Greg Hudson

Current Address	Home Address

3 Ames St.	4535 Manzanita

Cambridge, MA 02142	Eugene, OR 97405

ghudson@mit.edu

	EDUCATION	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Cambridge, MA

Will graduate in February with a Masters of Engineering in Electrical Engineering and 
Computer Science. Cumulative GPA 4.9 out of a possible 5.0. Was among the top ten 
students in three out of four introductory computer science and electrical engineering 
subjects. Notable course work includes graduate classes in programming languages, 
distributed algorithms, cryptography and cryptanalysis, and theory of computation.

South Eugene High School	Eugene, OR

Sept `88 to June `92. Ranked first in a class of 350 students. GPA 4.0 out of 4.0 on 
unweighted scales. National Merit Scholar, Rensselear Polytechnic Institute medalist.

	EXPERIENCE	MIT Information Systems	Cambridge, MA

Spring `94 to current: Student developer for the MIT Athena environment. Developed 
extensions to the Willow database interface and developed performance improvements 
to the INN 1.4 Usenet server and to the Zephyr messaging system. Currently operating 
an experimental NetBSD/i386 time-sharing service and maintaining a locker of Gnu 
project software.

MIT Media Lab	Cambridge, MA

Fall `92 and Spring `93: Developed a Macintosh application to provide a user-friendly 
interface to network interactive text-based virtual reality services. Worked in C with 
Think C Object Extensions (similar to C++) and the Think Class Library.

MIT Student Information Processing Board	Cambridge, MA

Spring `93 to current: a maintainer of MIT's primary news server, the rtfm.mit.edu 
FTP site, and several other network services. A maintainer of several lockers of free 
software. A principal developer and maintainer of ports of the Athena environment to 
Linux and NetBSD. Have held three officer positions including Chairman.

Personal Programming Projects

Completed several free software projects on the order of 10,000-15,000 lines of C 
source code and comparable amounts of documentation. Designed and implemented 
two C-like interpreted languages as part of a network client and a network server. 
Contributed significantly to the development, testing, and debugging of Chris 
Provenzano's portable POSIX-compliant threads library for Unix systems. Currently 
developing a news server in multithreaded C++.

	SKILLS	Languages:	C, C++, Objective C, Perl, csh, sh, TeX, others
		Programming:	Language and compiler design, multithreaded programming
		Operating systems:	BSD kernel and user-space internals; AFS internals
		Network systems:	Usenet, Kerberos, Zephyr, others
		Project management:	RCS, CVS, autoconf, imake, make
		Applications:	Xess, FrameMaker, Matlab, gnuplot, emacs, many others