Jason Loew - abqc5f@r.postjobfree.com

Current Address Permanent Address

PO Box 617 18 North Street

Vestal, NY 13851-0617 Johnson City, NY 13790

312-***-**** 607-***-****

OBJECTIVE A career as an educator of computer science. Looking for a position as faculty teaching

computer science with research interests in Computer Architecture.

EDUCATION Binghamton University, State University of New York

Doctor of Science, Computer Science, Expected May 2011

Received Graduate Student Award for Excellence in Teaching 2007-08

Master of Science, Computer Science, August 2006

Thesis: Quantifying the Impacts of Disabling Speculation and Relaxing the

Scheduling Loop in Multithreaded Processors

Awarded Clifford D. Clark Underrepresented Minority Graduate Fellowship

Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, May 2004

Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, May 2004

PUBLICATIONS

Reducing Register Pressure in SMT Processors through L2-Miss-Driven Early

Register Release, Joseph Sharkey, Jason Loew, Dmitry Ponomarev, ACM

Transactions on Architecture and Code Optimization (TACO 2008).

Two-Level Reorder Buffers: Accelerating Memory-Bound Applications on SMT

Architectures, Jason Loew and Dmitry Ponomarev, 37th International Conference on

Parallel Processing (ICPP 2008).

Aggressive Scheduling and Speculation in Multithreaded Architectures: Is It Worth

Its Salt?, Jason Loew and Dmitry Ponomarev, to appear in the 20th International

Symposium on Computer Architecture and High Performance Computing (SBAC-

PAD 2008).

PROJECTS Current maintainer for M-Sim 3.0, a multi-threaded, multi-core, Alpha (Tru64) simulator.

Details can be found at http://www.cs.binghamton.edu/~msim.

TECHNICAL Experience with C/C++, 8086/Alpha Assembler, HTML, Prolog, Haskell, Oz, Python

SKILLS A+ Computer Technician Certification Assembly, Service, Troubleshooting

Kernel Programming (Linux 2.4.27), Sensor Programming, Soldering

EXPERIENCE Binghamton University: Department of Computer Science

Instructor of Record: Spring 2010

Junior-level course on Computer Architecture.

Co-Instructor: Spring 2009, Fall 2009

Junior-level course on Computer Architecture.

Instructor of Record: Summer 2007, Summer 2008

Sophomore-level course on Data Structures and programming in C++.

Course Assistant: September 2005 May 2008

Assistant for a graduate level course on Computer Architecture: Spring 2008.

Assistant for an introductory class in Python. Fall 2006, Fall 2007.

Assistant for a class on Logic Design and basic IC usage. Spring 2006.

Assistant for a class on Data Structures and programming in C++. Fall 2005, Spring

2007.

Binghamton University: Department of Psychology

Teaching Assistant, September 2003 May 2004

Assistant for an Introduction to Psychology laboratory course.

Broome Community College: Learning Assistance Center

Peer Tutor, October 2003 December 2003

Assisted college students in math and physics courses.

Broome County Urban League: Technology Center

Teaching Aide/Instructor, Technical Assistant, September 2002 December 2002

Taught Introduction to Microsoft Excel and Introduction to Internet and Email

courses. Responsible for curriculum development.

Maintaining/Repairing computer/network hardware and software.

Binghamton University: Department of Psychology

Teaching Assistant, January 2002 May 2002

Assistant for a psychology course in multicultural psychology.

Ran weekly discussions sections and course related activities.

Broome County Urban League: After-School Program

Teaching Aide, September 2001 December 2001

Assisting urban children with school work and social understanding.

Hofstra University: University Center for Continuing Education

Teaching Aide, March 2000 May 2000

Aiding 1st-8th grade students with application and understanding of mathematics.

ACTIVITIES Undergraduate Task Force Graduate Student Representative Fall 2009 Current

IEEExtreme 3.0: Team Crowbar, 15th place. October 2009.

Binghamton ACM: Webmaster: September 2007 May 2008, September 2009 Current

Binghamton ACM: Contest Chair: September 2007 Current

Binghamton ACM: Graduate Student Coach: Fall 2008 Current

Topcoder: Member name Asocasno : August 2007 Current

REU Graduate Student Mentor: Summer 2007, Summer 2008

Watson Student Advisory Committee Graduate Student Representative Spring 2008

Graduate Student Organization Computer Science Division Vice President - Fall 2008

Search Advisory Committee Member for Dean of the Watson School, 2006-2007.

IBM Master the Mainframe Part 2 Winner, Fall 2006.

IBM Leadership Workshop: September 2003

Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers: Treasurer, January 2002 May 2004

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