Jeremiah E. Jahn

60 Witch Hollow Road
Makanda, IL 62958
(618) 457-1151

jeremiah@cs.earlham.edu

Objective:

I would like to work for a research company or institution who see computers as tools. Someplace where I can solve problems that are different from day to day. Someplace where my programming skills and system administration skills would be useful.

Education:

Missouri Military Academy (High School) June 1992
Earlham College, BA (Computer Science) May 1999

Work Experience:

Judici.com January 2001 to present

• Design and implementationm of the whole thing
• Data Extraction, and Aggregation. (Java,XML,XSLT,AS400,Linux)
• Database Administration (PostgreSQL)
• Web Design (JSP,XML,XSLT)
• Administration Tools

Senior Developer, DBA, System/Network Administrator, Penguinista Goodin Associates Limited January 2000 to present

• Migration of existing applications to Java.
• Development of Java programs for the AS400 (DB2/RLA).
• Development of XML based Java programs for the AS400.
• Software Evaluation.
• Development of in house bug tracking, CMS, timetracking, and workflow software.
• Design and implementation of product integration plan.
• Java Servlet Programming
• Java Server Page development
• Web Administrator (Apache/Tomcat/Jetty/JBoss)
• XSLT development
• HTML development
• SOAP development
• Schema Development
• Graphics development (GIMP and Photoshop)
• Database design/implmentaion/administration (PostgreSQL)
• Java based Message Oriented Middle-ware development
• System Administrator (Linux)
• Network Administrator (PC/T1/Firewall)
• Windows NT to Linux migration
• Java training.
• More things than I really care to write.

Programmer Analyst, Planning and Management Consultants, Ltd. September 1999 to December 1999

• Development of Java based database tools.
• Analysis and Implementation of database needs.
• Business Process Modeling
• Oracle Designer 2000
• Oracle Developer 2000

• JDeveloper

Contact: Nancy Hanna-Somers (nans@pmcl.com)
Phone: (618) 549-2832

Taught "Java Programming Language" course at Earlham College  May 1999

• Three credit, intensive course.
• Class of 8 Students of various abilities and backgrounds.

• Covered both basic and advanced Java concepts.

Contact: Charles Peck (charliep@earlham.edu)

Internship at Ray Ontko & Company May 1998 to September 1998

• Development and design of "Database Illustrator" in Java.
• Extensive use of the Java Programming Language.

• Project Design and Management

Contact: Ray Ontko ( rayo@ontko.com )

Senior System Administrator Earlham College Computer Science Dept.  January 1995 to June 1999.

• Managing 9 DEC Ultrix workstations, 10 NeXT workstations, 20 Macintosh stations, 1 Solaris workstation, 2 NT/95 stations, 16 node PVM cluster, 30 Linux systems, and 2 FreeBSD systems.
• Account management of 60+ users.
• Maintenance of low to medium volume Apache web server.
• Maintenance of Postgres object relational database.
• AppleTalk, Samba, NFS, NIS etc.

• User technical support.

Contact: Charles Peck (charliep@earlham.edu)

Senior Technician B&J Computers May 1997 to December 1997

• Maintenance of various NT, Novell, and Unix networks.
• Repair of hundreds of personal computers, both Intel and Apple.

• Visual Basic Programming (United Adjustment Service)

Contact: Terry Bailey (terry@bnjcomp.com)

Network Technician InfoQuest Inc. May 1994 to February 1999

• Installation and maintenance of Novell wireless LAN for Cora Coal Company.

• Miscellaneous small computer repair.

Contact: Charles Strusz (618) 457-7058
 

Related Skills:

Operating Systems: Windows 3.X/9X/NT/2K, DOS, Mac OS, OS/400, and Unix including (Linux, FreeBSD, Ultrix, Solaris, Mach, and X windows)

Programming Languages: Java, C, PERL, Visual Basic, C++, HTML, XSD, DTD, JSP, SQL.

Relevant College Courses:

Math:
Discrete Mathematics
Meta-Logic
Calculus I + II
Linear Algebra
Numerical Analysis
Operations Research

Computer Science:

Advanced Programming
Database Systems
Operating Systems
Computer Architecture
Software Engineering
Algorithms and Data Structures
Principles of Computer Languages
Theory of Computation
Simulation
Senior research project (Visualization of System Metrics)
Senior Seminar
Parallel Computation
Networks and Networking
Data Acquisition and Analysis in a Multidisciplinary Lab Setting (Independent Study)
Visualization of System Metrics II (Independent Study)