Brijeet K. Dhaliwal
Phone: 312-***-**** ~ E-mail: *******@*****.***
Principal
Dhaliwal and Associates
Provides competitive intelligence research. Develops and maintains websites for small
businesses and non-profit organizations using Web 2.0 technologies. Assists various
organizations and individuals with the process of hosting, setting up, and updating websites.
(June, 2007 – Present)
Systems Librarian
Illinois Institute of Technology
Provided oversight and vision for the information technology operations at the library. Worked
with colleagues on refining current services, while exploring and developing new services.
Contributed technology advice in library committees. Coordinated the implementation of
hardware and software with various individuals and organizations across campus. Administered
a server farm and the library network, which provides various services to patrons and staff and
hosts several websites for the library, archives, and university. Supervised a group of student
workers who provide help-desk support to staff and patrons. (August, 2007 – September, 2009)
Corporate Librarian
RiverGlass, Inc.
Member of the software development team of a large-scale analytics software package.
Participated by creating application domain ontologies, analyzing legacy customer databases,
establishing a federated query plan, and testing for quality assurance. Organized the corporate
intranet’s content using Web 2.0 technologies. Provided reference services using the corporate
library and other resources. Wrote a successful small business grant earned from the state of
Illinois. (September, 2005 - May, 2007)
Technical Writer
Luthey-Schulten Research Group at the University of Illinois
Rebuilt an existing tutorial for a software upgrade, maintained the group’s website, and created
an instructional presentation on the translation of proteins. Assisted with the coordination of print
and web materials from the group for several workshops. (May, 2005 – October, 2005)
Technical Writer
Theoretical and Computational Biophysics Group at the University of Illinois
Customized existing tutorials for workshop purposes. Coordinated the printing of various tutorial
materials for various workshops. Wrote and published tutorials. Created and maintained websites
for workshops, for internal administrative purposes, and for software plugins. Edited existing
tutorials for accuracy and coherence. Organized and created marketing documents for a lecture
series. Coordinated the writing of case studies with graduate students. (April, 2004 - April, 2005)
Graduate Assistant
Applied Life Studies Library
Provided reference services to patrons, focusing on the areas of Community Health, Kinesiology,
Rehabilitation, Speech and Hearing Science, Sport Sciences, Leisure Studies, and Dance.
Maintained the library’s website. Conducted instruction workshops for both online and print
resources for undergraduate classes. Assisted with check in/check out using the University's
electronic circulation system. Supervised undergraduate student staff. (December, 2002 -
December, 2003)
Extracurricular Experience
American Model United Nations
Participated as a staff member for AMUN annual collegiate conference. In particular, worked in
the Information Center, otherwise known as Home Government, as a Subject-Matter Expert and
then as Director-General. Developed internal websites employing categorization tools to
effectively retrieve documents within a time-pressure situation. While Director-General, initiated
a new strategic renovation of Home Government, which included collection building, acquiring
computers for use during the conference, and establishing a dedicated network connection during
conference. (1999-2006)
United Nations International Model United Nations
Served as a volunteer staff member at the first Model United Nations held at the United Nations.
Participated as a Subject-Matter Expert in Home Government. Assisted with various
administrative, collection development, and technical tasks. (2000)
Education
Masters of Library and Information Sciences, December 2003 University of Illinois
Bachelors of Arts in English, May 2000 University of Illinois