George Abram Madrid

Current Address Permanent Address 69 Chestnut Street 457 Tampico Way Cambridgeport, MA 02139 Pensacola, FL 32506 (617) 492-6983 (904) 456-3501

Objective To obtain a position programming on either the UNIX^{TM} operating system or MS-DOS in order to gain practical work experience.

Education  Massachusetts Institute of Technology  August 1987–present

Majoring in Mathematics with a specialty in Computer Science. Applicable courses taken include Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, Applied Mathematics, An Introduction to Algorithms, An Introduction to Compiler Design.

Computer experience includes programming on several architectures: UNIX (System V R4 and BSD43), MS-DOS (including limited exposure to Microsoft Windows), and OS/2. Programming languages known include C, C++, Pascal, Common-LISP, Scheme, Modula-2, Ada, perl, awk, Fintab and assembly language on various architectures.

Extracurricular activities include acting and technical work in the MIT Dramashop, and Secretary for the MIT Student Information Processing Board.

Experience  Oakland Group, Inc.

Software Engineer, Operations Services January 1989–January 1991

Provided software support and advice to the operations division of the company. Designed software to facilitate the maintenance of a customer database numbering in the thousands, and the handling of daily shipments in an expeditious manner.

Also worked in product development and customer technical support for the primary product—a user-interface toolkit for PC’s. Was also involved in porting the system to a variety of platforms, including the 386 and UNIX under X windows.

Matt Langley Bell, III, Escambia County Tax Collector Accountant’s Assistant / Renewal Clerk May 1987–August 1988

Performed a variety of tasks ranging from accounting-related tasks to preparation of vehicle registration renewals to mail-processing. Duties included fielding incoming telephone calls involving registration-related inquiries and acting as trouble-shooter in the resulution of complications pertaining to renewal requests through the mail.

American Red Cross, Pensacola Chapter Activities Co-Director June 1983–August 1986

Total of over five-hundred volunteer hours with the American Red Cross organization. During this time, performed many public-service activities—worked as a receptionist at a local home for the mentally-retarded, learned and demonstrated cardio-pulmonary resuscitation techniques at public-awareness exhibits. Organized every level of Red Cross-sponsored Leadership Training Center in 1986, a totally youth-managed summer camp oriented toward producing young adults with good leadership skills. This center was the only youth-organized activity of its type in the nation.

Background My interests include spending far too much time hacking and programming with the MIT Student Information Processing Board, reading science fiction/fantasy novels, writing of all kinds, and drama.