MARY ANN EPISCOPO STUMBAUGH

EDUCATION:

Master of Computer Science, May 1995
University of Virginia, School of Engineering and Applied Science, Charlottesville, VA 
Master's Project: A World Wide Web Interface for Technical Report Archives

BS Chemical Engineering, May 1987
University of Virginia, School of Engineering and Applied Science, Charlottesville, VA 
(Walter S. Rodman Scholar)

COMPUTER SKILLS:
Machines: Sun Workstation, SGI, IBM PC, Macintosh 
Operating Systems: UNIX, Windows (3.1, NT, 95), MS-DOS
Languages: perl, SQL, C, HTML, C++, python

EXPERIENCE:

Research Scientist, Computer Science Department, University of Virginia.
Design, develop, and implement software for electronic commerce,
including data management and user interface, specializing in
internet-database interactions; Work with clients to define system
requirements, come up with innovative solutions, and manage projects;
Create and maintain all aspects of websites, including graphics, html
pages, site organization and navigation, interactive programs, and web
and database servers; Conduct research on issues related to commerce
on the internet. Projects include Virginia's Brainpower for Business
(www.brainpower.org) and MatchMaker (www.cit.org/matchmaker/).
(1995-present)
(Received "Best New Electronic Product or Service" award from Virginia's Center for Innovative Technology, 1998)
(Received "Best New Product or Service" award from Virginia's Center for Innovative Technology, 1997)

Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant, Computer Science Department, University of Virginia.
Worked on the interaction and modification of various servers,
clients, and browsers, including wais, httpd, and mosaic; Developed
and maintained websites, including server setup and configuration;
Served on web manager team for the department. (1994-1995)
Graded and assisted in the teaching of an introductory computer
science course. (1993-1994) 

Environmental Engineer, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C.
Mobile Sources, Office of Air and Radiation: Developed and oversaw
testing operations on automobiles; analyzed test results based on
manufacturer specifications and federal emissions standards; drafted
federal regulation and policy under the Clean Air Act.  (1991-1993) 
Industrial Permitting, Office of Water: Led permit analysis teams
auditing state and regional regulatory programs; provided technical
review of and written response to wastewater treatment variance
requests; managed contract resources, including finances and
personnel; developed and drafted federal regulation and policy under
the Clean Water Act.  (1988-1991) 
(Received Special Achievement Award for Superior Performance 1989, 1990, 1992)

Chemical Engineer, Versar Incorporated, Springfield, VA.
Provided technical review of surveys of hazardous waste handling
facilities, assessing treatment and storage capabilities and
capacity. (1987-1988)