Steven Greg Shreeve's Resumé

STEVEN GREG SHREEVE
R E S U M E

Note 1: This is SEVEN YEARS out of date!

Note 2: Here's a somewhat updated version.

Aliso Viejo, CA 92656
shreeve@s2s.org
http://www.s2s.org

OBJECTIVE

Integrate electrical engineering, computer science, medicine, and business to design, develop, and market innovative solutions for the healthcare and telecommunications fields.

EDUCATION

University of California, Irvine
Irvine, CA  92697
Currently pursuing an MD degree as a fourth year medical student.
Academic and other Honors:

MCAT scores: Physical Science 13 (99th percentile), Biological Science 13 (99th percentile), and Verbal Reasoning 9. Cumulative score 35.
Completed clinical rotations in Surgery, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Family Medicine, Substance Abuse, and Psychiatry.
Received the 1998 Student Service Award from the Associated Medical Students Group.
Received the 1997 Outstanding Service Award from the Office of Educational Affairs.
Volunteer at Long Beach Pediatrics Clinic, Spring 1996.
Principal developer for the UCI Medical Informatics website, which is designed to teach medical students about Medical Informatics and includes online applications for performing online graded literature searches which interface with PubMed at the National Library of Medicine. Received award for this work at the 1999 WGEA Meeting. Presented also at the 1999 AAMC Meeting.
Designed and developed the UCI Medweb website. UCI Medweb includes a suite of web based client-server applications for accessing online exam questions, evaluations, performing PubMed searches, accessing school directories, and handling general student and course information.
Member of the California and American Medical Association
University champions in intramural football and softball

University of California, Irvine
Irvine, CA  92697
Received MBA degree with an emphasis in Information Technology, June 1999
Involvement:

Member of special Information Technology cohort
Intranet webmaster and lead developer for UCI Graduate School of Management
Developed an online, database-driven, course content management system known as Catalyst. This system was recently named as one of the top 50 intranet sites in the country by CIO Magazine. Catalyst is actively used by over 6,000 students, faculty, and staff at the UC Irvine Graduate School of Management and the Krannert School of Management at Purdue University. All source code was written in server-side Java and eventually rewritten completely in Perl. Main database is Microsoft SQL Server 7.0.
Member of the Information Technology Club and Health Care Association
University championship intramural football team

Brigham Young University
Provo, Utah  84602
Received BS in Electrical Engineering and minors in both Mathematics and Physics, August 1995
Academic and other Honors:

BYU four-year trustees scholarship
Overall GPA 3.8, Science GPA 3.8
Member of Golden Key, National Honor Society
Member of Phi Kappa Phi, National Honor Society
Member of Tau Beta Pi, National Engineering Honor Society
University champions in intramural football

Clovis West High School
Fresno, California  93710
Graduated, June 1989
Academic and other Honors:

Overall GPA 3.85, adjusted with AP Honors GPA 4.00
ACT score 31 (98th percentile)
Student Body Vice President
CIF Central California Section Football Champions
Captain of Championship Varsity Football Team
Homecoming King, 1989
JETS Physics Competition Champion
Science Project, "Fractals: The Chaotic Beauty of Abstract Mathematics" won first prize in Mathematics at Central California Science Fair, advanced to state level.
Lifetime Member of California Scholastic Federation, 1989
Principal's Medallion recipient, 1989

EXPERIENCE

Lead Developer
Fall 1998 - Spring 2000
15 hrs/week Medical Informatics Department
UC Irvine, College of Medicine - Irvine, CA
Developed a web-based suite of tools designed to teach and assess the learning of medical informatics. Suite of programs includes online evaluations, online grading, feedback and grading forms, and a clinical query tool that interfaces with PubMed at the National Library of Medicine. Built, configured, and administered the UCI Medweb Linux server. Key system software includes: Red Hat Linux, Apache Web Server, Perl Programming Language, mod_perl Web Accelerator, and MySQL Database Server. This work was recognized at two national conferences and has generated a great deal of interest from other medical informatics programs.

