Jonathan S. Kim's Resume (General)
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Last update: January 23, 2007
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Jonathan Song Kim
2960 Champion Way #2303
Tustin, CA 92782
jonathsk@uci.edu
(510)847-2680
www.unkn0wn.org
SKILLS
General Work:
Design and develop test plan management system
Automated testing
QA reporting and Status
Software Installation
Regression/Validation Testing
Full Development and Testing Cycle
Software:
MSC.Patran, MSC.Nastran, CATIAV4, CATIAV5, Microsoft Office XP/2003, MacromediaFlash MX, Adobe Photoshop, Paintshop Pro
Operating Systems:
Windows 95/98/XP; Competency in Linux(Redhat, SuSe)/Unix (HPIPF, AIX, SUNS, RS6K, HP700)/Windowx NT
Languages:
C++, Python, HTML, Java, LC-2
Korean (Read/Write/Speak)
EDUCATION
University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA
2002-Present
Major: Computer Engineering
- Computer-related courses taken:
ECE 10 - Computational Methods in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Computers and structured programming. Binary representation. Hands-on experience
with a high-level structured programming language. Intro to algorithm efficiency.
Applications of structured programming in solving engineering problems.
ECE 12 - Introduction to Programming
Python programming syntax/style, types. Numbers and sequences. Controlf low.
I/O and errors/exceptions. Function calling, parameter passing, formal arguments,
return values. Variable scoping.
ECE 20 - Computer Systems and Programming in C
Data representation and operations. Simple logic design. Basic computer organization.
Instruction set architecture and assembly language programming, introduction to C.
Functions and recursions. Data structures, pointers, and linked lists.
ECE 31 - Introduction to Digital Systems
Digital representation of information. Specifications of combinational and sequential systems.
Analysis and design of networks of gates and flip flops. Standard modules and their use.
Introduction to algorithmic systems: datapath and control.
ECE 31LB - Introduction to Digital Logic Laboratory
Intro to common digital building blocks: gates, memory circuits, MSI components.
Operating characteristics, specifications, and applications. Design of simple combinational
and sequential digital systems (processors and state machines). Construction and
debugging techniques using hardware description languages and CAD tools.
ECE 40 - Object-Oriented Systems and Programming
Primitive types and expressions. The class and method definition. Information hiding and
&nbsencapsulation. pObjects and reference. Overloading. constructors. Inheritance basics.
Programming 10:56 AM 5/23/2005with inheritance. Dynamic binding and polymorphism.
Exception handling. An overview of streams and file input/output.
ECE 70A - Network Analysis I
Modeling and analysis of electronic networks. Basic network theorems.
Sinusoidal steady state and transient analysis of RLC networks and the impedance concept.
ECE 70B - Network analysis II
Laplace transforms, complex frequency, and the s-plane. Network functions and frequency
response, including resonance. Bode plots. Two-port network characterization.
ECE 112 - Organizations of Digital Computers
Building blocks and organization of digital computers, the arithmetic, control, and memory units,
and input/output devices and interfaces. Microprogramming and microprocessors.
ECE 114 - Engineering Data Structures and Algorithms
Design of efficient algorithms for practical data structures in engineering applications. Models of
computation.
ECE 170 - Electronics I
The properties of semiconductors, electronic conduction in solids, the physics and operation
principles of semiconductor devices such as diodes and transistors, transistor equivalent circuits,
and transistor amplifiers.
ECE 170LB - Electronics I Laboratory
Laboratory accompanying EECS170A to perform experiments on semiconductor material properties,
semiconductor device physics and operation principles, and transistor amplifiers to improve
experimental skills and to enhance the understanding of lecture materials.
Seoul American High School, Seoul, South Korea1997-2002
Cum. GPA: 3.8
Graduation Date: 15 June 2002
WORK EXPERIENCE
MSC.Software(MNSCE) Santa Ana, CADEC 2004 - Present
REGRESSION TESTER/QUALITY ASSURANCE
www.mscsoftware.com
Design, implement, and maintain automated test environments for regression testing of client's
software releases in Linux/Unix/WINNT environment.
Find, record and track software defects.
Produce regression reports for software developers to identify problems and
defects that needed to be fixed. Responsible for testing numerous graphics cards across a
wide variety of operating systems (Solaris, Linux, Unix, Windows, Suns) using graphics software
such as MSC.PATRAN and CATIAV5 for companies such as NVidia and ATI.
