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MADELEINE PINCU
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Over fifteen years of experience in computer science application design, implementation
and benchmark
testing. Over six years experience as project lead and project
management. Principle areas of expertise are: object oriented design
and development, design of client/server and relational database
systems, design of knowledge based systems. Specific working
experience in: Relational Databases System Architecture Design Object
Oriented Development Image Processing & Graphics Statistical Analysis
Modeling & Object Oriented Design Expert Systems Integration
Implementation & Testing Robotic Vision Inspection Neural Networks
Nationwide
CA and Southwestern States, Corporation to Corporation only, NO W2
LANGUAGESC++, C, Java, Objective C, Smalltalk V, PL/I, FORTRAN,
Assembly (80x86) T/SQL:
SYBASE System 11 and releases 4.2+, ORACLE, TERADATA
INTERNETHTML 3.2, MS FrontPage, JavaScript, WebObjects, Netscape, MS
Internet Explorer
OTHER / IDENeuronData EE certified developer (1996)Rational Rose 3.0,
ErWinSymantec Cafe / Visual Cafe NeXT certified developer
(1991).Expert Systems: NEXPERT, CLIPS, ART, AIONStatistics: SAS, BMDP
SYSTEMSUNIX SYSTEM V, Win95, NeXTSTEP, SUN/OS, AIX, MS/DOS, OS/2,
VAX/VMS, MVS/TSO.
HARDWARESPARC, NeXT, RS6000, HP9000, IBM PC (80x86), Mac (MPW), VAX
11/780, LSI-11, IBM 3090.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Client/Server & OO Architecture, Consultant TRW/LASD
May, 95 - Jun, 96
Responsible for redesign (Rational Rose) and implementation of major
components of an object oriented system designed to track personnel
performance. Activities included: design and add new functionality to
the existing system, troubleshoot performance issues, plan and manage
activities of a team of 5 (including tech writer and tester) and
provide assistance with environment issues, develop metrics to track
progress on the project, interface with the user on issues related to
the application's performance. Platform: NextStep, Objective-C, Oracle
7.016 on Sun server.
Client/Server Architecture, Consultant
Nov, 94 - Mar, 95 Client /
Server system design for activities of Radiation Oncology departments.
Activities included: (1) functional specification of the vertical
application - comprising of 6 subsystems; (2) definition of strategy
and detailed project plans (Microsoft Project): schedules, resource
requirements and cost estimates for the project's development stages;
(3) relational database design (ERwin) for 4 of the subsystems - about
110 tables; (4) object oriented model (OMT tool) for the treatment
planning sub-system.
Systems Architect / Consultant
Bank of America, 8/94 - 11/94Provided
Sybase expertise for implementation of a decision support system for
the bank's Trust client databases. Work scope: to populate (in
real-time) the Trust master database from daily updates originating
from 8 separate Global and Domestic databases. Wrote dozens of stored
procedures and optimized existing ones (in some extreme cases speeding
performance from 8 hr to 3 minutes); developed database migration
procedures for test and production environments; performed DBA tasks
and assisted developers and testers with diagnosis of Sybase
performance or database integrity problems. Work environment: Sun
servers, Sybase 4.9+, front end Galaxy - C++, clients deployed on PCs
(on a Novell network) and on Sparc.
Systems Architect / Consultant
XEROX, 4-6/94 Installed and configured SYBASE System 10 on an HP
platform. Prepared guidelines for database conversion from flat files
to relational. Prepared instructions for tunning the system for the
company's development environment involving several (10+) databases,
each with more than 500 tables, in the 3+ giga byte range.
Knowledge Engineer / Consultant
Paradigm Publishing Inc, 6/93-2/94
Major contributor to the design and implementation of an Expert System
for the publishing industry. Platform: Neuron Data's Smart Elements on
Quadra 7000 (Mac/MPW) and C++ for the GUI component. Responsible for
development of object design and population, design of system's
backtracking control strategy and implementation of some 600 rules and
object methods.
Systems Architect / Consultant
Insurance Auto Auction, 8/93-12/94 In
charge of design and implementation of a vertical system for provider
of insurance related services. Platform: SQL Server on Novell with
Windows 3.1 and PowerBuilder (2.0a and 3.0). Acted in a mentoring
capacity assisting developers and system admin. with SYBASE issues.
Performed database design (120 tables); reviewed design of various
system components, responsible for design of the hand held component;
developed guidelines for implementing performance intensive
applications with emphasis on PowerBuilder to SYBASE issues; coded
work-flow business rules in triggers and stored procedures; drafted
guidelines for SQL Server performance tuning and for capacity
planning; implemented accounts processing in Sybase stored procedures.
