Sean Shunxing Xie 3170 Sawtelle Blvd., APT#106 Los Angeles, CA 90066 Phone (Fax): (310) 3978566 Cell: (310)9486577 Email: sxie@ess.ucla.edu Summary: My objective is to pursue a software/systems/network engineer position. I have years of experience developing software under UNIX & Windows environment. As a senior software engineer and systems engineer for the past several years, I worked in areas of global network architecture design, UNIX/Windows system administration automation, Internet traffic monitoring/reporting, customer web site design, computer security, storage area network (SAN) design, and storage systems. Computer Skills: Programming Languages: Operation System: Assembly for MIPS and 80x86, MPI Parallel, Basic, Fortran, Pascal, Ada, C, C++, Java, HTML, ASP, JSP, Tcl/Tk, shell scripting, Perl, SQL Unix (Generic, Linux, Solaris, and SGI IRIX) and Windows NT/2000 Work & Research Experience: Senior Systems & Network Engineer: SageMetrics Corporation, North Hollywood, CA July 2003—Present Develop Unix-based application to collect, download and process web logs using C and Perl. Implement operational tools to support and monitor computer, security, network and storage infrastructure. Provide on-call second-level support and problem resolution for the Network Operations Center. Perform routine operational duties related to backups, data loads, software updates, configuration changes Senior Software Engineer: Exodus, a Cable & Wireless Service, Marina del Rey, CA Apr. 2000—July 2002 Wrote scripts to automate general UNIX/Windows system administration tasks. Designed OS (Windows/Linux) packages to automatically build a customer server from scratch. Developed Internet traffic monitoring and reporting software under UNIX environment. Developed customer portal for traffic monitoring and reporting in real-time using Java Servlets. Used both Perl and Java to communicate with the backend SQL database server. Worked on areas of centralized logging and computer security. Wrote scripts to secure Unix and Windows servers (both hardening and intrusion detection). Modified SSH (secure shell) package to allow users to be authenticated using token-generated dynamic password. Designed reliable global network with low latency and quick response, configured Cisco routers, and Foundry switches. Designed Storage Area Network (SAN) and researched on Fibre Channel technology. Research Assistant & PostDoc: Dept. of Earth & Space Sciences, University of California, Los Angeles, CA Sept. 1995—June 2003 Used parallel supercomputers and Beowulf Clusters to simulate convective processes in the Earth’s mantle. Had experience working on IBM SP, Paragon, Cray T3E and T90 at SDSC (San Diego supercomputer center). Performed 2-D & 3-D data processing & visualization on SGI workstations. Research/Teaching Assistant: Dept. of Computer Science, University of California, Los Angeles, CA Jan. 1999—Mar. 2000 Performed parallel simulation of computation and communication-intensive programs. Predict execution time, scalability, and sensitivity to interconnection latency on distributed memory machine IBM SP2. Developed I/O intensive parallel scientific applications. Studied the behavior of applications based on communication latency, the number of available processors on the architecture of interest, different parallel I/O caching strategies, and parallel file system. Taught course: Computer System Architecture (Apr. 1999—Mar. 2000) Research/Teaching Assistant: Peking University, Beijing, China 1992 – 1995 Numerically modeled the evolution history of an oil-rich South China Sea basin using finite element method. Taught course: Solid Mechanics (Feb. 1993—July 1993) Education: Ph.D., Geophysics & Space Physics University of California, Los Angeles, CA May 2003 M. S., Computer Science University of California, Los Angeles, CA Mar. 2000 M. S., Geophysics & Space Physics University of California, Los Angeles, CA Sept. 1997 M. S., Geodynamics & Tectonophysics Peking University, China July 1995 B. S., Seismology Peking University, China July 1992 Citizenship: U.S. permanent resident