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Address

Robin Charles Gilbert
5530 NE Hidden Creek Dr Apt 106
Hillsboro OR 97124-7341, USA

Mobile: 1-405-412-0745
Home: 1-503-352-9509
Work: 1-503-613-1553
E-mails: moc.treblignibornull@retsambew, moc.letninull@treblig.c.nibor

Summary

Doctor in industrial engineering specialized in operations research, optimization, artificial intelligence and data mining/processing. Significant experience in programming and computer management. Bilingual French and English.

Specialties

Operations research, linear and nonlinear optimization, mathematical programming, stochastic programming, optimization heuristics, machine learning, data mining, data processing, statistical analysis, simulation, scientific computing, financial engineering.

Education

  1. Doctor of Philosophy (2006-2010), University of Oklahoma, Norman OK, USA, GPA: 4.0.
    Degree in Industrial Engineering prepared at the Laboratory of Optimization and Intelligent Systems (LOIS) of the School of Industrial Engineering of the University of Oklahoma. Published in Optimization Methods and Software (2009), the Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering (2009) and the International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology (2009). Published book chapters in the Operations Research and Management Science Handbook (2008) and the Wiley Encyclopedia of Operations Research and Management Science (2009).

    Activities: Graduate research assistant, invited lecturer, reviewer for mathematical journals and conferences, computer and website administrator.

  2. Master of Science (2004-2006), University of Oklahoma, Norman OK, USA, GPA: 4.0.
    Degree in Industrial Engineering prepared at LOIS. Dissertation titled “Learning with kernels and applications”, 2006. Published in the European Journal of Operational Research (2006) and for the International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (2005) and the Intelligent Systems in Design and Manufacturing conference (2005).

    Activities: Graduate research assistant, invited lecturer, reviewer for mathematical journals and conferences, computer and website administrator.

  3. Diplôme d’Ingénieur / Master of Science (2001-2004), Polytech’Clermont-Ferrand, Aubière, France.
    Degree in Mathematics and Modeling Engineering. European equivalent to the US degree of Master of Science. Took optional courses in financial engineering.
  4. Diplome d’Etudes Universitaires Générales (1998-2001), Pierre and Marie Curie University, Paris.
    Degree in Mathematics, Modeling Engineering and Computer Science. French undergraduate degree obtained for a course that lasts for at least two years. Attended the Classes Préparatoires aux Grandes Écoles (CPGE) MPSI/MP (competitive engineering prep schools training to enroll in higher education establishments). CPGEs were attended at the Lycée Marcelin-Berthelot (Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, France) and the Lycée Paul-Valéry (Paris, France).
  5. Baccalauréat Scientifique (1995-1998), Françoise Cabrini High School, Noisy-le-Grand, France.
    Degree in Mathematics, Physical Sciences and Engineering obtained with honors. French qualifying diploma for entrance into universities.

Experience

  1. Software Engineer (May 2011 — Present). Intel Corporation, Hillsboro, Oregon.
    Work on large scale optimization problems in computational lithography and pixelated mask technology.
  2. Postdoctoral Researcher (Oct. 2010 — May 2011). Laboratory of Optimization and Intelligent Systems, School of Industrial Engineering, University of Oklahoma.
    Study of times series of energy prices, rare event detection/forecasting on the energy market, and construction of a kernelized nonlinear component analysis methodology which isolate complex independent factors influencing energy prices.
  3. Analyst (July — Oct. 2010). PCI Power Costs Inc, Norman, Oklahoma.
    Development of testing tools for a power generation optimization engine. Performed a quality analysis of the optimization engine features, and wrote a technical documentation for the engine.
  4. Graduate Research Assistant (Jan. — Aug. 2004, and Jan. 2005 to May 2010). Laboratory of Optimization and Intelligent Systems, School of Industrial Engineering, University of Oklahoma.
    Development of optimized methods for nonlinear classification and prediction using Neural Networks, Support Vector Machines and kernel methods. Joint projects with the Manufacturing Laboratory of the School of Industrial Engineering and the National Weather Center. Publication of articles in optimization and manufacturing engineering, and participation in conferences on artificial intelligence, manufacturing, bio-medicine and national security. Administration of the LOIS website and the laboratory’s workstations.
  5. Engineer (Oct. — Nov. 2004). Sternberg Astronomical Institute, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia.
    Processing of observations of mutual events of natural satellites. Creation of a French website for the celestial mechanics department of the Sternberg Astronomical Institute. Publication of an article in the Astronomy & Astrophysics journal on mutual occultations and eclipses of the Galilean satellites of Jupiter.
  6. Engineer (May — Aug. 2003, and Sep., Dec. 2004). Institut de Mécanique Céleste et de Calcul des Ephémérides (formerly Bureau Des Longitudes), Paris Observatory, Paris, France.
    Development of a video analysis program for mutual events of natural satellites. Creation of a database of international astronomical observations for the PHEMU 2003 campaign and the VT-2004 program. Did astronomic observations at the Haute-Provence Observatory, France.
  7. Graduate Research Assistant (Sep. 2001 — Apr. 2003, and Sep. — Dec. 2003). Polytech’Clermont-Ferrand (formerly CUST), Blaise Pascal University, France.
    Design of a finite elements scheme for solving a plasma potential flow model (supervised by Dr. Y.-J. Peng , professor at the Mathematic Laboratory of the Blaise Pascal University, France); Design of a finite difference scheme for solving the quasi-geostrophic equation (supervised by Dr. D. Bresch, now Research Director at the University of Savoie, France); Design of a branch and bound algorithm for solving the minimal cost k-edge sub-graph problem (with applications to robust networks).

Teaching Experience

Invited lecturer for IE 6933 Support Vector Machines/Kernel Methods, IE 6933 Advanced Data Mining, IE 5643 Engineering Optimization and IE 5613 Multi-Criteria Optimization.
Teaching assistant for IE 5643 Engineering Optimization and IE 5853 Applied Research Methods.

References

Languages

  • English: Fluent. Proficient in speaking and writing English.
  • French: Native speaking.
  • German: Basic knowledge (was a high school student in Goslar, Germany).

Computer skills and competences

Operating systems

  • Experienced with Microsoft operating systems (7, Vista, XP, Server 2008). Experienced with historical operating systems such as DOS 1.x-6.x and Windows 3.x/95/98/Me/NT/2000/Server 2003.
  • Experienced with UNIX-like operating systems, notably Solaris OS and the major distributions of Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE).

Programming languages

  • Competent with FORTRAN 77/90/95, C/C++ and Visual Basic 6.0.
  • Notions of Java and Haskell.
  • Notions of Bash shell and DOS/Windows batch files.
  • Notions of PHP, MySQL, CSS, XML and HTML.

Software

  • Experienced in MATLAB, Maple, CPLEX, GLPK and SAS.
  • Competent with Microsoft Office software and Rockwell Arena.
  • Competent with Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop.

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