Manager Engineering

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Mathew Zaleski

Toronto, Ontario M4K 1K4 416-***-****

SUMMARY OF SKILLS

Strong analytical bent. Creative problem solver. Effective engineer & research scientist.

Excellent interpersonal skills. Popular and effective leader.

Effective writer, presenter and communicator. Excellent teacher and salesman.

Proven client relationship manager in Canada, US and Europe.

Strong designer, analyst, and programmer in several languages on several platforms.

Expert in ef cient implementation of computer languages.

Expert system performance analyst.

EXPERIENCE

PhD. Student, 1999 - 2008, Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto

New organization and implementation of a Java virtual machine that identi es &

translates traces to optimize interpretation and simplify just in time (JIT) compilation

Supervised by Professor Angela Demke-Brown.

Vice President, Immersant, 1999-2000 Internet Technology and Services Manager

Director of technical development and responsible for several of Immersant s largest and

most technically challenging projects Drove sales by leveraging Bowne brand and

existing engineering capability to acquire several new Fortune 500 clients.

Partner, Mountain Lake Software Corp, 1994-1999 One of three managing partners of

Internet engineering company Negotiated, sold and managed delivery of several million

dollar software development efforts Grew to pro table thirty person engineering

boutique specializing in server-side Java nance applications Sold to Bowne Internet

Solutions 1999 and merged with several other companies.

Product Leader, Alias Research Inc, 1991-1994 Team Leader, StudioPaint Product

leader of two-dimensional modeler and paint box application Delivered rst release of

application for designers by worked closely with US automotive clients.

Staff Development Analyst, 1990 1991, IBM Canada Team leader of TOBEY

optimizer project Led a large team charged with optimizing the code generated for C++,

C, Fortran, Ada and Pascal compilers for IBM's RISC System/6000 family of workstations.

Development Analyst, 1987 1991, IBM Canada Compiler Developer Global

Register Allocation Built a register allocation pass that used a graph coloring heuristic to

assign hardware registers to symbolic program values First industrial application of

graph coloring register allocator.

Consultant, SWS Systems, 1984 1987 Wet-behind-ears UNIX programmer

Various clients including NASA Ames Research Station, SoftQuad, a Toronto-based

software startup, University of Toronto Department of Physics.

Systems Administrator, 1983 4, University of Toronto Departmental unix sysadmin.

EDUCATION

Doctorate of Computer Science, (Systems), University of Toronto, 1999-2008,

Master of Applied Science, Industrial Engineering (Human Factors Engineering),

University of Toronto, 1984

Bachelor of Applied Science, Engineering Science (Computer Option), University of

Toronto, 1983

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AWARDS

IBM Center for Advanced Studies Fellowship, 2003

IBM Outstanding Technical Achievement Award, 1990

University of Toronto Open Scholarship, 1984

PUBLICATIONS

Mathew Zaleski, Kevin Stoodley, Angela Demke-Brown, YETI: a graduallY extensible

trace interpreter, In Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on Virtual

execution environments, 2007.

Ben Vitale and Mathew Zaleski, Alternative dispatch techniques for the Tcl VM

Interpreter, presented at TCL 2005.

Mathew Zaleski, Marc Berndl, Angela Demke-Brown, Mixed Mode Execution with

Context Threading, presented at CASCON 2005.

Marc Berndl, Benjamin Vitale, Mathew Zaleski, Angela Demke-Brown, Context

Threading: A Flexible and Ef cient Dispatch Technique for Virtual Machine Interpreters,

In Proceedings of the Third Annual IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Code

Generation and Optimization (CGO), March 2005.

K. Obrien, B. Hay, J. Minish, H. Schaffer, B Schloss, A.Shepherd and M. Zaleski,

"Advanced Compiler Technology for the RISC System/6000", IBM RISC System/6000

Technology, IBM Corp, 1990.

J. M. Zaleski and Penny Sanderson, "Hitts' Law? A Test of the Relationship Between

Information Load and Movement Precision", Proceedings of the 21st Annual NASA

University Conference on Manual Control, Columbus, Ohio, 1986.

R. Lawson, A. Naiman, D. Slocombe and M. Zaleski, "Geritol for Old Programs or Troff

has a lot of Life in it, USENIX Conference Proceedings, 1985.

See http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~matz/pubs.html

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