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Mathematica Consultant: David Reiss

Background

Consulting Information

web: http://www.scientificarts.com

email: ******@**************.***

Background

David Reiss provides Mathematica consulting for applications and R & D in the applied and

pure sciences. Services provided can be as basic as introductory training and the

implementation of a suite of essential, targeted productivity tools or as complex as a

long-range task that involves substantial R & D, simulation, visualization, data analysis,

documentation, and follow-up support.

Mathematica is a tool of broad utility. Contact Reiss to brainstorm creatively about how

the use of Mathematica could potentially benefit your business.

David Reiss received his Ph.D. in theoretical physics from the California Institute of

Technology in 1981 and has been a Mathematica user since 1989. Reiss has extensive

experience in both academia and industry and has held positions at a premier government

laboratory, a Silicon Valley start-up, and a top-tier defense contractor, as well as the

usual litany of academic postdoctoral research fellowship positions. In each of these

capacities he has used Mathematica as the prime investigative and documentation tool

across the full range of his assignments.

Consulting Information

David Reiss has used Mathematica since 1988 and has been a Mathematica consultant since

1996.

Expertise

(See http://www.scientificarts.com/applications.html.)

Custom package development for business, science, and industry, including modeling,

simulation, and graphics

Custom R & D

Use of Mathematica in publishing

Major Clients

(See http://www.scientificarts.com/quotes.html.)

Corporations from start-ups to major players

Universities and research laboratories

Major government institutions

Education

(See http://www.scientificarts.com/resume/resume.html.)

B.S. in Physics, State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1975

Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics, California Institute of Technology, 1981

Computer Language Experience in Addition to Mathematica

Perl

SQL

HTML

CGI

JavaScript

A variety of desktop applications

Platform Experience

Mac OS

Windows

Unix

Languages Spoken

English

Geographic Area of Operation

North America

Others by special arrangement

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