ROBERT A. TERWILLIGER

Phone: (310) 390-6649, (310) 200-7306
Email: [email protected]

OBJECTIVE

A computer or physics related position in the Charlottesville-Richmond area in Virginia.

EDUCATION

University of California, Los Angeles, CA (1993-2000)

• Ph.D. expected November 2000, Computational Modeling & Functional MRI
• M.S., Biomedical Physics, Medical Imaging Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA (1986-1992)
  • S.B., Physics with Applied Math, RF and Microwave Antenna Design

  EXPERIENCE

  University of California, Los Angeles, CA (1999-present)
  IT Developer, Medical Center Communications Services
  • Redevelopment and optimization of large, high-traffic website
  • CGI programming in Perl for UNIX & Win NT platforms
  • Upgrade and maintenance of graphics workstations
  Brentwood Biomedical Research Institute, Los Angeles, CA (1998-1999)
  Systems Manager, VA Hospital CURE Clinic
  • Database software implementation for research clinic
  • Statistical analysis of diagnostic methodologies
  • Beta-testing of clinical management database software
  • Management of site computer systems
  University of California, Los Angeles, CA (1994-1998)
  Graduate Student Researcher & Teaching Assistant, UCLA School of Medicine
  • Monte Carlo programming for proton diffusion in nonuniform magnetic fields
  • Parallel programming using PARSEC/Maisie parallel simulation language
  • UNIX Shell programming for models and simulations
  • Maintain and upgrade laboratory computer systems and web site
  Beth Israel Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA (Summer 1993)
  Computer Systems Manager, Pulmonary Medicine
  • Design and implement data acquisition system for sleep apnea studies.
  • Implement frame processing system for fluoroscopy and endoscopy studies
  • Instruct laboratory personnel in use of hardware and software
  Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA (1991-1993)
  Engineer, Department of Radiology
  • C programming and finite element modeling to calculate electric fields and charge collection in a drift chamber designed for digital radiography
  • Supervision of undergraduate research assistants

  SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

  • Over ten years experience in scientific computing
  • Programming: C, UNIX, Parsec/Maisie, MPI, Perl, CGI, HTML
  • Hardware: Sun, IBM SP2/Cluster, Macintosh, PC, DEC Alpha
  • Teaching: University instructor, physics and computer-related topics
  • Supervisory Experience
  • Other: Bi-lingual in Spanish, some Russian and German

  INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES

  Accomplished musician, piano and guitar. Active member, Shepherd's Gate Foursquare Church, Culver City. US Citizen.

  REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST