Sean Eron Anderson

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Woodinville, WA 98072, U.S.A.

http://graphics.stanford.edu/~seander/

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abqp1s@r.postjobfree.com

Sept. 1995 - June 2001, Stanford, California

Masters in ; exams and coursework toward

Ph.D. completed

Sept. 1990 - June 1995,

Seattle,

Washington

B.S. in both Computer

Science and MathematicsProgramming Language Skills

Programming experience

in the following languages:

C/C++

(extensive), Visual Basic (moderate), assembly (mild), Java (mild), Javascript (moderate), PHP/Perl/Python/Awk (mild), and many others.Experience

Aug. 2005 - Jan. 2009

Software Development

Engineer,, Redmond, Washington

Programmed

Microsoft Flight Simulator versions 10 and 11, Train Simulator 2, and ESP 1

and 2 in

C++, adding features, fixing bugs, and optimizing UI, graphics, sound, ATC,

missions, HTML indexing and searching, and multichannel (networked rendering)

code.

Also

interviewed job candidates, documented, and designed features.

2003 -2005

Consultant, Woodinville, Washington

Website design

& programming and hardware/software troubleshooting.

Winter 1996 - 2002

Research Assistant,, Stanford, California

Designed and

programmed a kiosk to be installed in the Galleria dell'Accademia

for displaying interactive 3D computer models of Michelangelo's David.

Worked with

on the,

a new method to unwrap and visualize the cuneiform text on ancient clay

tablets so that researchers can more easily present cuneiform examples in

publications.

Scanned famous

objects in Italy for 9 months on the with Cyberware laser-range scanners.

Teaching Assistant,, Stanford,

California

Spring 2002

Assisted Eric Neuenschwander with teaching the course Introduction to C++ and Object-Oriented Programming

(CS 193d).

Winter 2002

Assisted

with the course Operating Systems and

Systems Programming (CS 140).

Autumns 1999, 2001

Assisted

in teaching the course Introduction to Computer Graphics (CS 248).

Summers 1996, 1997

Researcher,

Interval Research Corporation, Palo

Alto, California

Built and

programmed various haptics and interactive graphics

projects in haptics lab, working with .

Summers 1994, 1995

Research Assistant,, Seattle, Washington

Programmed a

system to use cinematography idioms to do automatic virtual camera

control, thereby producing aesthetically pleasing movies (advised

by ).

Programmed an interactive pen-and-ink

illustration system in the .

Autumn 1994

Teaching

Assistant,, Seattle, Washington

Created

programming assignments, graded, and helped students for the course Computer Graphics (CSE 457),

taught by

Summers 1990 - 1993

Software Engineer

Intern,, Redmond, Washington

Wrote internal

tools for distributed testing of the C++ compiler.

Programmed

tests for the Microsoft NT printing API.

Wrote programs

to test Microsoft Word (version 2).

Programmed

internal tools to test Microsoft Word file converters.

1992 - 2000

Software Consultant,

for the patent law firm of Christensen, O'Connor,

Johnson, and Kindness PLLC, Seattle,

WashingtonPublications

Unwrapping and Visualizing

Cuneiform Tablets, with Marc

Levoy. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications. Autumn

2002.

The Digital Michelangelo

Project: 3D scanning of large statues, with Marc Levoy, Kari Pulli, Brian Curless, Szymon Rusinkiewicz, David Koller,

Lucas Pereira, Matt Ginzton, James Davis, Jeremy

Ginsberg, Jonathan Shade, and Duane Fulk.

Proceedings of SIGGRAPH 2000,

inComputer Graphics Proceedings, Annual

Conference Series, pp. 131-144, July, 2000.

Computer-generated

watercolor, with Cassidy J. Curtis,

Jonathon. E. Seims, and Kurt W. Fleischer, and

David H. Salesin. Proceedings of SIGGRAPH 97, inComputer

Graphics Proceedings, Annual Conference Series, pp. 421-430, August 1997.

Declarative camera control

for automatic cinematography, with

David B. Christianson, Li-Wei He, Daniel S. Weld, and Michael F. Cohen, and

David H. Salesin. Proceedings of AAAI '96 (Portland, Oregon), pp. 148-155, 1996.

Interactive pen-and-ink

illustration, with Michael P.

Salisbury, Ronen Barzel, and David H. Salesin. Proceedings of 94,

inComputer Graphics Proceedings, Annual

Conference Series, pp. 101-108, July 1994.Patents

Computer generated

watercolor, with David H. Salesin, Cassidy Curtis, and Jonathon E. Seims. Patent number 6,198,489, issued March 6, 2001.

Method and system for

generating graphic illustrations according to a stroke texture and a tone,

with David H. Salesin,

Georges Winkenbach, Michael P. Salisbury, and Ronen

Barzel. Patent number 5,847,712, issued December 8, 1998.

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