Gregory H.

Stevens
1 University Place
Newport News, VA 23606
(757)-325-0065
gregstevens@ymail.com

Objective: A career utilizing computer science and analytical skills, with

applications in technology and health sciences.

Education:

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Christopher Newport University, Newport News, VA
GPA: 3.63

Computer Science/Engineering Courses:

-Java Programming
-Computer Architecture
-Operating Systems
-Artificial Intelligence
-Data Structures
-Digital Design
-Network Security and Cryptography

Projects in Computer Science:

-Designed and implemented a pipelined processor

-Analyzed the security of Bluetooth Networks

Business Courses:

-Accounting
-Finance
-Business Management
-Marketing and Direct Marketing

Projects in Business:

-Performed a market and competitive analysis of Limited Brands

-Created a marketing campaign for the Washington Monthly Magazine

Computer Skills

Systems: Windows, Mac, Linux/Unix

Software: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, SPSS, Eclipse IDE
Languages: Java, Java Applets, C#, MATLAB

Honors and Organizations:

-National Defense Industrial Association Scholarship

-Consistently on Deans List
-Member IEEE and ACM
-Cum Laude upon graduation

Publications:
-Mexico City Air Quality (2006 American Meteorological Society)
-Aerosol Locating and Monitoring (2007 American Meteorological Society)
-Georgia Air Quality (2008 NASA Television broadcast)

Interests:

My interests are in how technology, including artificial intelligence, robotics

and advanced computer architectures, can aid new discovery in the health sciences.

Employment:

POSITION:
-Team Lead, NASA Develop Program, Hampton, VA (Summer 2007 & 2008, Fall 2007,
Spring 2008)

DUTIES:
-Manged 5-6 member teams; working with NASA scientists, communities and government
organizations to demonstrate the use of NASA technology to the public.

-Completed project reports and presentations to organizations such as the American

Meteorological Society and NASA Headquarters on issues including; the effects of
climate change on the Hampton Roads region, methods of tracking key emissions
species of air pollution sources and the financial and health impacts of air
pollution on effected communities.

POSITION:
-Team Member, NASA Develop Program, Hampton, VA (Summer 2006)

DUTIES:
-Member of a 5-6 person team; working with NASA scientists, communities and
government organizations to demonstrate the use of NASA technology to the general
public.

-Used the MATLAB programming language to write programs that interacted with NASA
satellites to retrieve and process data on key atmospheric parameters used in air
quality research. Used various models such as NOAA's HYSPLIT v.4.8 to calculate
air particle trajectories.

POSITION:
-Volunteer, Rappahannock General Hospital, Kilmarnock, VA (Summers 1998-2004)

DUTIES:
-OR and ER: Ensured that patients were properly checked into, and out of, the
operating room and emergency room, and performed office tasks for the doctors and
nurses.
-Pharmacy: Updated the inventory, prepared and delivered medications to patients.

-Senior Volunteers: Assisted the senior volunteers in transporting and

communicating with patients.

References:

-Available upon request