Cedric de La Beaujardière
3153 Stelling Dr, Palo Alto, CA 94303;
www.pitot.org/cedric
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pitot.org;
(650) 494-3747
EMPLOYMENT OBJECTIVE:
Seeking employment in the fields of Green Building Development, Architecture, or Construction, furthering a career change from software development towards applying professional practice to ecological values.
KNOWLEDGE OF: Green Building principles and materials; Passive Solar
design; New Urbanism; Zoning; Transportation modes and needs; Roof Gardens;
Waste Water Treatment; Sustainability
DESIGN SKILLS: Drafting, Drawing, Sketching; CAD; Creativity; Detail
Oriented
DESIGN TOOLS: Internet Space Builder; learning AutoCAD 2006, TurboCAD, Chief Architect
SOFTWARE SKILLS: Perl, C,
UNIX shell programming, HTML, LISP
SOFTWARE TOOLS: Microsoft’s
Developer Studio, Visual SourceSafe, Project, Word, Excel; GPS; ArcView
COMMUNICATION: Fluent
in English and French; Community Advocacy; Listening
EDUCATION:
Architectural
courses at San Mateo County Community Colleges
– January 2006 to Present
• Basic
Architectural Drawing – how to draft a blue print including construction,
electrical, plumbing
• Survey
of Contemporary Architecture
BS Electrical Engineering and Computer
Science – 1996
University of California, Berkeley, College of Engineering
EXPERIENCE: (see also community activities resume,
at www.pitot.org/cedric/resume/comm_res.html)
Vice Chair of the City of Palo Alto’s Bicycle Advisory Committee – January 2006 to Present
• Committee member of PABAC since 1998
Staff
Research Associate II – May 2004 to November 2005
University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley Seismological Laboratory,
• Developed and Maintained software to
import, QC, and archive continuous and campaign GPS data for the Northern California Earthquake Data Center
(NCEDC).
• Developed a C program to convert seismic
data formats of the San Andreas Fault
Observatory at Depth.
Volunteer
– October 2003 to January 2004
Malagasy
Encyclopedia,
• Located digital
photos taken in
• Created an
ArcView 8.3 map of GPS points in
Volunteer – 2002 and 2003
Santa
Clara Valley Audubon Society,
• Located
non-native invasive plants in San Francisquito Creek using Trimble GPS units.
• Analyzed
this and other plant data covering four creeks using the ArcView 3.x GIS
software.
Software Development Engineer – 1996 to 2003
Harris Corporation,
Network Management, Microwave
Communications Division,
• Developed software controlling digital
microwave radios which transmit signals of T1 or T3 lines.
• Created system specifications and
designed modules.
• Designed and implemented applications for
a real time embedded platform.
• Developed user interfaces, database
services and objects, card configuration, and CAN module.
• Managed project: determined, prioritized,
and assigned tasks, tracked progress.
• Interfaced with customers, senior
management, engineers, system testers, and manufacturers.
• Saved millions of dollars by creating a
software solution which avoided tech field visits.
• Maintained version control environment,
regularly made builds and verified or sent them to systems testers.
Supervised Independent Study – Summer
1995
RISC
Robotics Group, Computer Science
Department, University of California at
Berkeley,
SRI International,
Student Associate – Summer 1993 Information and Telecommunications
Sciences Center
• Coded in Lisp & an object oriented
language to extend an applied artificial intelligence planner’s capabilities.
Student Assistant – Summer 1992 Molecular
Physics Laboratory
Student Assistant – 1990 to 1991 Materials Research Laboratory