Church Youth Leader
Fall 1998 - Summer 1999
8 hrs/week Boy Scouts of America, Troop 749
Boy Scouts of America - Newport Beach, CA
Served as president of young men's program at local church. Responsibilities include organizing the scouting program, weekly activities, outdoor hikes and campouts, and merit badge classes for scout advancement. Also, serve as a coordinator among various other organizations within local church unit.

President
Summer 1998 - Present
Variable S2S Solutions
S2S Solutions - Irvine, CA
Started a consulting and web development company to provide programming and internet solutions. Outside work includes developing online applications for use at schools and universities, contract programming for local firms, technical support, and software certification.

Student Physician
Summer 1998
10 days Project Guatemala
Project Guatemala - San Diego, CA
Served on a volunteer medical team that provided basic care for remote villages in Guatemala. Performed and assisted on nearly 900 patient exams. Worked as a lead Spanish-English translator and learned basic terms in native dialect of Quiché. Also helped organize the pharmacy and general team administration.

Intranet Webmaster
Summer 1997 - June 1999
25 hrs/week UCI GSM Intranet
UC Irvine, Graduate School of Management - Irvine, CA
Responsible for the school-wide intranet. Implemented dramatic changes in the overall design and layout of the site. Initiated development of Catalyst, which is the business school's online content management system. Catalyst includes course scheduling, online course content, interview scheduling, job searches, online grading and assignment submission, user management, online chats, discussion forums, online course registration, online textbook purchases, and a host of other applications which address the needs of the business school. Catalyst was originally developed on Windows NT using server-side Java and Microsoft SQL server 7.0. The site was later rewritten completely in Perl for increased flexibility in supporting the dynamic needs of nearly 6,000 students, faculty, staff, and alumni at the UCI Graduate School of Management. Since that time, the Krannert School of Management at Purdue University has licensed Catalyst and is actively using the system to address their intranet needs.

Internet Developer
Fall 1995 - Present
20 hrs/week UCI Medweb
UC Irvine, College of Medicine - Irvine, CA
Started UCI Medweb, an online resource for medical students at UC Irvine. Designed and implemented a popular application known as Exambase, which allows students to access online exam questions and to submit study materials. Other applications include dynamic class rosters, online evaluations, personalized event calendaring, and online medical literature searches using the national PubMed database.

Medical Researcher
Summer 1994
40 hrs/week King C. P. Li, MD
Stanford University Hospital, Lucas Center for Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Project developed a model for determining oxygen saturation in the mesenteric veins noninvasively using MRI. Wrote computer program that implements the crucial non-linear optimization routine to convert MRI values to oxygen saturation levels. Headed up the data analysis team. Assisted in canine surgeries. Developed several protocols to increase accuracy and efficiency of the project.

Executive Coordinator
Spring 1994
25 hours State Championship Cycling Event
Utah State Special Olympics - Provo, UT
Designed course, coordinated sign-up, managed cycling events, and directed the awards ceremony.

Assistant Scoutmaster
Fall 1993 - 1994
10 hrs/week Boy Scouts of America, Troop 948
Boy Scouts of America - Taylorsville, UT
Helped coordinate and organize scout activities, campouts, and merit badge classes. In addition, assisted in various weekly youth events held at local church.

Lead Developer
Fall 1992 - Fall 1996
25 hrs/week Larry T. Wimmer, PhD and Robert Fogel, PhD (1993 Nobel Prize, Economics)
Brigham Young University and National Bureau of Economic Research
Worked as lead project programmer. Designed a complete system of computer programs to process military, census, and medical records for nearly 40,000 military recruits. Wrote other programs to perform statistical analysis and data manipulation.

Lead Programmer
August 1991 - May 1992
40 hrs/week Daniel Aguilar, Mission President
Salta, Argentina Mission
Took over development of S.I.M.A. (Integrated System of Argentine Missions), which was a complex system for managing all operational aspects of the Salta Mission. This included managing nearly one hundred leases of various properties, finances for nearly 200 missionaries, online materials and stock control, transfer management, and various administrative needs. All source code written in Clipper and DBase. System was written completely in Spanish and fully internationalized for Latin America.

