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ROBERT MEYERS
220 1st Ave, Apt. 10
New York, NY 10009
(212) 979-9388
SUMMARY
Experienced computer programmer, educated in Mathematics and Computer Science, with
demonstrable achievements in problem solving combined with strong interpersonal skills.
EDUCATION
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences; New York, NY; (2003)
Mathematics PhD Program GPA 3.77
MS in Mathematics
Courses - Internet/Intranet Apps and Protocols, Derivative Securities, Capital Markets and
Portfolio Theory, PDE for Finance, Stochastic Differential Equations, Probability Limit
Theorems I and II, ODE, PDE, Numerical Methods for PDEs, Real Variables I and II, Complex
Variables, Functional Analysis, Differential Geometry I and II, Random Matrices, Quantum
Computing, and Ergodic Theory I and II.
NEW COLLEGE School of Mathematics; Sarasota, Florida; (2000)
BA in Mathematics GPA Evalutation based grading system
CORNELL UNIVERSITY School of Engineering; Ithaca, NY; (1997)
Computer
Science
GPA Cum
3.84 Major 3.90
PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
IVY PREP LEARNING CENTER, New York, NY; (2001-2003)
Learning Specialist
Coordinated, managed, and performed specialized instruction in Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics for students with visual scanning and spatial learning difficulties.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, New York, NY; (2000-2002)
NEW COLLEGE, Sarasota, FL; (1998-2000)
Teaching Assistant
Taught problem solving techniques in Probability and Statistics, Advanced Calculus, Computing For Finance, Data Structures (Algorithms), C++, Java, Calculus, and Real Analysis.
SUMMER INTERNSHIPS /
RESEARCH
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, New
York, NY; (2001, 2002)
Research –
Planned and executed successful research resulting in peer reviewed research
publications.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Ithaca,
NY; (1999)
Software Development / Research – Developed Matlab and C programs to investigate the
behavior of heat flow on the Sierpinski Gasket
Fractal. Findings resulted in a peer
reviewed
research publication.
ATLSS, UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, Knoxville, TN; (1998)
Software Development – Designed and developed a data interpolation scheme, written in C++,
enhancing
the hydrology component of the Across Trophic Level System Simulation Model.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
LANGUAGES – Visual C++, C, Java, AWT/Swing, Servlet/JSP, Perl, Scheme/Lisp/Dylan,
Basic, Assembly (x86, PowerMac), XML, XHTML, and LaTeX.
OPERATING SYSTEMS – Windows, Macintosh, Linux, and DOS.
SOFTWARE – Apache Web Server, Tomcat, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Matlab.