Stephane Belmon
3875 Florida St. #7
San Diego, CA 92104
(858) 655-4935

OBJECTIVE

  Seeking a position in systems or networks software design and
  development, involving responsibilities and leadership skills. 
  Focus on product success, through quality, timeliness, and 
  innovation.

QUALIFICATIONS

* International experience.
* Languages: Extensive knowledge of C and C++; knowledge of assembly, 
  Perl, Java.
* Software Engineering: Object-oriented design, design patterns, software 
  development models, revision control.
* Systems: embedded systems, multithreading, UNIX administration.
* Networks/communications: TCP/IP, IrDA, Bluetooth. Protocols design 
  and implementation.
* Electronics: Notions of VLSI design and simulation, VHDL, FPGAs.

EDUCATION

* Masters Degree in Computer Science (April 99), University of
  California, San Diego (3.9 GPA). Focus on systems and networks.
* Masters Degree in Telecommunications Engineering (equivalent, June
  98), ENST Paris, France (National School of Telecommunications). Focus
  on data networks.
* Computer Science Degree (June 96) Ecole Polytechnique, France.

EXPERIENCE

* Firmware Engineer (Hewlett-Packard Company, 2000).
  Responsible for infrared firmware in a key product, from
  bringing up the hardware to shipping. Close cooperation with 
  Japanese partners. Teamwork on many aspects of the product.
* Software Design Engineer (Hewlett-Packard Company, 1999).
  Investigation into short-range wireless radio integration
  across different products. Protocol and infrastructure design. 
  Cooperation with standards working groups.
* Teaching Assistant (UCSD, Fall 97 and Winter 98) for the classes
  Computer Organization and Design, and Operating Systems. Taught and 
  was responsible for the discussion sections.  
* Academic Internship (UCSD, Spring and Summer 96). Implemented and 
  integrated a network video protocol inside a large existing body of 
  code.
* Co-Founded a network administration association (Polytechnique,
  95-96). Responsible for user experience enhancement.
* French Military (France, 93-94). Second Officer in a transport
  squadron consisting of 120 men, 600 vehicles, operating 100+ missions
  a day. In charge of mission planning, relations with the customers,
  and quality assurance.

ACADEMIC PROJECTS

* Student Application Processor (UCSD, Spring 98), an heterogeneous
  web-based application currently used by the Computer Science
  Department (www-cse.ucsd.edu) Emphasis on customer satisfaction. 
* Large Scale Networked Virtual Reality Engine (ENST, 96-97). Designed
  the system and implemented the network protocol. Responsible for the
  project definition and management (5 students involved). Project 
  still developed and maintained at ENST: www.enst.fr
* Innovative Visualization Tool for Implicit Surfaces (Polytechnique,
  94-95). Emphasis on object-oriented design.