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\hspace*{\fill}{\LARGE{\bf James Tetazoo}}\hspace*{\fill}
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{\large{\bf Term Address}}\hfill {\large{\bf Home Address}}\par
3 Ames Street\hfill {3 Totters Field Rd.}\par
Cambridge, MA  02139 \hfill {Freeport, ME 04033}\par
(617) 225-6378 \hfill \par


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A position \marginpar{{\bf Employment \newline Objective}}
involving computer systems security
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 %%%% Education
 %%%%
{\bf Massachusetts Institute of Technology} \marginpar{{\bf Education}}
\hfill {1986-present}\par

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Candidate for the S.B. degree in {\em Computer Science and 
Engineering}, June 1990. \\
Thesis work will be on ``Provably Insecure Systems.'' \\
Relevant courses taken include {\em Automata, Computability,
and Complexity}, {\em Intorduction to Algorithms}, {\em Software
Engineering Lab}, {\em Telephony}, {\em Computer Systems Engineering}, and
{\em Cryptography and cryptanalysis}.
\par
GPA: 4.9/5.0

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Membership in the following: \marginpar{{\bf Honors}} 
Mensa, Titan, and the Triple Nine Society.  \\ 
Member of Eta Kappa Nu and Tau Beta Pi.

\par
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 %%%%
{\em MIT Information Services} \marginpar{{\bf Experience}}
\hfill {Cambridge, MA}\par {\bf UROP Student} {\sc (August 1988-May
1989)}---worked with Professor Eichin evaluating security of popular
network software.

\par
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{\em Charles Inman Anderson Co., Ltd.} 
\hfill {Cambridge, MA}\par {\bf Summer Student} {\sc (May-August 1988,
June-August 1989)}---evaluation and testing of real world security systems, 
both electronic and physical.

\par
\vspace{1ex}

{\em MIT Department of Architecture} \hfill {Cambridge, MA}\par {\bf UROP
Student} {\sc (August 1987-May 1988)}---development programming and testing
for a computer software package to track building maintenance for physical
plant.

\par
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{\em MIT Dormline} \hfill {Cambridge, MA}\par
{\bf Student Worker} {\sc (August 1986-May 1987)}---repair and maintenance
of central switching facilities for MIT's dormitory phone system.

\par
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{\em Joe's Locks and Hardware} 
\hfill {Freeport, ME}\par {\bf Apprentice Locksmith} {\sc (May-August 1986,
June-August 1987)}---routine repair and rekeying of all popular locks.
Occasional field work for customers who had lost keys.

\par
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Knowledge of Pascal, C, Scheme, and 680x0 an VAX Assembler.  Familiarity
with Unix (Berkeley and System V), TCP/IP, Kerberos, and NFS.

\par
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{\em Spelunker's Club} \hfill {Cambridge, MA}\par
\marginpar{{\bf Activities \newline and \newline Interests}}
{\sc Fall 1986-present}---led and helped with urban spelunking within the
MIT community.

\par
\vspace{1\baselineskip}

{\em THiRD EAst Travelling Animal Zoo} \hfill {Cambridge, MA}\par {\sc Fall
1986-present}---helped plan and participate in numerous jokes, water
fights, and hacks.  Recent involvement includes instrumental roles in the
construction and creative deployment of bats, spaceships, and stop lights,
as well as the semi-annual soaking of Larry.

\par
\vspace{1\baselineskip}

 %%%% Background
 %%%%
%Born in Natchitoches,LA.
%\marginpar{{\bf Background}}
%Raised in northern Louisiana.
%Graduated from the Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts (LSMSA).

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