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Jef Pearlman




131 Escondido Village, Apt. C, Stanford, CA 94305-7525


(214) 684-4533

jef.pearlman@stanford.edu

Education







2003-Present

STANFORD LAW SCHOOL

Stanford, CA

Candidate for J.D. in June, 2006

1995-2000

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Cambridge, MA

B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering in June, 1999 (GPA 4.8/5.0)
M.Eng in Computer Science in August, 2000 (GPA 4.9/5.0)
Honors: Tau Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu Engineering Honor Societies

Experience




Summer 2003

ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION

San Francisco, CA

Intern. Volunteered at a non-profit organization doing pro bono litigation and community activism in technology, privacy, and intellectual property law. Assisted in formulating and writing a rebuttal to a MPAA whitepaper. Organized and posted Peer to Peer case documents for public web-based legal archive. Wrote software to scan RIAA subpoenas and retrieve identifying information.

2000-2003

CELION NETWORKS, INC.

Dallas, TX




Software Engineer. As first non-founding hire, helped develop software group from two to a peak of thirty-five people. Was responsible for “auto-tuning” system, for which there was no prior art. Researched, discussed with in-house physicists, documented, and developed the component through product release. Also assisted in drafting patent on auto-tuning component.

1999-2000

SPOKEN LANGUAGE SYSTEMS, MIT Lab for Computer Science

Cambridge, MA




Research Assistant. Researched and developed thesis on allowing end-users to generate speech recognition grammars and systems through a web interface. Implemented production system, which is still in development and use.

1999-2000

ATHENA ONLINE CONSULTING, MIT

Cambridge, MA




Consultant. Worked for MIT’s on-line consulting service. Assisted users of MIT’s Athena Computer System, and developed in-house utilities for use on that system.

Summer 1999

IDEMPOTENCE, INC.

Cambridge, MA




Developer. Designed and implemented a new network security-related product. Worked as part of a three-person team on system goals, architecture, specification, and development on multiple platforms.

Winter 1999

INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER METHODS, MIT

Cambridge, MA




Teaching Assistant. Taught programming in C, development of algorithms, and symbolic computing.

Summer 1998

CONVERSATIONAL CHARACTERS, Fuji Xerox Palo Alto Labs

Palo Alto, CA




Intern/Developer. Worked on a project to create a computer-generated character which humans can interact with naturally. Wrote a software component to track a person or people using a single overhead camera, and built a device to remotely track head orientation using a small electronic compass.

Personal

Spent summer of 1994 in community service program in British Virgin Islands, building a home, working with a deaf/mute resident, and assisting a local farmer.

During college, did at least one day of community service per semester, including work at a food kitchen, construction of a playground, and providing help at charity functions.






References and previous job descriptions available upon request.


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