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Ryan Thomas Flannery
If you would like to contact me, I can be reached at the following:
Phone: (859) 750-3088
Email: ryan.flannery@gmail.com
Education
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH (Overall GPA: 3.5/4.0)- Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science, College of Engineering, expected
2008
Advisor: John Schlipf Dissertation: Yet to be decided - B.S. in Computer Science, College of Engineering, June 2004
Focus included algorithm analysis and artificial intelligence, with emphasis on neural networks and genetic algorithms - Minor in Pure Mathematics, College of Arts & Sciences
Areas of Interest
Mathematical Logic & the Foundations of Mathematics, Formal Semantics, Logic Programming, Design & Analysis of Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence Theory, and Game Theory (as in the field of mathematics created by John von Neumann)Computer Skills
- Programming: Extensive Haskell, extensive C/C++, Java, Perl, smodels, FRIL, Prolog, ML (SML-NJ), UNIX Shell Scripting, Assembly (x86/Sparc64)
- Operating Systems: UNIX (OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Solaris, Linux), Windows 9x/2000/XP
- Database Technologies: SQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle
- Other Technologies: HTML, PHP, ASP, JavaScript, XML (XSL & DTD), TeX & LaTeX
Work Experience
E-Commerce Developer, Emerson Electric Co., Burlington, KY Sep/01 - Mar/03- Developed and maintained numerous order-entry applications (both online and client-based) responsible for between $3 and $5 million in profit per day
- Spearheaded a 2 month long project overseeing 2 other developers to design extensive application usage reporting tools used throughout the company
- Responsible for creating various application, data, and communication libraries used in applications throughout the company
- Designed and implemented several data-based project management tools for 90+ company-wide projects that delivered $15 million in benefits back to the business
- Automated and digitized a 5 hour long daily financial reporting process used directly by senior business administration
- Developed course material for, and taught, a class to 12 GE developers focusing on well-formed database design and implementation
Awards & Honors
- 2004 - 2007 Ohio Board of Regents Ph.D. Fellowship
- 1999 - 2004 University of Cincinnati College of Engineering Dean's Honor List 9/12 quarters
- 2004 University of Cincinnati Graduate Scholarship & Assistantship
- 2004 University of Cincinnati Outstanding Senior Design Project for Computer Science
- 2001 General Electric IT Speed Award for Digitization Efforts
- 2001 General Electric IT Accomplishment Awards (received three of them)
- 2001 Inducted into the Golden Key National Honor Society
- 1999 Covington Catholic High School Computer Science Award
- 1999 Covington Catholic High School Service Award for Technical Assistance
Academic & Extracurricular Involvement
- Organized a series of Cooperative Learning courses at UC dedicated to helping freshman Engineers with the Computer Science curriculum
- Former President of UC-LaRC, the University of Cincinnati Laboratory for Recreational Computing
- Member of ASL, the Association for Symbolic Logic
- Member of UC-FreeOS, the UC Free Operating-Systems advocacy group
- Member of ACM and IEEE both nationally as well as locally
- Sun Microsystems Student Technology Associate Representative (SunSTAR) for UC
- 1st Degree Black Belt in Seiei Kan, Ko Sutemi Karate since 1997
Teaching Experience
- Organized and tutored a series of Cooperative Learning courses at UC, 30+ students
- Lead instructor for an entry level Karate class, 20+ students