Jeremy Zucker
15 Lexington Ave Apt 1
Somerville, MA 02144

Education
                                    MIT Sloan School of Management:
Sept 1998-present          Currently pursuing graduate studies in Financial Decision Theory.

                                     University of Colorado, Boulder:
Sept 1992-Aug 1997        B.S. Applied Mathematics
                                      B.S. Computer Science
                                      Minor: Electrical Engineering

Computer Skills

  • Extensive proficiency with installation, configuration and maintenance of Linux, HP-UX, Windows NT, Windows 9X, Macintosh Operating systems
  • Experienced in infrastructure architecture of heterogeneous computer systems.
  • Strong in C, C++, Scheme, Perl, Java, Matlab, IDL Programming Languages.
  • Knowlegable in building database-backed web sites.
  • Research Work

                                            Year 2000 Problem:
    Jun 1998-present               Y2K Project Manager, MIT AI Lab and MIT Laboratory for Computer Science
                                            Assumed primary responsibility for guiding MIT Research Labs through Y2K Awareness, Assessment, Repair
                                            and Testing strategies.
    Nov 1997-present                Chief Research Scientist, Proprium Enterprises
                                            Formulated a spreadsheet for quantifying an industry’s Y2K vunerabilty based on original research and early
                                            Y2K assessments.
                                            Designed an AI program to filter, classify, and prioritize real-time newsfeed data according to Y2K-related
                                            significance.

                                            Complex Systems Theory:
    Nov 1997-present               Research Staff, MIT Project MAC
                               Built a toolkit for reverse-engineering solutions to multivariate polynomial reaction-diffusion equations.
     
                               Cryptography:
    Sept 1996-Oct 1997           Research Assistant, University of Colorado Department of Applied Mathematics
                               Cryptanalyzed a novel algorithm based on nonlinear feedback shift registers.

                                Time Series Prediction:
    April 1995-Dec 1996            Geophysical Statistician, NOAA Aeronomy Lab
                                             Performed a statistical analysis on 30 years of satellite data to isolate the effect of volcanic aerosols on
                                             stratospheric ozone.
    Jan 1994-Dec 1994             Undergraduate Researcher, University of Colorado Optoelectronics Center
                                            Trained a time-delay embedded neural network to predict the phase transition behavior of low-dimensional
                                            chaotic systems.

    Industry Experience

                                              Systems Administration:
    Nov 1997-present                 Systems Administrator, MIT Project MAC
                                Architected major infrastructure overhaul of heterogeneous cluster of Windows NT, HP-UX,
                                              and Linux machines.
                                              Performed systems support, trouble-shooting, and network security for MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
                                              and MIT Laboratory for Computer Science.

                                 Software Engineering:
    Sept 1996-May 1997             Software Engineer, Rhodes Press.
                                Part of a 4-person team to design and build the Schematic Spreadsheet CAD program to enable on-chip
                                              design of FPGA logic circuits