Name: Michael O’Reilly
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Education:
Ph.D. Applied Mathematics, June 1994, University of Utah
M.S. Mathematics, December 1982, Northern Arizona University
B.S. Mathematics, August 1976, Ramapo College of New Jersey

Work Experience:

04/98 – Present:
IBM Corporation Beaverton, Oregon
Staff Support Engineer
Duties: Worldwide Level 3 Customer support for the Dynix, AIX and Linux operating systems. Responsible for diagnosing, troubleshooting and repairing complex computer systems. I work with System administrators, analysts and programmers worldwide to determine root cause of obscure failures and work to provide fixes and work with distributors such as Red Hat, SuSE to distribute these fixes.

11/95 – 04/98:
Axion, (Contract work at Intel Corporation). Beaverton, Oregon
Member, Technical Staff
Duties: Member of the Intel Supercomputer customer support hotline. Provided Unix system administration and technical support for the Intel Paragon and TeraFLOPS supercomputers.

08/94 – 11/95:
Medical Imaging Research Laboratory Department of Radiology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah
Postdoctoral Fellow
Duties: Implementation of medical image reconstruction system.

09/87 – 07/94:
Department of Mathematics University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah
Teaching Fellow
Duties: Teaching classes in Mathematics.

11/86 – 9/87:
CIRES University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado
Professional research assistant
Duties: Implementation of large image processing system.

9/84 – 11/86:
EI Corporation Boulder, Colorado
Project engineer
Duties: Designing and implementing machine vision and graphics systems.

03/83 – 09/84:
Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado
Professional research assistant
Duties: Designed, implemented and maintained a large data base distributed over two VAX systems. Provided high quality color graphics programming. Wrote and modified scientific programs as needed.

09/81 – 01/83:
Department of Mathematics Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona
Graduate assistant

01/79 – 05/81:
Center for Research on Judgement and Policy University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado
Systems analyst
Duties: Scientific and graphics programming. Contents included statistics, linear programming, combinatoric algorithms, simulation, scientific data bases, editors and text processors. Statistical analysis of experiments.

09/78 – 01/79:
Department of Mathematics, Physics University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado
Undergraduate assistant
Duties: Tutoring and grading for classes in physics, mathematics and statistics.,/p>

06/77 – 08/78:
Minicomp Corporation, Englewood, Colorado
Programmer-operator
Duties: Organizing and updating of geophysical data bases. Scientific and graphics programming.

Professional Societies: AMS, MAA, IEEE

Computer Skills: Microsoft Certification in NT Workstation 3.51, Windows 95, Networking Essentials and SQL Server 6.5 Administration.
Red Hat Certified Engineer
Computers: More than 35 years experience on VAX, Sun,and other Unix OS computers. The same experience using FORTRAN and C programming languages