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September 12, 2010

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Cambridge, MA *****

Barbara Fern Greenberg

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Cambridge, MA 02138

617-***-****

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OBJECTIVES:

To be an excellent, effective mathematics teacher, reaching 100% of my

students.

To promote mathematics literacy in a diverse student population.

EDUCATION

. University of Massachusetts at Lowell, Graduate School of Education.

M.Ed. Curriculum and Instruction: Mathematics (5-12), December

2008

. State University of New York at Binghamton, Binghamton, New York

B.S. in Mathematics with a Specialization in Computer Science,

December 1979

. The Bronx High School of Science, Bronx, New York, June 1975

STUDENT TEACHING

Lowell High School, Lowell, Massachusetts (fall 2008)

. Taught Geometry and SAT Preparation classes to students in grades 10 -

12.

LICENSURE

. Mathematics, 5 - 12

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION EXPERIENCE

Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Academic Support Teacher (9/2009 to present)

. Provide academic support and oversight to students in my classes.

. Tutor students in mathematics as well as other subject areas as

needed.

. Supervise and facilitate student tutoring by adult volunteer tutors

before school and during the school day.

Gex Inc., Atkinson, New Hampshire

Curriculum developer (summer 2010)

. Develop math exercises for new online middle school math curriculum

program.

Education Inc., Plymouth, Massachusetts

High School Tutor (5/2009 to present)

. Tutor struggling high school and middle school students, primarily

in mathematics (Pre-algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-

calculus) as well as ELA and other subject areas.

Norwell Middle School, Norwell, Massachusetts

Title I Mathematics Teacher (1/2009 to 6/2009)

. Designed and implemented mathematics support curriculum for 6th,

7th, and 8th grade students. The curriculum includes remediation in

the area of fraction concepts and operations as well as a focus on

mathematical problem solving strategies.

. Worked with students in small group setting to teach support

curriculum and provide grade level mathematics curriculum support.

Tobin School, Cambridge, Massachusetts

7th/8th Grade Mathematics Teacher (8/2006 to 6/2008)

Lead middle school mathematics teacher

. Taught 7th and 8th grade math classes using the inquiry-based CMP2

(Connected Mathematics Project) curriculum. Created supplemental

curriculum materials as needed.

. Designed and implemented SmartBoard based lessons for all units

taught.

. Created custom assessments using ExamView software.

. Middle school team leader for 2007-2008 school year.

. Worked as an after school and Saturday math MCAS tutor.

. Worked closely with special education, inclusion and ELL teachers.

. 2007 math MCAS results for 7th/8th grade students improved

significantly over previous year's results.

Benjamin Banneker Charter Public School, Cambridge, Massachusetts

7th/8th Grade Mathematics Teacher (8/2005 to 6/2006)

Lead middle school mathematics teacher

. Designed and coordinated 7th/8th curriculum aligned with the

Massachusetts Curriculum Framework for Mathematics. The curriculum

used included teacher designed materials, CMP (Connected Mathematics

Project), Impact Math, NCTM materials and software technology.

Coordinated and implemented small group, middle school MCAS math review

program.

Worked closely with special education, Title I, ELL and math support

teachers.

Tobin School, Cambridge, Massachusetts

. Volunteered for a three-month period (9/2003 - 12/2003) at the Tobin

School in Cambridge. Worked in the 7th and 8th grade mathematics

classes as an assistant teacher. Tutored students in math

individually and in small groups as well as assisting with classroom

management.

Binghamton University, Binghamton, New York

. Teaching Assistant (9/1979 - 12/1979). Graded computer programming

projects, quizzes and homework for Advanced Data Structures course.

VOLUNTEER ACCOMPLISHMENTS/ OTHER INTERESTS

. Volunteered for two years (9/1991 - 8/1993) in AIDS Action Buddy

program, a one-to-one support program for people with AIDS. Gave

weekly emotional support, counseling and companionship to a person

living with AIDS.

. Avid whitewater canoeist and wilderness canoeist.

