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Shlomi Fish
4 Hakim Eliyahu St.
Tel Aviv, 69120
Phone Number: 03-6424668
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Education
1997 - 2004
The Technion
B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering (Proper)
Average: 84.6% (Cum Laude)
1991-1995
Gymnasia Ivrit Herzlia
Major Subjects: Mathematics, English, Physics and Arabic
Experience
Programming - at Workplaces
December 2011 - June 2012
Ron Soferman Image Processing
Software Developer
Development using Python, Linux, Windows, OpenCV, and Amazon Web Services.
July 2010 - January 2011
Reask.com
Enlightened Perl Developer
Development of a web application based on Perl 5, Catalyst, DBIx-Class
and similar technologies. Wrote automated tests, implemented features and
fixed bugs. Team work using Internet communication.
2008 (for 4 months)
Emoze.com (Part of Emblaze)
Linux C++/Server Developer
Porting a C++ server application from Win32 to Linux.
Worked on a server for push-E-mail (to cellphones), which needed porting
from Win32 to Linux. Technologies used were: gcc/g++, vim, libcurl, GNU make,
Ubuntu Linux, Perl and others.
2007 (for 3 months)
Tehuti Networks
Linux Kernel Developer and Tester
Linux kernel development and QA engineering for a 10 Gbps Ethernet
card that Tehuti develops. Specialised in testing the card under VMware ESX
and Xen Enterprise. Coded using Perl and ANSI C.
January 1997 - October 1997
Smart Link Ltd.
Programmer and Tester
Testing a software-based modem (Modio), Windows 95 Programming. Manual testing
of a soft-modem. Writing test procedures. Programming various utilities in
Visual C++, MFC, and Perl.
I began working at SmartLink as a tester for their software-based modem
which was based on a soundcard and implemented the connection logic and the DSP
in software. I worked with Windows 95 and Windows 95 OSR2. When Smart-Link hired
a dedicated and more experienced Q&A Engineer, I became a part-time tester/
high-level programmer/general jack-of-all-trades.
I worked with the Windows Drivers, MFC, Perl for Win32, DJGPP, Cygwin, a myriad
of games and modem-related software, as well as Microsoft IIS.
April 1996 - October 1996
Cortext Inc.
Programmer, WWW Site Maintainer, Limited UNIX Maintenance
HTML composition, CGI programming, TCP/IP client/server programs.
I worked at Cortext as a web-designer and CGI programmer. I worked with HTML,
Apache, Perl, various UNIX flavours (FreeBSD, SunOS 4.1.3, IRIX) and Windows
95 Workstations. Built several sites there, while still using almost exclusively
Perl due to my limited knowledge (at that point) of UNIX.
June 1995 - March 1996
Elpas Electro-optic Systems, Ltd.
Chief Programmer of EIRIS (Elpas Infra-Red Identification System)
Databases, client/server programs (with NetDDE), English/Hebrew
MS-Windows GUI
Elpas developed a network of sensors that was installed in each room of a
building (say a hospital), and received input from infra-red badges. That made
it possible to determine where each person or piece of equipment was located. I
maintained the software that ran on a centralised computer, received the raw
input from the sensors and processed it. My main issue was to replace an SCO
UNIX server software with something internal of our own. We inspected working
with Microsoft Access and ODBC, and eventually realised our own in-memory data
managing was the most suitable solution due to the real-time nature of the
application.
Specialised in Windows (16-bit) Programming, SQL, ODBC, ANSI C and C++. Worked
primarily with Borland C++ 4.5 and the Microsoft Developer Network.
Programming - Open Source Projects
2007
XML::RSS
Work on the CPAN Perl Module for processing RSS: bug fixing (while adding
regression tests), increasing test coverage, and refactoring. Some of it
was done as part of a grant from The Perl Foundation.
2004
HTML-Widgets-NavMenu
A Perl Module for maintaining HTML navigation menus and site flow.
2003
The Better SCM Site - http://better-scm.shlomifish.org/
A web-site for information and advocacy of version control systems and
Source Configuration Management (SCM).
Includes articles, links and a multiple-item multiple-system
comparison of 16 different implementations.
2002-Present
Contribution to large-scale open source projects (GIMP, Subversion and perl).
Code contribution to the Subversion version control system; large-scale code
contribution to the GIMP image manipulation program; contribution of
documentation and external modules to the Perl programming language.
2001 - Present
Latemp - a Content Management System for Static HTML Sites.