Volunteer Missionary
June 1990 - June 1992
85 hrs/week Northwestern Argentina, Spanish speaking
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Taught church principles and organized various church units. Served in several leadership positions and performed extensive community service. Became fluent in Spanish. Developed a computer system to manage the missionary operations of the church in Northwestern Argentina.

Medical Technology Assistant
Summers 1988, 1989
40 hrs/week J.J. Touya, MD and Wesley Wooten, PhD
Department of Nuclear Medicine, Saint Agnes Medical Center - Fresno, CA
Prepared Single Positron Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT) images for the cardiologist. Developed various project specific computer programs. Assisted in other tasks including patient transport and office management.

Computer Technician
Summer 1987
40 hrs/week Christian Billiard
Smartware Computers - Fresno, California
Assembly, repair, and troubleshooting of personal computers. Managed the warehouse and assisted in sales.

TECHNOLOGIES

Programming languages: Perl, Java, JavaScript, Visual Basic, C, C++, Python, Ruby, Eiffel, Clipper
Operating Systems: Unix (Linux, Solaris, AIX), Windows 95/98/NT/2000, MS-DOS
Databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, dBase
Web servers: Apache, IIS
Web development: Perl (mod_perl, Velocigen, PerlScript, Apache::ASP), Python (Zope), VBScript (ASP pages), Java (Java servlets, JSP, JavaScript)

INTERVIEWS

Wall Street Journal, Fall 1998.
USA Today, Fall 1998.
US News and World Report, Fall 1998.
Orange County Business Journal, Spring 1999.

EXTRACURRICULAR AND INTERESTS

Enjoy a variety of sports: football, basketball, soccer, softball, and tennis.
Enjoy many outdoor activities: hiking, camping, off-road, surfing.
Interested in cultures, travel, music, and languages.
Fluent in Spanish. Basic ability in Portuguese, Italian, and Hebrew.
Enjoy electronics and computers.
Eagle Scout awarded April 1989.

Last updated September 8, 2000
by Steven G. Shreeve (shreeve@s2s.org)
http://www.s2s.org

Lead Developer Fall 1998 - Spring 2000 15 hrs/week		Medical Informatics Department UC Irvine, College of Medicine - Irvine, CA Developed a web-based suite of tools designed to teach and assess the learning of medical informatics. Suite of programs includes online evaluations, online grading, feedback and grading forms, and a clinical query tool that interfaces with PubMed at the National Library of Medicine. Built, configured, and administered the UCI Medweb Linux server. Key system software includes: Red Hat Linux, Apache Web Server, Perl Programming Language, mod_perl Web Accelerator, and MySQL Database Server. This work was recognized at two national conferences and has generated a great deal of interest from other medical informatics programs.

Church Youth Leader Fall 1998 - Summer 1999 8 hrs/week		Boy Scouts of America, Troop 749 Boy Scouts of America - Newport Beach, CA Served as president of young men's program at local church. Responsibilities include organizing the scouting program, weekly activities, outdoor hikes and campouts, and merit badge classes for scout advancement. Also, serve as a coordinator among various other organizations within local church unit.

President Summer 1998 - Present Variable		S2S Solutions S2S Solutions - Irvine, CA Started a consulting and web development company to provide programming and internet solutions. Outside work includes developing online applications for use at schools and universities, contract programming for local firms, technical support, and software certification.

Student Physician Summer 1998 10 days		Project Guatemala Project Guatemala - San Diego, CA Served on a volunteer medical team that provided basic care for remote villages in Guatemala. Performed and assisted on nearly 900 patient exams. Worked as a lead Spanish-English translator and learned basic terms in native dialect of Quiché. Also helped organize the pharmacy and general team administration.

