Eu Tak, Kong
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EDUCATION |
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8/99 – Present |
Carnegie Mellon UniversityBACHELOR OF
SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE MINOR IN
BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION Dean’s List: 4 out
of 5 Semesters
Graduation: May 2002 GPA: 3.8 |
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EXPERIENCE
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6/01 – 8/01 |
IBM Extreme Blue Summer InternshipADVANCED
INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES GROUP, IBM CORP. CAMBRIDGE, MA. Designed and developed an agent scripting platform in Java that allows the rapid development and deployment of long-lived agents on our server. Agents can send/receive instant messages, deploy web services/servlets, interact with Lotus Domino, access IBM Middleware, etc. - all in a few lines of JavaScript. Technologies employed include SOAP/Web Services, Tomcat, JMS, Mozilla-Rhino, Gryphon/JMS, XML and IBM Sash. |
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9/00 – 5/01 |
PalmOS and PocketPC DeveloperSCICONICS, SEMANTIC COMPACTION SYSTEMS. PITTSBURGH, PA. Developed demos/prototypes of their proprietary technology on the PalmOS and PocketPC platforms, which will be presented to potential investors. Besides utilizing MFC, HackMaster and PalmOS APIs, I also had to craft various tools – e.g. dataloading scripts in PERL to generate PDB files from a formatted text input file. Presented weekly updates to the President / Founder of the startup and had to constantly incorporate feedback into the prototype. |
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5/00 – 8/00 |
Summer Intern with Trilogy SoftwareDEVELOPMENT GROUP, TRILOGY SOFTWARE. AUSTIN,
TEXAS. http://www.trilogy.com/ Worked concurrently
on 2 projects within the context of their Commission Engine (one of Trilogy's
most successful E-Business products). First project: Implement parallel
processing for an engine phase (the Engine operates in multiple phases);
Second project: Design and develop a new formula package for the Engine -
formulas would be compiled into Java bytecode, which is stored in the
database for quick execution in the future. Developed a formula migration
tool (used a parser, lexical analyzer). Used the Backbone API and had to
write test suites in both projects. |
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PROJECTS |
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6/98 – Present |
Mailpuccino Freeware Java Email Clienthttp://www.kingkongs.org/mailpuccino/
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Independently
designed and implemented the entirety of Mailpuccino. Implemented IMAP4, POP3
and SMTP myself by reading the relevant RFCs. Incorporated LDAP functionality
into Mailpuccino by using Sun’s JNDI (Java Naming and Directory Interface).
Mailpuccino has been rated Top 5% by JARS (www.jars.com) and awarded the Top
Rating of “5 COWS” from TUCOWS (www.tucows.com). Open-source since January
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HONORS |
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1996 |
First runner’s up
in the SEARCC International Software Competition in Bangkok, Thailand |
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1997 – 1998 |
Awarded the ASEAN
Scholarship by the Singapore Ministry of Education |
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SKILLS
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Platforms: |
Windows, MS-DOS,
UNIX, Linux, PalmOS |
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Languages: |
Java, C/C++, PERL ,
Pascal, Basic, Intel x86 Assembly, JavaScript, Python, LaTeX |
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Technologies: |
CGI, RMI, IMAP4,
POP3, SMTP, JFC, Swing, LDAP, JNDI, XML, TCP/IP, PalmOS, HackMaster, MFC,
SOAP, JMS, Web Services, Parallel Programming (Shared Memory and MPI) |
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For more details, please refer to: http://www.kingkongs.org/CV.html