partners.• Increased number of international civilian development organizations operating in province from one to five by convincing and assisting USAID partner organizations to begin projects. • Organized construction of provincial branch of Afghanistan’s central bank. Ground broken fall 2008.• Enabled US military to begin overdue, high-priority road and police headquarters projects with total budget of $50 million by resolving issues that delayed establishing a local management office. • Advised other international development actors, including UK, Dutch, Norwegian, and Australian military and civilians, as well as UN agencies, on projects with total budget over $15 million.• Collaborated with agricultural economist in writing analysis of economic opportunities and obstacles in province. Report adopted by Dutch military to train officers and business advisors.• Convinced USAID and UN to provide management training for over 70 provincial officials.• On my own initiative, submitted proposals to increase effectiveness of US government system for air transportation within Afghanistan. Several suggestions adopted by USAID in September 2007.• Provided interviews to international media such as Radio Netherlands on behalf of US government.

• Distinguished Achievement Award for contribution to US assistance to Eurasia in security, law enforcement, and nonproliferation. (Total budget coordinated by office for 2005: $1.7 billion.)• Led interagency colleagues in adopting improved budget reporting practices for $120 million in annual expenditures on police and judicial training programs.

• Co-designed print and internet materials to increase international access to Academy resources. Brochures circulated to over 30 international scientific organizations. In first half of 2005, international.national-academies.org attracted 14,000 unique viewers, 36% non-US.• Researched history and effect of agricultural research programs for 2006 report to USAID on science and technology in development.

• Developed instructional skills of 16 graduate students (most non-US) and taught calculus for five terms to classes of up to 25 students.

• Led nine-member multi-national group in training 24 Peace Corps teachers. • Led 15 Peace Corps Volunteers in creation of teachers’ guide for mathematics curriculum. Distributed to more than half of the secondary schools in Malawi.• Taught mathematics, English rhetoric, and literature to 190 students in grades 9-11.

Phd, Mathematics

Activities and Societies: Graduate Student Association, Geezers Neurons Ultimate, English as a Second Language Trainer, Mathematics.

Ba, Mathematics And English

Activities and Societies: Swimming and Diving Team, Water Polo Team, Rugby Team, Glee Club, Rhythm & Shoes, Pep BandRobert H. Breusch.

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Activities and Societies: Swimming and Diving Team, Band