TEC School Seoul, South KoreaJAN 2002 - APR 2002
ENGLISH TUTOR
Employer: Sunny Lee
Phone: 001-1-82-2-3775-4200
Email: tecschool@tecschool.com
To converse with non-English speaking students in hopes to increase their understanding of
the English language and to establish normal and regular English-spoken conversations over the phone.
ACTIVITES/ACHIEVEMENTS
United States Air Force Reserves Officers' Training Corps, UCLA DET 055, CA2003-Present
Website
C/Maj, Operations Support Squadron Commander
Duties include supervising the squadron's Director of Training, Drill and Ceremonies Officer,
Physical Fitness Officer, Conflict LLAB Officer, and the Field Training Prep Officer.
Responsible for the support of operations for 80+ cadets.
C/Capt, Uniform & Supply Officer in Charge
Duty includes the responsibilty for organizing and supplying uniform and supplies for 100+ cadets.
C/1st Lieutenant, Drill & Ceremonies Officer in Charge
Duties include training and supervising 100 cadets in D&C operations.
C/2nd Lieutenant, Drill Team Assistant Commander
Duties include training and supervising a 5-man drill team.
Habitat for Humanity, UCI 2003-Present
Treasurer/Fundraiser
Responsible for the safekeeping and maintaining chapter's financial records
Responsible to see that 75% of fundraising profits are tithed to Habitat for Humanity of O.C.
Purchase necessary items for chapter
Created and implemented a fund-raising plan to meet chapter goals
3rd Annual KSEA Young Generation Technical and Leadership Conference, New YorkJanuary 5-7, 2007
Participant
Website
2nd Annual KSEA Young Generation Technical and Leadership Conference, Los Angeles, CA January 6-8, 2006
Participant
Website
Graduate of the 6th Annual Walk-a-thon for University students, Seoul, South Korea 2004 Summer
Graduate
A 21-night 22-day walk across South Korea walking a total distance of 597.5km (371.3 mi).
Challenge began on July 23 in the city Of Taegu.
Map can be seen here. List of Group 9 students.
Korean Health Association, UCI 2002-2004
Website Administrator
Website
Responsible for updating and maintaing the organizations website.
Engineering Student Council, UCI 2002-2003
Activities Committee
Website
Organized the council, inter-organization, and School of Engineering events
including retreats, socials, banquest, etc.
Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association, UCI 2002-2003
Member
Trains members to be good young professionals, fellowship between other
engineers and to volunteer for a better technological society.
United States Army Reserves Officers' Training Corps, Cali. State of Long Beach, CA2003-2004
HONORS/AWARDS
Best Paper, 3rd Annual KSEA Young Generation Technical and Leadership Conference, New YorkJAN 2007
Recipient of $500
The National Society of Sons of the American Revolution, Silver Medal 20 MAY 2005
Presented by the Sons of Liberty Chapter
Given in recognition of superior leadership abilities and accomplishments,
military bearing, and overall academic excellence.
American Legions Locale 283 Scholarship, 20 MAY 2005
Recipient of $1000
AFROTC Field Training Graduate, Ellsworth AFB, Rapid City, South Dakota 2004 Summer
Graduated top 1/3
Armed Forces Communication and Electronics Association Chapter 169 Scholarship 2004 Summer
Recipient of $1000
Student of the Quarter SY 2002-2003
Presented by school Principal
General Motors: Citizen of the Year Scholarship SY 2002-2003
Recipient of $2000
Society of American Military Engineers Scholarship SY 2002-2003
Recipient of $1000
Yongsan Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association Chapter 169 ScholarshipSY 2002-2003
Recipient of $1000
HIGH SCHOOL [1998 - 2002]
Army Junior Reserves Officers' Training Corps 1997-2002
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel, Regimental S-3
Responsible for planning and implementing exercises and activities
Responsible for maintaining Standard Operation Procedures (SOPs)
Responsible for accountability of entire battalion, equipment, and duties assigned.
Drill Team Commander
In charge of teaching, coaching, and motivating a 12-cadet team for
drill competitions and participating in community functions
Honor Guard Commander
Responsible for preparing team for community functions
Rifle Team Commander
Responsible for accountability of personnel and equipment; safety of personnel
Renaissance Committee 1999-2002
President
Boys and Girls Club of America 2001-2002
Corresponding Secretary
National Honor Society 2000-2002
Member
Student Action Leadership Team 2000-2002
Offering Team
Responsible for keeping church members informed of activities/events.
Student of the Quarter 2002
Presented by school Principal
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