Software Engineer / Consultant
Magellan Group Itnl. Ltd.,11/92-4/93
Designed and developed a field data-entry application for a Fujitsu
hand held computer VAR, in C, using Greeleaf- DataWindows. The
application consisted of a central reporting and monitoring component,
running on OS/2 v 2.0, with SQL Server, and a field data-colloection
component, running on hand held computers. Responsible for design and
implementation of all database and front-end aspects.
Management Consultant DWP / LA, 5/92-4/93 Developed requirements for
Standards for a client/server distributed architecture. Conducted
interviews, prepared presentations and advised Management on adopting
a strategy for implementing the standards program. Prepared detailed
plans, schedules and guidelines for standards implementation in the
areas of: application development, data management and production
turnover procedures.
Project Leader - Consultant / NeXT Developer
Phibro Energy,9/91-3/92 Responsible for system architecture design and
development of the core database for a commodities trading firm.
Implemented an object oriented application to provide users unfamiliar
with SYBASE navigational tools for accessing accounts, commodities and
markets databases, for the purpose of maintenance and trader support.
Activities included: GUI design and implementation, SYBASE
optimization and tuning; guidelines for implementation of stored
procedures and database access through generic APIs; guidelines for
production release management; object design and Objective C
development; guidelines for the client-server system architecture
design. The platform: NeXT, SYBASE on VAX, Objective C and CLIPS
expert system. The development lead to design of several generic tools
for the NeXT platform, including database APIs, knowledge-base APIs
(to CLIPS), various database inspection objects and a methodology for
rapid development of stored procedures which lend itself to partial
automation.
Consultant / Knowledge Engineer
City Corp. POS Div.,6/91-11/91Built
the Quality Control expert system component of a Point Of Sale
application, implementing the "blackboard" paradigm for separating
"good" from corrupt data and flagging problems in the data acquisition
process. Identified discriminating features and determined confidence
limits for such features, through statistical analysis (SAS) and user
interviews. Wrote the expert system as an embedded application running
in a mixed environment: SUN/UNIX/C/INFORMIX and
IBM3090/MVS/COBOL/TERADATA.
Software Engineer, Consultant / SYBASE - DBA
General Logistics Inc.,
11/90
-2/91 Responsible for performance tuning of a C++/SYBASE
application for a shipping company. The tasks involved restructuring a
database of over 60 tables (~2.4 GB), writing and tuning hundreds of
stored procedures and tuning SYBASE Server by physical redistribution
of the database objects and reallocation of server resources. The
effort lead to performance improvements of over 40%.
Software Engineer, Consultant
Salomon Brothers, 5/90-11/90 Responsible
for the system design and implementation of a generic bridge facility
between mainframe/IMS platform to the SYBASE/PYRAMID environment. The
facility was designed to maintain the distributed databases of a major
brokerage firm, fully functional, synchronized and consistent during
the period of migration from IMS to SYBASE. The tasks involved writing
functional specifications, performing logical and physical database
design and the C++ implementation of a major portion of the UNIX
component of the system and extensive use of "dblib". The system
consisted of concurrent processes, in a distributed architecture,
communicating through shared memory, message queues and sockets.
Developed extensive testing facilities to ensure database consistency
and recoverability of the bridging facility in the event of failure of
any one of the several systems communicating with the bridge. Provided
database support and guidance to several programmers.
Knowledge Engineer, Consultant
Salomon Brothers, 12/89-4/90
Participated in the development of an expert system for monitoring
network problems in a distributed, high availability networked
environment (SUN and PYRAMID). Responsible for: (a) design of the
network configuration database (SYBASE); (b) design and population of
NEXPERT objects from database queries; (c) coding of external C
functions callable from NEXPERT, for update of the knowledge base
(based on incoming messages from various monitoring facilities); (d)
creating APIs callable from the user's application (the sub-network
administrator) as well as writing SYBASE Open Server APIs. The
Application provided updates to the graphical representation of the
network, identifying problem area and providing action
recommendations.
Software Engineer, Consultant
Image Business Systems,1/89-7/89
Designed and implemented the front end graphical user interface, using
OSF Motif, to an image archival system for a large package delivery
firm. The application monitored the status of the more than 20 PC
workstations (for scanning, printing, and inquiry processing)
connected to the SUN servers. Development included physical and
logical design of the SYBASE database, residing on a SUN-4. Used
Remote Procedure Calls, facilitated by the PCNFS network
communications package, to access the database server from the PC
workstations.
Software Engineer, Consultant / CASE Tools - Code
Generation First Boston Co
., 8/88-1/89 Designed and implemented the
Report Writer interpreter component of a CASE tool product. The task
involved: dynamic creation of COBOL (or C) working storage, utilizing
the entity definitions from the database repository; generation of
proprietary RULE language and procedural code for processing reports;
design of the algorithms and data structures for processing functions
associated with the report; integration with the existing parser and
code generator, support for mainframe porting and documentation.
