Resume

Djun Maximilian Kim

4042 11th Avenue West,

Vancouver, B.C.

Canada

V6R 2L3

Telephone: 604-839-3586

To work as part of a team developing innovative, high-quality software for a well-managed, agile company.

Java (1.1x and 2.x)
ANSI C
C++
Perl, TCL/Tk, CGI scripts, and Unix shell scripts.
Java servlets
Good understanding of Object-oriented modeling and design, design patterns, UML
Java Database Connectivity (JDBC), SQL database programming (mSQL, mySQL servers)
Java Beans
Remote Method Invocation (RMI)
CORBA
Unix/Solaris programming
RCS, make, lint, gdb, emacs, lex, yacc
Document production and processing using HTML, XML, DOM, TeX, LaTeX
Mathematical programming and visualization using Mathematica and Maple

B. Sc. (Honours) Computer Science & Mathematics; completed 5 /1988 ; The University of British Columbia.
M. Sc. Mathematics; completed 9 /1990 ; The University of British Columbia.
Ph. D. Mathematics; completed 5 /1999 ; The University of British Columbia. Thesis: Braids, Orderings, and Algorithms. Advisor: Dr. Dale Rolfsen

Web Programmer, SunSITE project at U.B.C.

(9 /1997 - 8 /1999 )

Job Description: Designed and developed the UBC SunSITE (http://SunSITE.UBC.CA); developed web content related to the communication of mathematics, in particular, wrote numerous Java applets and servlets as well as Perl CGI scripts; promoted third-party projects for UBC SunSITE.

System and Network Administrator, UBC Math Department

(8 /1993 - 4 /1996 )

Job Description: Set up and administered a network of 160 Unix, Macintosh and DOS/Windows/NT computers, X-terminals and Java Terminals; Developed and maintained technical software for mathematical computation. Set up and maintained services such as DNS, NFS, NIS, NIS+, Apache web-server, FTP; evaluated and mitigated network and system security risks.

In addition to the above-mentioned experience, I've taught numerous 1st and 2nd year university courses for the Mathematics and Computer Science Departments at UBC.

Nominated for Canada NSERC ``Doctoral Dissertation Prize'' and Canadian Mathematical Society Doctoral Prize by UBC Mathematics department.

Awarded a $135,000 grant from Sun Microsystems, Inc., to establish the 8th North American ``SunSITE'' Internet site at UBC, supporting (among other things) the UBC Mathematics ``Calculus Online'' project. (http://www.ugrad.math.ubc.ca/coursedoc/math101/)

Awarded $30,000 Sun workstation for entry in Internet/Web agent category, ``Java Cup International'' Programming Contest. (http://SunSITE.UBC.CA/UBCMap/)

Runner-up, UBC Computer Science ``Incredible Instructor'' award. (Based on student evaluations.)

Design of high-quality implementations of sophisticated algorithms from domains drawing upon ``pure'' mathematics (e.g. graphics, visualization, computational geometry, cryptography, signal processing)

Interfaces and algorithms for ``deep'' understanding of complex, abstract, geometric, multiple-independently-sourced or simply ``large'' collections of information.

I have excellent written and oral communication skills and strong presentation skills. I am fluent in German (spoken and written). I have basic conversational knowledge of French; and have done technical translation from French into English.

I have US and German citizenship and Permanent Resident status in Canada. I've lived for several years in England, Germany, Italy and the United States.

I have been actively involved with the UBC Math Club, and the Computing and Teaching Assistant Skills Committees of the UBC Math Department. I have been teaching Instructional Skills Workshops for graduate students through the Faculty Development Project at UBC for over six years. (http://www.cstudies.ubc.ca/facdev/)

I enjoy reading literature, and listening to music. I play guitar and piano. I'm interested in the visual arts, and linguistics. I'm a competitive ballroom dancer and serve on the board of directors for the British Columbia Amateur DanceSport Association.

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