b'Steve Pomeroy\nResume\nEducation\nFall 2000\xe2\x80\x93Fall\n2005\n\nBachelor of Science, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY.\nReceived a Bachelors of Science in Computer Science from the Rochester Institute of\nTechnology. Concentrated in computer security, computer language construction, Japanese\nand psychology.\n\nExperience\nApril 2013\xe2\x80\x93 Senior Software Engineer, LevelUp.\npresent Developed Android application software, focusing on SDK design and development.\n2007\xe2\x80\x932013\n\nSystems Designer & Lead Mobile Developer, MIT Mobile Experience Lab.\nLead the development of and participated in the design of numerous projects. Functioned\nas lead developer for most of their implementations. Duties in projects mostly centered\naround Android app development, but also included concept development, on-site technical assistance, UI design, technology research and consulting, photography, embedded\nprogramming, and hardware prototyping. See mobile.mit.edu/research for a complete list\nof projects.\nDesigned and developed an Android-based mobile application framework for creating\nlocation-based media apps (Locast); implemented a number of apps using this framework.\nDesigned and developed Android-based libraries to modularize some parts the above\nframework. See github.com/mitmel for some of the aforementioned projects.\nDirected consolidation of lab\xe2\x80\x99s electronic identity; designed, built, and maintained infrastructure for the lab\xe2\x80\x99s internal computing and public web resources; misc. web development.\n\n2007\xe2\x80\x932008\n\nSystems Programmer, MIT Media Lab.\nTechnical lead for main website redesign. This was implemented using a popular free\nsoftware CMS, which was extended by way of custom pluggable modules to support\nsynchronization with internal databases. Designed and built tool for creating contentmanaged, stylized masthead graphics.\nDesigned and developed a web-based management tool for student SVN repositories.\nDesigned and built a web-based access control system which allowed students to manage\nSVN collaboration amongst themselves as well as with their external sponsors. Co-designed\nand developed a web-based discussion forum intended to meet the needs of the Media\nLab community.\nPackaged home-grown authentication system and other tools as Debian packages in\norder to facilitate distribution amongst internal servers; built Xen-based VM hosting\nservice; misc. systems administration duties, mostly focused around administering Debian\nmachines.\n\nB steve@staticfree.info \xe2\x80\xa2 staticfree.info\n\n1/2\n\n\x0cComputer skills\nTechnology (years of experience)\nLanguages\nPlatforms\nSystems\nAdministration\nWeb\n\nJava (13), Python (10), C for AVR microcontrollers (4), JavaScript/ECMAScript (8),\nC++ (2), Perl (8)\nAndroid (5), Django (4), Arduino (2)\nDebian GNU/Linux (13), Redhat GNU/Linux (2)\nXHTML (13), CSS (13), RESTful architecture (6), XSLT (3)\n\nPublished software\nRepositories\n\nstaticfree.info on Google Play, staticfree.info/projects/, github.com/xxv\n\nAndroid Units\n\nDesigned and developed an Android version of the classic GNU Units application.\nThe app has had over 85k user installs on Google Play.\n\nAndroid\nrobotfindskitten\n\nDeveloped a version of robotfindskitten for Android. The app has around 18k user\ninstalls.\n\nShared Expenses\n2\n\nOpen source group web-based expense management system written in Python.\n\nInterests\nTechnical\n\nNon-technical\n\nopen source/free software (primarily self-published software mentioned above and\nhave contributed patches to various projects). Internet standards, implementing and\ndesigning communication protocols, XMPP/Jabber, SIP, computer languages, The\nSemantic Web, cryptography, microcontrollers, robotics, wearable computing\nphotography, woodworking, cycling, hiking, mathematical art, linguistics\n\nB steve@staticfree.info \xe2\x80\xa2 staticfree.info\n\n2/2'