EUGENE DAVYDOV
4321 Collins Court Apt 10
Mountain View, CA 94040
(650) 949-3053
edavydov [at] stanford
[dot] edu
EDUCATION
| 1997-Present |
Stanford
University, Stanford, CA
Presently enrolled in the Computer Science Ph.D.
program, with focus in computational biology. Advisor: Serafim Batzoglou.
M.S. in Computer Science with concentration in Theory
conferred in June 2001.
B.S. in Mathematics with distinction conferred in
June 2001.
GPA: 3.83/4.00; Major GPA: 3.96/4.00
Computer science coursework includes advanced cryptography,
advanced algorithm analysis, geometric algorithms, probabilistic reasoning,
artificial intelligence, graphics, operating systems, compilers, networks,
logic, computer architecture, databases, programming languages and
object-oriented systems design.
Mathematics coursework includes real and complex
analysis, differential geometry, modern algebra, ordinary differential
equations, linear and multilinear algebra, number theory, probability
and combinatorics.
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| 1993-1997 |
St.
Louis Park High School, Minneapolis, MN
Graduated June 1997 with highest academic honors;
GPA: 3.98/4.00
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| 1994-1997 |
University
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
Enrolled through Talented
Youth Mathematics Program (UMTYMP) and Post Secondary Program
(PSEOA).
GPA: 4.0/4.0; 43 credits completed.
Coursework in single and multi-variable calculus,
linear algebra, differential equations, applied mathematics, and classical
physics.
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AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Automated Template
Generation Algorithm for ICD, patent pending.
Topcoder
Collegiate Challenge Semifinals qualifier.
Stanford
Local Programming Contest individual fourth place; ACM Pacific NW Regional Contest team
third place, 2000.
President's Scholar
at Stanford University, 1997-present.
Putnam
Competition participant, 1997-1999.
Minnesota All-Star
Math Team member, 1994-1997; co-captain, 1997; team national championship
in ARML competition, 1997.
American
Invitational Mathematics Examination qualifier, 1994-97; USA Mathematics Olympiad qualifier,
1995 and 1997.
USA
Mathematics Talent Search Grand Prize winner, 1995-97.
Mandelbrot
Competition Division B winner, 1996.
Minnesota Math
Bowl winner, 1997.
USA
Physics Olympiad qualifier, 1997.
Minnesota
Science Olympiad gold medal winner, 1996-97.
National
Merit Scholar, 1997.
AP
Scholar with Distinction Award, 1997.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
| 01/02-Present |
Projects include
analyzing and clustering of cross-species genomic data (human, mouse),
RNA alignment and folding, as well as contributing to other projects
within the group.
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| 06/01-09/01 |
| Mathware
Engineer |
MathStar,
Inc., Minneapolis, MN |
Developed models
for channel noise and distortion of transmitted signals and studied
adaptive equalization techniques used in high-speed telecommunications.
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| 06/00-03/01 |
Studied probabilistic
graphical models as a member the DAGS group within the Stanford Robotics
Laboratory.
Implemented
algorithms to perform exact inference in Bayesian networks.
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| summer
1999 |
Developed and
implemented adaptive algorithms to discriminate heart signal morphologies
in implantable devices.
Wrote Perl
scripts to automate algorithm testing and performance evaluation.
Designed and
implemented a data compression scheme to reduce memory usage.
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| 10/98
to 06/99 |
Performed miscellaneous
network troubleshooting and maintenance tasks.
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| summer
1998 |
Wrote Perl
scripts to automate product testing and extract relevant data from
output files.
Implemented
various debugging features in C/C++.
Modified C++
code to achieve portability. |
| summer
1998 |
Assisted an
administrator in performing network maintenance tasks on UNIX and
Windows NT.
Managed a database
of file backup volumes. |
COMPUTER SKILLS
| Operating Systems: |
Windows, UNIX,
and MacOS platforms. |
| Programming
Languages: |
C/C++, Perl, Java,
OpenGL, SQL, LISP, HTML. |
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
- Teaching Assistant
for CS262 (computational genomics),
CS228 (probabilistic models in
AI), CS221 (artificial intelligence),
CS148 (graphics),
CS107 (programming
paradigms), and CS255 (cryptography).
- Peer Tutor for
Multivariable Calculus, 1999-2000.
MISCELLANEOUS
REFERENCES
References
Available Upon Request.
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