Directed the work of 3 other consultants assigned to the project.
Knowledge Engineer / Robotic Vision & Fuzzy Logic Tencor Instruments,
8/87-8/88 Developed a rule-based expert system that guided novice
users in the process of tuning instrumentation used to inspect
semiconductor wafers. The system identified the controls in need of
adjustment (based on sensor data and statistical measurements) and the
order in which changes must be made to properly tune more than 20
interrelated controls. The system implemented a forward chaining
inference method. Used fuzzy logic to control the auto-focus system.
Participated in a team designing and implementing a distributed system
for inspection of submicron particles on patterned semiconductor
wafers. The components of the system included: data acquisition
interface; database support; video microscope interface.
Responsibilities included design and implementation of the
computational and measurement subsystems of the multitasking kernel;
development of algorithms for the automation of the inspection-tuning
process; providing API support for the interface between protected
mode (80386) and real mode windows sections of the system; providing
support for the update of the central database from the PC inspection
workstations. The development was in C, using an in-house developed
multitasking system, MetaWindows, DB-Vista, Microsoft C and MetaWare
C. Knowledge Engineer / Database & Neural Networks Cedars Sinai MC,
3/87-8/87 Developed an "expert advisor" database for the prognosis of
treatment protocols. Development consisted of database application
development and prototyping the expert shell. The application
development included the logical and physical design of the ORACLE
patient database; the creation of the user interface providing access
to the database for updates queries and statistical functions and
invocation of the "expert advisor". The knowledge base was derived by
interrogation of the database for histological and other pertinent
information. The causal strengths of various factors considered by the
advisor were stored in a fuzzy associative memory. As part of the
development, performed query optimization and index clustering. Wrote
triggers and user-exits within the form to manage the DBA tasks of
establishing user ids, selectively restricting access to specific
screens and monitoring user activities. The application was written in
C using ORACLE and it's related tools -- SQL*FORMS and PRO*C for
user-exits. The project was developed on PC(DOS) and ported to the
VAX(VMS).
Software Engineer
Robotic Vision International Robomation
Intelligence,6/86-6/87 Developed software applications for robotic
vision inspection of Printed Circuit Boards (PCB) in a UNIX/C
environment. Responsibilities included: design and coding of real-time
algorithms for inspection of pins, components and part polarity on
PCBs; proposal and functional specifications writing, performing
installation and acceptance testing; providing software support for
testing the quality of the optical component of the system
(measurement of lens geometric distortion, calibration of TV cameras
and electronic noise); development of algorithms for a depth guaging
package using stereo vision; development of a package for matrix
operations.
Imaging Physicist / BioMedical Image Processing Cedars Sinai MC,
12/82
-5/86 Conducted research aimed at developing new methods of
diagnosing reduced blood flow to the heart from sonographic images.
Established Quality Control methodology for sonogram image analysis.
Developed algorithms for image enhancement and correction, dynamic
edge detection and feature extraction in sonograms of the heart.
Responsible for grant requests, proposal writing, experimental design,
data acquisition and validation methodology. Directed the activities
of two programmers and several medical fellows. This work was
supported by a manufacturer of ultrasound equipment and resulted in
several publications. It was carried out on a variety of micros and
minis (ATL-MARK3, IBM PCs, KONTRON 2000, Data General - NOVA, ADAC,
VAX-11/780), using Fortran and C.
Research Associate / BioMedical Image Processing & Expert Systems
UCLA, 2/80-5/84 Performed quantitative cytology research on the
kinetics of lymphocytes and radiation effects. Responsible for
architecture design and integration of the microscope image analysis
system. Developed an Expert System for the semiautomatic counting of
chromosome fragments (lost from the cell's nucleus at division) formed
in dividing cells exposed to mutagens. The system consisted of: (a) a
knowledge base of rules applied to a set of global and regional
parameters used to determine image quality; (b) image segmentation
algorithms incorporating fuzzy logic; (c) heuristic rules applied to
pattern recognition measures (of texture and morphology) from which
discriminant functions for cell classification were derived (using
BMDP's multivariate statistics). This work was presented at scientific
conferences and resulted in several publications.
EDUCATION
Open Interface (OIT) training, Neuron Data, Mountain ViewOct 1996 ART
Enterprise training, Inference Corp.Mar 1994 Neural Networks course
and seminars, UC San DiegoJun 1987 Ph.D. Medical Physics, UC Los
Angeles Dec 1983
M.S. Medical Physics, UC Los Angeles Mar 1980 B.Sc.
Physics,
Technion, Israeli Institute of Technology Aug 1975
SOCIETY
MEMBERSHIP American Association of Artificial Intelligence1994 -
PresentSIGMA XI Scientific Society1982 - PresentSybase SIG member 1995
- Present