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Great Resume -- Lots of experience

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Dear fellow mathematical statisticians:

I really need your advice moreso because of the great distinction

between

applied statisticians and those interested in mathematical statistics.

Please review my resume and see what you think of my chances of landing

a position which really uses my mathematical AND practical statistics

background.

Thanks,

Sheldon Rashba

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SHELDON RASHBA

4129 First Ave. Apt. 2F

San Diego, CA. 92103

e-mail:*******@**.******.***

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Tel: 619-***-****(O)

619-***-****(H)

OBJECTIVE

A mathematical-statistics position in a bio-engineering research department.

I am highly qualified for this position since I hold both the Ph.D. and M.S. degrees in

engineering systems analysis and applied statistics.

HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS

I possess excellent skills in:

1. SAS and other statistical and quantitative language programming.

2. Digital Signal Processing and associated electronic system design

I have applied these capabilities together with my digital signal processing skills to :

3. Medical Diagnostic Systems instrument development,

Ultrasound for cardiology and mammography

4. Electronic Systems design applications:

Radar and Communication Systems

using my:

5. Written and Verbal communication experience from teaching and,

6. Industrial Consulting background.

EDUCATION

M.S. Statistics California State University 1995

Ph.D. Electrical Engineering/Applied Mathematical Statistics Polytechnic Institute of

New York 1971

M.S. Applied Mathematical Statistics Cornell University 1965

B.S. Electrical Engineering. New York University 1963

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

4/96 to present Statistician at the University of California San Diego medical school

Responsibilities: SAS programming (on UNIX Solaris ) of programs to analyze large

medical history databases; planning study hypotheses and conducting all computational

investigations pursuant to these studies; preparing statistical reports for all department;

maintaining all department computer facilities.

These skills have been sharpened through studies dealing with large mental health

databases for treatment of severe mental depression.

12/95 to 4/96 Statistical Consultant - American Red Cross Oakland, Oakland, CA.

Maintaining Paradox Databases

Statistical Analyses and Projections

Client Consultation Services

3/95 to 3/96 Statistical Consultant - California State University - Biological Sciences

Department

Responsibilities included evaluating experimental results concerned with controlling

insect damage to

fruit and tobacco crops; projects funded by the US agriculture department.

Provided recommendations, and project support

1994-present Mathematical/statistical Consultant

Ultrasonics Corporation New Jersey

Performed statistical analyses of experimental data related to sytem designs for the

development of cardiology diagnostic instruments and developed software code for

automatic testing and evaluation.

Chief Scientist/statistician

1986 - 1988 Siemens Corporation Ultrasound Labs

1986 - 1988 Johnson and Johnson Ultrasound Labs

Developed statistical methodology for assessing and forecasting heart disease bases on

experimental data by:

Modeling blood flow as conglomerates moving at different velocities emitting

Gaussian random noise, and performing autocorrelation analyses on resulting

process to extract average velocity and velocity spread parameter estimates.

RADAR COMPANY EXPERIENCE

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Dynamics Research Corporation

Acted as liason between government and industry in bringing prototypes of emerging

technologies

into the market place.

Performed DESIGN RELATED STATISTICAL TEST ANALYSES

Phased Arrays

Adaptive Antenna Systems

Pulse Doppler High Resolution

Complex Angle Monopulse

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

MERRIT COLLEGE Adjunct Professor of Mathematics 1988 -1995

Taught courses in statistics and statistical decision theory

BRADLEY UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS 1982 - 1984

Taught courses in mathematics, and statistical time series

REFERENCES, PUBLICATIONS AND PATENTS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

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