PROFESSIONAL SOFTWARE EXPERIENCE

Raytheon Corporation, Tewksbury, Massachusetts

Principal Software Engineer (12/2003 to 1/2005)

Data Architect for DD(X) project

Responsible for the overall data flow design for TSCE (total ship computing

environment) software on the DD(X) project. DD(X) is a naval project to

build a revolutionary new ship which is an advanced land-attack boat. The

ship will have a completely integrated computing environment and represents

the largest software engineering project currently known to humankind.

Responsible for gathering requirements, determining and documenting optimal

data flow between database systems in the TSCE.

SPSS Inc. (NetGenesis Inc. acquired by SPSS 12/2001), Cambridge,

Massachusetts

NetGenesis 4.5 - NetGenesis 6.0.1: Senior/Master Software Engineer

(5/1999 to 8/2003)

Database Team Developer for NetGenesis Product

Worked on major enhancements, upgrades and bug fixes to database components

of the NetGenesis web analytics product. Designed, implemented, debugged,

and documented software as an individual contributor.

. Added Oracle 9i support to NetGenesis product. Analyzed new 9i

features for use in product.

. Designed and implemented schema and data transformation components

for product upgrades. Incorporated RDBMS vendor upgrades, SQL

Server 6.5 --> 7 --> 2000 and Oracle 8 --> 8i --> 9i.

. Enhanced and fixed bugs for upgrade engine component. Included

enhancing upgrade engine to add the ability to transfer schema and

data between different RDBMSs. This was used to upgrade Informix

customers to new Oracle based product release.

. Responsible for product's RDBMS schema development and generation.

. Worked on product eDataMart creation, deletion and data maintenance

functionalities.

. Integrated use of Oracle partitioning into product for performance

and data maintenance.

. Wrote design and functional specifications for new features and

enhancements.

. Assisted with Oracle and SQL Server DBA activities for R&D.

. Primary technical database and upgrade resource for other R&D team

members.

Team Leader: NetGenesis 6.0 Product Upgrade

Led the feature team responsible for developing and delivering the

NetGenesis 6.0 product upgrade. The 6.0 release was a major product

release including a new highly scalable web log importer component, a

rearchitected job scheduling component, and new reporting usability

features.

. Lead developer for the product engine upgrade. Designed,

implemented, and unit tested schema and data

. transformation components. Upgrade components were implemented in

C++, SQL, PL/SQL stored procedures, UNIX shell and Windows cmd

scripts.

. Participated in upgrade performance and scalability analysis.

. Wrote the upgrade QA test plan which was lauded by QA team members

as, "excellent, the most comprehensive test plan we have".

. Worked with QA team members on testing task list and project plan.

Helped to prioritize and parallelize testing tasks in order to bring

in schedule end-date. Worked with QA team to determine tasks and

scheduling for additional testing resources.

. Available to QA team 24x7 as upgrade testing consultant. Answered

functionality questions and helped with database setup and other DBA

tasks.

. Defined new upgrade test automation suite. Supervised and assisted

with implementation.

. Triaged, analyzed, and assigned bugs.

. Supervised team members, reported project status, performed project

planning and scheduling.

The NetGenesis product and development platforms were Windows 2000/SQL

Server 2000, Windows NT 4.0/SQL Server 6.5 and 7, Solaris 7/Oracle 8i and

Solaris 8/Oracle 9i. Development tools used were Visual C++ 6.0,

RogueWave core tools, threads and dbtools class libraries, and SUN

Workshop.

Riverton Software Corporation, Cambridge, Massachusetts

HOW 1.0 - HOW 2.1: Senior/Principal Software Engineer (7/1996 to

5/1999)

Joined Riverton to work on development effort for launch of 1.0 release of

HOW for PowerBuilder, Riverton Software's first component based application

development tool. Was responsible for design and development of data

model synchronization interface from HOW's object repository to the

PowerDesigner data modeling tool. Also worked extensively on data model

interface from/to ERwin data modeling tool.

Led design and implementation of synchronization of PowerBuilder stored

procedure data windows with HOW. Worked on

generation/synchronization/capture of PowerBuilder application components

to/from HOW business object and task storyboarding builders. For HOW 2.0

development effort, worked on extending HOW core generation components for

generation to other IDE targets (Visual Basic and Java). Worked with QA

team on product testing of HOW for VisualBasic and Java for three-month

period.