A content management system based on Website Meta Language and many Perl
CPAN modules, intended primarily for constructing static HTML pages.
2000
Freecell Solver
Main Programmer
A C program that automatically solves games of Freecell and similar variants
of card solitaire.
Started a C project to automatically solve games of Freecell. Continued in
adding more features, optimisations, and clean-ups. Experienced with ANSI C
Programming, writing portable code, Autoconf/Automake/Libtool, GNU Make,
Writing RPM Specs, maintaining a web-site and interacting with users and
co-developers over the Internet.
Freecell Solver is distributed under the public domain, and has been integrated
into three Freecell implementations so far.
1997
MikMod for Java
Programmer
Converting a program from ANSI C to Java
Mod Files are music files whose instruments are given as samples, and are
played at different notes and effects to create the melody. The conversion
was done by converting to C++, and then several steps of Javaisation. The
resultant code was working and produced good output, but was not very conformant
to the Java style.
Communal and Personal
2001 - Present
An Administrator for the
site.
Maintaining several online services supported by the main server of
the Israeli Group of Linux Users (IGLU). Experience with Apache,
Perl, rsync, qmail and other programs. Created several online pieces
of content using these tools.
1999-Present
Maintaining a private Linux workstation
Maintained several home systems and one at the Computer Networks
Laboratory of the EE Department of the Technion. Experience with
package maintenance, system configuration, installing software,
fixing glitches, and daily use. Used Red Hat Linux (versions 5.x, 6.x),
Mandrake/Mandriva Linux (versions 7.x and above) and
Mageia Linux (versions 1 and above).
Mathematics
1994
1st place, first Annual Israel s Mathematics Contest for School Teams
Along with: Kobi Karlibakh, Or Tsok and Amit Zinger
Technical Articles
2005
Building Navigation Menus
An article that discusses web-site navigation and site flow patterns
in general, and then explains how to implement them using the
HTML-Widgets-NavMenu module.
2004
Which Open Source Wiki works for you?
An article overviewing and comparing several popular and open source wiki
engines. Published at O Reilly-Net.
2004
The New Breed of Version Control Systems
A comparison of the version control systems that aim to be successors to the
CVS version control system. Published at O Reilly-Net.
2001
Perl for Perl Newbies
A series of presentations (along with detailed slides and many examples) that
aim to introduce the Perl programming language for beginners.
Creative Writing
2004-2005
The Human Hacking Field Guide
A humorous realistic story about high school teens in mid-2000 s Los Angeles,
who deal in programming extensively.
1998
The One with The Fountainhead
A parody on The Fountainhead (by Ayn Rand) modelled on an episode of
the T.V. show Friends.
1996-1997
The Enemy and How I Helped to Fight it
A satire about the situation in the Israeli-Lebanese border
Essays
2009
Optimizing Code for Speed
When and why optimizing programs to run faster is important, and some of
the general methods to do that.
2003
Open Source, Free Software and Other Beasts
An essay explaining what Open Source Software, and Free Software is all
about, the difference of terms and philosophies, and the various other terms
one should know about.
2004
The Joy of Perl
An essay explaining why I like Perl so much.
References
Will be supplied upon request
Fields of Expertise
Programming Languages:
C/C++, Perl, Basic, Java, JavaScript,
Object Pascal, Bourne Shell, Scheme, Haskell,
Matlab, Python, PHP, Common Lisp
Basic Knowledge: Prolog, Ruby, Lua.
Operating Systems:
UNIX (Linux, FreeBSD, others), Windows 95/98, Windows 3.11, DOS,
Windows XP.
Databases:
SQL, Delphi, ODBC, MS-Access, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite.
Internet Related:
HTML, XHTML, CGI programming, JavaScript, TCP/IP Sockets, Website Meta Language,
Apache, CGI::Application, Catalyst (Web-development framework for Perl), jQuery.
XML Technologies:
XML, DTD, RELAX NG, XPath, DOM, XSLT.
Various Programs:
Word, Excel, WordPerfect, Corel-Draw, The GIMP, LaTeX, DocBook/XML,
OpenOffice.org, Inkscape.
Development Tools:
Autoconf/Automake/Libtool, CVS, Subversion, Vim, CMake, git, Mercurial (hg).
Languages
Hebrew Speaking, Reading and Writing - Mother Tongue
English Speaking, Reading and Writing - Very Good
Arabic Reading and Writing - extremely basic (and rusty) command
Personal
Born 5 May, 1977
Single
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