jyasskin@mail.utexas.edu
900 Olive St. Austin TX 78702 979-575-4530 512-472-3324
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To write open source software that solves interesting problems using powerful languages.
The University of Texas at Austin
B.S. in Computer ScienceB.A. in Plan II
May 2005GPA: 3.91 / 4.0
C++, Python, Haskell, XSLT, Lisp/Scheme Java, Perl, Bash, LabVIEW, C#, Visual Basic, Maple, ASP, SQL, XML, HTML Linux; Mac OS X; Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP Gtk, Gtkmm, Swing, MFC A+, MCSD Four years high school Spanish, Two semesters college Japanese
Google August 15 2005 - Present Software Engineer $83000/year Sean Knapp Ben Smith IBM Extreme Blue June 2004 - August 2004 Technical Intern $21.75/hr Jeremy Redburn Alyssa Wolf Karen Picone Designed a grid provisioning solution based on package management Implemented a prototype of this solution National Instruments May 2003 - August 2003 Intern $17/hr John Field Brian Powell Improved the configurable key navigation in LabVIEW Virtual Instruments Wrote a C++ library to read and write TEDS (Smart Sensor) data Wrote a Virtual Instrument to get a reference to an arbitrary subVI. The University of Texas at Austin Phylogenetics Lab May 2002-January 2003 Undergraduate Research Assistant Researched the disk covering method of reconstructing phylogenetic trees. Refactored code to reduce a 700-line main() function to 200 lines by replacing procedural code with polymorphism and inheritance. Texas A&M Oceanography Department August 2002 Consultant $18/hr Accurately estimated and implemented a data processing application in FORTRAN. Learned enough FORTRAN in 3 days to complete project. Applied Computing Services, Bryan, TX June 2000-August 2001 Developer $12/hr non-billable; 20% billable Learned Visual Basic in the week before starting. Developed Database Management Systems using VB on SQL Server. Wrote reports using Crystal Reports. Helped network administrator with troubleshooting in the office and at clients' sites.
1st Place Team at 2002 and 2003 ACM Regionals 21st Place Team at 2003 and 27th place team at 2004 ACM World Finals ACM Officer, 2003-2005 Visited local middle school to teach Lego Mindstorms as part of ACM Outreach Council Member, Dean's Scholars, 2002-2003
Rhythmbox, an integrated music management application, inspired by iTunes. See http://rhythmbox.org/
Compilers Networks Computer Architecture Automata Theory Data Management Operating Systems Information Retrieval Programming Languages