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Note: I am now retired, I
am not seeking employment, nor am I updating my résumé other than
to show my current address.
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Lionel E. Deimel
11 East Main Street, Apartment 516
Clifton Springs, New York 14432
(412) 512-9087 • lionel@deimel.org • http://deimel.org
Objective
To work in a challenging environment
requiring a variety of competencies. Strengths
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Computer scientist/software engineer
sensitive to user needs |
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Excellent writer, editor, and reviewer |
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Experienced provider of hardware and
software support |
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Educator and trainer who has worked in
diverse environments |
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Analytical problem solver with strong
background in mathematics and logic |
Education
| Ph.D. |
Georgia Institute of Technology, Information &
Computer Science |
| M.S. |
Georgia Institute of Technology, Information &
Computer Science |
| A.B. |
University of Chicago, Physics |
Achievements
As
Consultant/Developer/Trainer
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Provide on-site and remote information
technology support for private clients. |
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Developed and maintained Web sites for
a variety of individual, non-profit, political, and commercial
clients. |
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Developed and maintained various
software systems, including databases in banking, sales,
manufacturing, and administration. |
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Delivered on-site training in software
development topics to industry clients. |
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Developed and delivered training in
the use of computers and productivity software for computer services
company. |
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Provided in-house support for use of
new software in law firm and church judicatory office. |
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Advised and developed evidence in
landmark software copyright infringement/contract violation case. |
As
Leader/Manager
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Developed and implemented plans for
using time-sharing service and, later, microcomputers for teaching
computer programming at North Carolina State University. Wrote
documentation and devised mechanisms for automatic testing of
student programs. Managed students who did the actual grading. |
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Founded No Anglican Covenant Coalition, an international group working to defeat adoption of a
covenant for the worldwide Anglican Communion, which played a large role in
the defeat of the Covenant by the Church of England. Serve as the
Episcopal Church convenor. |
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Led Progressive Episcopalians of
Pittsburgh in its growth from an informal, grassroots advocate for
church unity to a tax-exempt nonprofit that helped the Episcopal Diocese of
Pittsburgh rebuild quickly after a serious split. |
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Chaired Software Engineering Institute
(SEI) Conference on Software Engineering Education and edited
proceedings published by Springer-Verlag. |
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Planned and managed seven SEI Faculty
Development Workshops in four cities. |
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Served Association for Computing
Machinery (ACM) Scholastic Programming Contest for eight years, including
three as Contest Director. Recognized through two ACM service awards for
work with this international student competition. |
As
Educator
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Managed development of SEI curriculum
modules. Served as technical editor working with visiting experts
writing guides to software engineering topics for professors and
trainers. |
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Taught more than 20 graduate
and undergraduate courses in computer science, software engineering,
mathematics, and electrical engineering. |
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Contributed questions to the Advanced
Placement Computer Science Examination for Educational Testing
Service and served as grader during the test’s first three years. |
As
Author
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Wrote or edited numerous press
releases, essays, and educational materials for Progressive
Episcopalians of Pittsburgh and the No Anglican Covenant Coalition. |
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Produced educational materials
for SEI on software technical reviews, program analysis and testing,
and program reading as an educational tool. |
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Published more than a dozen papers in computer
science/software engineering education, and a similar number in theoretical
and practical computer science. |
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Maintain Lionel
Deimel’s Farrago Web site and Lionel Deimel’s Web Log,
compilations of original essays, poetry, music, computer science,
and mathematics. Maintain unofficial church blog,
St. Paul’s’ Epistle, and Pittsburgh Update, a blog of
church news. |
Employment
Self-employed
(1992
–
2018)
Consultant. Provide hardware and software
services to commercial, nonprofit, and individual clients, including training,
acquisition and deployment assistance, and Web and database development.
Computer
Comfort (1997
– 1999)
Manager, Special Services.
Managed and delivered training, developed and maintained databases for clients,
provided on-site hardware and software support, and developed software and
procedures for internal use.
Software
Engineering Institute, Carnegie Mellon University (1987
– 1992)
Senior Computer Scientist.
Advocated for software engineering as an academic discipline, managed
development of educational materials for software engineering instruction, and
conducted workshops to promote the use of SEI materials by universities and
industry.
Allegheny
College (1985
– 1987)
Associate Professor of Computer Science. Taught
computer science and software engineering courses in selective liberal arts
college with accredited computer science curriculum.
North
Carolina State University (1975
– 1985)
Assistant Professor of Computer Science. Taught
undergraduate and graduate courses in computer science, mathematics, and
electrical engineering. Conducted research in computer science and software
engineering.
Military Service
Army bandsman
(clarinetist), 1969
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1971. Separated with rank of SPC 5.
Professional
& Community Activities
Association for Computing Machinery
(ACM): member. Church: choir member; former audio-visual coördinator and Worship
Commission secretary. Diocese: elected member and former chair, Committee on
Constitution & Canons. CISV (formerly Children’s International Summer Villages),
Pittsburgh Chapter: past board member and membership chair. Progressive
Episcopalians of Pittsburgh: board member, first president, and IT
manager. No Anglican Covenant Coalition: founder, Episcopal Church convenor, and
Webmaster. Other interests: writing, music, science, baseball, photography, and
railroads.
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