Douglas Tan

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San Diego CA *****

Tel 858-***-**** (h) 858-***-****(cell)

Email: abncuy@r.postjobfree.com

Summary

IT professional with experience in robotic automation and a variety of

programming languages; Looking for a software engineer/developer position.

Education

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY

M.S., Computer Science

Univ. of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana

M.S., Microbiology

Indiana University at Bloomington

B.S. Chemistry

Technical Skills

. Platform: Unix, Window

. Languages: Java, C#, C++, Perl, Ruby, SQL, HTML, JavaScript, XML,

ASP.NET

o JAVA: OOD, class library, GUI with swing, exception handing,

JUNIT testing, Collections data structures, JDBC, Threading

o C#: OOD, assembly versioning, garbage collection and the

IDisposable pattern, IO and stream types, asynchronous

programming with asynchronous delegates

. Database: Oracle, Access

. Software: Microsoft Visual Studio 2008, NetBeanIDE6.7

Professional Experience

Pfizer Global R&D

Department of Molecular Biology, San Diego, CA Jan. 2004 to

Aug. 2009

Scientist

. Co-developed and maintained a web-based La Jolla Construct Manage

System (LJCMS) using Java technology (OOD, JSP, Servlets and

JavaBeans) and Oracle database to track in-house experimental data and

records.

. Accomplished database and software designs, implementation and

development.

. Helped to maintain an in-house database.

. Developed high throughput protein expression technology using robotic

automation.

Exploratory Medicinal Science, Groton, CT July 1996 -

Dec.2003

Assistant to Associate Scientist

. Expressed native and tagged target proteins using bacteria, baculo,

yeast, drosophila, and mammalian expression systems by automation

using TECAN liquid handling robotic system.

. Co-Designed a culture collection database using Relational Database

and Electronic notebook application.

. Implemented and pilot-tested newly developed e-notebook software.

University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, Urbana, IL Sept. 1993 - May

1996

Department of Genetics, PhD Graduate Research Assistant

Yale University, New Haven, CT Jan. 1993 - June 1993

Department of Cell Biology, Research Assistant

Honors and Activities

. April, 2006, Performance Achievement Award, Pfizer PGRD

. Sept. 1994 - present, The American Association for the Advancement of

Science

. June 1995 - present, American Society for Microbiology

. Jan. 2000 - April 2006, United Way Volunteer

Publications

. D. Tan, Towards Efficient OLAP Caching in Web Environment, 18th Annual

RPI Computer Science Conference, Hartford

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