The product and development platforms were Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0.

Development tools used were Visual C++ 4.0/5.0 with MFC, Basic (VBA), and

SNIP (template based C++ code generation tool).

Cayenne Software Corporation (formerly Bachman Information Systems),

Burlington, Massachusetts

Client/Server Database Applications: Senior Software Engineer (5/1994

to 7/1996)

Developer for Terrain Product

Worked on bug fixes and enhancements to Bachman's Terrain product (DBA tool

for Sybase). Specifically focused on the Create Triggers Task and the

Design Task.

Team Leader: ORACLE Generate/Capture for Terrain Product

Led the development effort to create a native ORACLE interface capability

for Bachman's Terrain product. Contributed to product definition and

requirements. Was responsible for high level functional and software

design. Wrote functional and implementation specifications for the

product. Designed and implemented the ORACLE Capture Catalog Task for

Terrain. Was responsible for product planning and release. Supervised

other team members. Development tools used were Visual C++ 1.5 (with MFC)

and ORACLE's OCI (ORACLE Call Interface). The development and product

platform was Windows 3.1.

Installed ORACLE 7.0 RDBMS on Solaris 2.3 server. Acted as company-

wide database administrator for

ORACLE 7 and Sybase System 11 installations.

Team Leader: DDL Generator/Capture Products

Led the development effort for 4.2 release of a suite of eight DDL

generator/capture products. These products interfaced with the Bachman DBA

for DB2 product to generate or capture DDL for SQL Server, ORACLE Informix,

DB2/6000, DBM, Ingres, Rdb, and Adabase from the DBA for DB2 product.

Fixed bugs and made enhancements to the products. Was responsible for the

products' release. Supervised other team members.

COMPUTERVISION Corporation (acquired by Parametic Technologies Corp.),

Bedford, Massachusetts

CAD/CAM Software Engineering (11/1980 to 5/1994)

Work Group Products and Applications: Principal Software Engineer

(11/1993 to 5/1994)

Worked on design team developing a state of the art product configuration

management system and BOM (bill of materials) application. Worked on

design of core object model. Worked on implementation of GUI and client

application of product prototype. Borland C++ and zAPP (GUI) class library

were used as development tools. The development platform was Windows 3.1.

Assembly Design Applications: Senior/Principal Software Engineer (7/86

to 11/93)

Senior project member on a team that designed and implemented a multi-user

(client/server architecture) assembly design product, CAMU (Concurrent

Assembly Mock-Up). The CAMU product is currently in production use by many

major automotive and aerospace companies. CAMU won DesignNews magazine's

'Best New Products of 1992' contest in the 'Computer Productivity Tools'

category. As part of the same project, helped to define and implement an

object oriented database API. Object oriented design and programming

techniques were utilized in this software development effort. Development

and product platform was UNIX (various flavors).

. Designed, implemented, debugged, and documented software as an

individual contributor. Did extensive work in many functional areas

including development of multi-user server, interface to graphical

modeler, user attribute capability, assembly tree manipulation, and

parametric positioning.

. Team leader responsible for development of several major functional

areas of the product, e.g. user defined attribute capability,

parametric positioning and GUI. Responsible for supervising team

members, project scheduling, and planning.

. Acted as manager on numerous occasions including a three month

period. Was responsible for revision release of product. Performed

project scheduling and task assignment.

PC/ES Applications: Software Engineer (11/1980 to 7/1986)

Worked on design and implementation of a database subsystem for a UNIX

workstation based printed circuit board design package. The package

included IC and discrete placement, routing, and post-router editing of

incomplete signals. Designed, coded, and debugged application software for

package to allow quick editing of printed circuit boards on CADDS 4X

systems. Team leader responsible for maintenance and enhancement of CADDS3

PC/ES (printed circuit/electrical systems) software.

Computer Center State University of New York at Binghamton,

Binghamton, New York

Computer Consultant and User Center Supervisor (9/1977 to 12/1979)

Responsible for smooth operation of user center while on duty. Duties

included helping academic users to debug programs and use pre-programmed

software packages. Assisted students with hardware operation and reported

hardware malfunctions. Worked with system operator and supervised other

consultants.



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