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\name{Matthew K. Gray}

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{{\bf Work Address}\\
MIT Room E15-022\\
20 Ames Street\\
Cambridge, MA 02139\\
(617) 253--2383}
{{\bf Home Address}\\
64 Webster Avenue\\
Cambridge, MA 02141\\
(617)-497--3934}

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\sectiontitle{Experience}

\employer{Physics and Media Group, MIT Media Lab}
\location{Cambridge, MA}
\dates{April, 1996 -- present}
Research into electrostatic intrabody signaling.
Research responsibilities include hardware and software design, parts
acquisition, implementation, testing, presentation, and handling sponsor relationships.

\employer{net.Genesis Corporation}
\location{Cambridge, MA}
\dates{April, 1994 -- January, 1996}
Founder and Chief Technologist for a company
offering server side software tools for web developers.  Responsibilities included developing initial versions of products, did product design, sales support, marketing
support, customer service, and management of engineering teams.

\employer{O'Reilly and Associates}
\location{Camgridge, MA}
\dates{May, 1994 -- August, 1994}
Consulting work focusing on producing advertiser reports and performance
enhancements to the GNN web server.

\employer{MIT Media Lab}
\location{Cambridge, MA}
\dates{January, 1994 -- June, 1994}
Developing software for a project to provide customized newspapers to MIT students from Associated Press and other news sources.  Coding primarily in C and perl.

\employer{MIT Radio Astronomy Group}
\location{Cambridge, MA}
\dates{January, 1993 -- May, 1993}
Worked on signal processing of light curves attempting to measure time delays in gravitational lense images.

\employer{Brookhaven National Lab}
\location{Brookhaven, NY}
\dates{May, 1992 -- August, 1992}
Data analysis and presentation for particle physics work, specifically, seeking a rare kaon decay (E787 at BNL).  Developed Software in C and Fortran.  Continuation of earlier work.

\sectiontitle{Education}
\employer{Massachussetts Institute of Technology}
\location{Cambridge, MA}
B.S. in Physics, May 1997

\sectiontitle{Publications}
{\em Build a Web Site,} {\em Prima Publishing,} June, 1995.   A
book published while with net.Genesis covering technical and design aspects
of managing web sites.
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``Growth of the Web Report,'', {\em Web (http://www.mit.edu/people/mkgray/net),} continually updated.  A report first published in June, 1993 detailing historical growth in the number of web sites, based on original research.  
Extensively cited, including Newsweek, PC Week, PC world, Communications Week, and many others.
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``Web Watch,'', {\em Internet World,} 1995.  A monthly column written by me and others at net.Genesis.

\sectiontitle{Organizations, Proficiencies, Interests}
\employer{SIPB - Student Information Processing Board}\\
\dates{January, 1992 -- present}
Member.  A volunteer organization providing computing services to the MIT community.  I was Chairman in 1993.  I set up one of world's first 100 web servers in May 1993 as part of this group.

\employer{Apache Group}\\
Member. Volunteer development group of the Apache Web Server, the most popular web server in the world.

\employer{Computer Languages}\\
Exceptional proficiency: C, perl, Java.\\
Proficiency: C++, sh, VB, Fortran, tcl/tk, many others.

\employer{Interests}\\
Basic conversational French speaker, Ballroom dance, Recreational computing, Volunteer activities.

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