Intranet Webmaster Summer 1997 - June 1999 25 hrs/week		UCI GSM Intranet UC Irvine, Graduate School of Management - Irvine, CA Responsible for the school-wide intranet. Implemented dramatic changes in the overall design and layout of the site. Initiated development of Catalyst, which is the business school's online content management system. Catalyst includes course scheduling, online course content, interview scheduling, job searches, online grading and assignment submission, user management, online chats, discussion forums, online course registration, online textbook purchases, and a host of other applications which address the needs of the business school. Catalyst was originally developed on Windows NT using server-side Java and Microsoft SQL server 7.0. The site was later rewritten completely in Perl for increased flexibility in supporting the dynamic needs of nearly 6,000 students, faculty, staff, and alumni at the UCI Graduate School of Management. Since that time, the Krannert School of Management at Purdue University has licensed Catalyst and is actively using the system to address their intranet needs.

Internet Developer Fall 1995 - Present 20 hrs/week		UCI Medweb UC Irvine, College of Medicine - Irvine, CA Started UCI Medweb, an online resource for medical students at UC Irvine. Designed and implemented a popular application known as Exambase, which allows students to access online exam questions and to submit study materials. Other applications include dynamic class rosters, online evaluations, personalized event calendaring, and online medical literature searches using the national PubMed database.

Medical Researcher Summer 1994 40 hrs/week		King C. P. Li, MD Stanford University Hospital, Lucas Center for Magnetic Resonance Imaging Project developed a model for determining oxygen saturation in the mesenteric veins noninvasively using MRI. Wrote computer program that implements the crucial non-linear optimization routine to convert MRI values to oxygen saturation levels. Headed up the data analysis team. Assisted in canine surgeries. Developed several protocols to increase accuracy and efficiency of the project.

Executive Coordinator Spring 1994 25 hours		State Championship Cycling Event Utah State Special Olympics - Provo, UT Designed course, coordinated sign-up, managed cycling events, and directed the awards ceremony.

Assistant Scoutmaster Fall 1993 - 1994 10 hrs/week		Boy Scouts of America, Troop 948 Boy Scouts of America - Taylorsville, UT Helped coordinate and organize scout activities, campouts, and merit badge classes. In addition, assisted in various weekly youth events held at local church.

Lead Developer Fall 1992 - Fall 1996 25 hrs/week		Larry T. Wimmer, PhD and Robert Fogel, PhD (1993 Nobel Prize, Economics) Brigham Young University and National Bureau of Economic Research Worked as lead project programmer. Designed a complete system of computer programs to process military, census, and medical records for nearly 40,000 military recruits. Wrote other programs to perform statistical analysis and data manipulation.

Lead Programmer August 1991 - May 1992 40 hrs/week		Daniel Aguilar, Mission President Salta, Argentina Mission Took over development of S.I.M.A. (Integrated System of Argentine Missions), which was a complex system for managing all operational aspects of the Salta Mission. This included managing nearly one hundred leases of various properties, finances for nearly 200 missionaries, online materials and stock control, transfer management, and various administrative needs. All source code written in Clipper and DBase. System was written completely in Spanish and fully internationalized for Latin America.

Volunteer Missionary June 1990 - June 1992 85 hrs/week		Northwestern Argentina, Spanish speaking The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Taught church principles and organized various church units. Served in several leadership positions and performed extensive community service. Became fluent in Spanish. Developed a computer system to manage the missionary operations of the church in Northwestern Argentina.

Medical Technology Assistant Summers 1988, 1989 40 hrs/week		J.J. Touya, MD and Wesley Wooten, PhD Department of Nuclear Medicine, Saint Agnes Medical Center - Fresno, CA Prepared Single Positron Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT) images for the cardiologist. Developed various project specific computer programs. Assisted in other tasks including patient transport and office management.

Computer Technician Summer 1987 40 hrs/week		Christian Billiard Smartware Computers - Fresno, California Assembly, repair, and troubleshooting of personal computers. Managed the warehouse and assisted in sales.