Keith Coleman
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P.O. Box 17126
Stanford, CA 94309
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9/98-Present |
Stanford University, Stanford,
CA
Computer Science, International Security Studies
MS, Computer Science (Expected 06/2004)
- Overall GPA: 4.09 / 4.0 (A+ is 4.3)
BS, Computer Science,
with Distinction, with Honors (Completed 6/2002) - Overall
GPA: 3.93 / 4.0
Policy-related coursework in international security,
foreign policy, law and economics, technology policy.
Computer science coursework in human-computer interaction,
networking, operating systems, security.
Additional programming coursework at Harvard University.
GPA: 4.0 / 4.0. |
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9/02-06/03 |
Committee Member, Board of Trustees,
Stanford University, Stanford, CA
Serve on Board of Trustees' Committee on Academic
Policy, Planning and Management.
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7/01-9/01 |
Congressional Intern, U.S. Congressman
Mike Honda, Washington, DC
Drafted policy position letters for the Congressman
on issues including US-China trade, Internet surveillance, chemical
regulations, and multilingual government services.
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9/00-12/00 |
International Policy Intern, U.S.
Department of State, Washington, DC
Developed international commerce policy for Under
Secretary of State, Al Larson.
Drafted policy guidelines for helping developing
countries move into the global, Internet-based economy.
Presented recommendations to interagency groups,
including Treasury, Commerce, and Federal Reserve.
Collaborated with top executives from major U.S.
companies like Mastercard and American Express.
Drafted statements for the US-Singapore Free Trade
Agreement.
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6/00-9/00 |
Producer, Tellme Networks, Inc.,
Mountain View, CA
Co-produced Tellme's Driving Directions service
that gives step-by-step directions over the telephone.
Involved in business, programming, voice interface
design, and user testing aspects of the service.
Co-inventor on pending patent for innovative components
of the directions service.
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4/99-9/99 |
Internet Application Designer,
AlphaBlox Corp., Mountain View, CA
Creative force behind a groundbreaking
user interface for the start up's flagship product, Analysis Suite.
Designed every aspect, from "look and feel" of
thin web-based applications to server interface.
Project release received with tremendous excitement
at national trade shows.
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7/98-1/99 |
Project Manager, Web Development Consultant,
numerous companies, Boston, MA
Headed web development and design team
to create new web presences for several Boston-area companies, including
tech start up InCert Software and defense engineering firm Charles
River Analytics.
Organized a team of web developers and outside
marketing consultants, creating revenues over $30,000.
Worked closely with InCert CEO and VP of International
Sales.
Driving force behind design and technical aspects
of the projects.
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4/96-6/98 |
Founder/Creator, Virtual
Weston, Weston, MA
Created and developed town-wide communication
system centered on a website at www.weston.org.
Linked town government offices, schools, libraries,
and town organizations through the website.
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12/01-Present |
Captain,
Stanford Archery Team, Stanford, CA
Leading the 3rd-ranked (U.S.) Stanford
Archery Team to medals, regional and national honors.
Co-founded the Stanford Archery Program
in 2002.
For more information on the team, see http://archery.stanford.edu
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10/99-6/01 |
Consultant, Stanford
Consulting, Stanford, CA
Developed business strategies for a wireless
communications firm and an online music company.
Trained by consultants from McKinsey, Bain, and
Mercer.
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4/01-6/01 |
Entrepreneur, Stanford
Social Entrepreneurship Group, Stanford, CA
Applied business and technical skills to
challenges in the non-profit sector.
Developed new teaching tools and operations models
for the Intel Computer Clubhouse to help under-served children develop
their creativity while learning to use computers.
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1/00-6/00 |
Research Assistant, Mobile
People Project, Prof. Mary Baker, Stanford University, Stanford,
CA
Developed online Identity Management system
for Prof. Baker's mobile computing research project.
For more information on the project, see http://identiscape.stanford.edu.
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Academic Honors and
Awards
2002 Firestone Medal for Excellence in Research,
Stanford University.
Microsoft "Best of Show" Award, 2002
Stanford Software Project Faire.
Departmental Excellence Award, Second Prize, 2002 Stanford
Software Project Faire.
Member of Engineering Honor Society, Tau Beta
Pi. Serve as TBP's Corporate Relations Manager.
Athletic Honors and Awards
Bronze Medal, Men's Team Round, 2004 U.S. Intercollegiate
Archery Championship.
Named to 2003 All-West Collegiate Archery Team.
Hold 2 California State collegiate archery scoring
records.
Other Honors and Awards
2004 Dean's Award for Outstanding Achievement
(Stanford Archery Program), Stanford University.
Publications
"OnCall: Defeating Traffic Spikes with a Free-Market
Application Cluster," With James Norris, Armando Fox, and George
Candea. 1st International Conference on Autonomic Computing
(ICAC 04). New York, NY. May 2004.
"Beyond 'Electronic Pearl Harbor': Lessons for
Averting a Digital September 11," Honors Thesis, Center for International
Security and Cooperation, Stanford University. June 2002.
"Cybersecurity Lessons from September 11," Stanford
Journal of International Relations. Volume IV, Number I. Spring
- Summer 2002.
Patents
Pending patent #60/345,321: Improving Delivery
of Audio Driving Directions via a Telephone Interface.
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Programming languages: Java (networking,
security, applets, Swing), C# (.NET, security, networking), C++,
C (networking, multithreading), Perl, LISP.
Web development: Experience in graphic
design, XML, VXML, HTML, DHTML, Java, JavaScript, Flash, Director.
Experience with development tools such as Macromedia's Dreamweaver,
Flash, Fireworks.
Graphics: Proficient in graphics development
tools including Adobe PhotoShop and Corel Draw.
Platforms: Development experience on Windows,
UNIX, and MacOS.
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Language:
Working knowledge of French.
Interests: Archery,
ice hockey, rollerblading, politics, nursing my newspaper addiction.
Random Fun Facts: Winner of two bronze medals
at the National Archery Championships; Climbed two Himalayan peaks
over 18,000 feet. |
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