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7 \name{Getty}{Ritter}
8 \email{gdritter@infinitenegativeutility.com}
9 \social[github]{aisamanra}
10 \phone[mobile]{(559) 553-5656}
11 \homepage{infinitenegativeutility.com}
12 % \social[twitter]{aisamanra}
313
414 \begin{document}
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18 \section{Work}
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16 \name{Getty D. Ritter}
17 \address{gdritter@infinitenegativeutility.com}
18 \address{(559) 553-5656}
19
20 \begin{resume}
21 \section{Experience}
22
23 {\bf}\hfill \\
24
25 {\bf Compiler Engineer}\hfill April 2018 - Present\\
26 Groq, Inc.
27 \begin{itemize} \itemsep -2pt
28 \item Worked on a system for compiling TensorFlow machine learning
20 \cventry{2018--Present}{Compiler Engineer}{Groq, Inc.}{Portland,
21 OR}{}{Worked on a system for compiling TensorFlow machine learning
2922 models to a custom ASIC for accelerating inference, with a specific
3023 emphasis on optimizing speed and memory usage of the compiler
31 itself.
32 \end{itemize}
24 itself.}
3325
34 {\bf Engineer and Researcher}\hfill July 2012 - April 2018\\
35 Galois Inc.
36 \begin{itemize} \itemsep -2pt
37 \item Worked as an engineer and researcher on a wide variety of
38 different research projects, notably including the following:
39 \begin{itemize}
26 \cventry{2012--2018}{Engineer and Researcher}{Galois, Inc.}{Portland,
27 OR}{}{Worked as an engineer and researcher on a wide variety of
28 different research projects, notably including the following:%
29 \begin{itemize}%
4030 \item Built static analysis tools for C on top of the Frama-C
4131 verification framework which worked in concert with an
4232 experimental video game front-end designed to enable non-technical
4333 users to produce proofs of software correctness.
44 \item Contributed to ShareMonad, a Haskell implementation of shared
45 multi-party computation and a domain-specific embedded language
46 designed for specifying and facilitating those computations.
4734 \item Extended the QEMU hardware emulator to support an experimental
4835 extended instruction set designed to impede Return-Oriented
4936 Programming attacks, and patched a compiler tool-chain, Linux
5946 microkernel to support Rust projects, and patched preliminary seL4
6047 support into the Rust standard library for several target
6148 platforms.
62 \end{itemize}
63 \end{itemize}
49 \end{itemize}}
6450
65 {\bf Graduate Teaching Fellow}\hfill January 2011 - May 2012\\
66 University of Oregon
67 \begin{itemize} \itemsep -2pt
68 \item Taught various courses at varying levels of expertise,
69 ranging from basic introductory material to advanced material
70 about programming language theory and operating systems.
71 \end{itemize}
51 \cventry{2011--2012}{Graduate Teaching Fellow}{University of
52 Oregon}{Eugene, OR}{}{Taught various courses at varying levels of
53 expertise, ranging from basic introductory material to advanced
54 material about programming language theory and operating systems.}
7255
73 {\bf Developer}\hfill July 2010 - September 2010\\
74 Noisy Creatures
75 \begin{itemize} \itemsep -2pt
76 \item Designed and implemented iPad-based video game.
77 \end{itemize}
56 \cventry{2010}{Developer}{Noisy Creatures}{Berkeley, CA}{}{
57 Designed and implemented iPad-based video game.}
7858
79 {\bf Lecturer \& Teacher}\hfill June 2009 - August 2009\\
80 University of California Berkeley
81 \begin{itemize} \itemsep -2pt
82 \item Lectured and ran labs for CS3L --- Introduction to Symbolic
83 Programming.
84 \end{itemize}
85
86 {\bf Tutor}\hfill September 2007 - May 2010\\
87 University of California Berkeley Self-Paced Center
88 \begin{itemize} \itemsep -2pt
89 \item Tutored students in a one-on-one environment to teach
90 a wide variety of programming languages and environments.
91 \item From 2009 to 2010, also worked as Head Tutor, developing new
92 curricula, projects, and tests for the center.
93 \end{itemize}
59 \cventry{2007-2010}{Tutor}{University of California
60 Berkeley}{Berkeley, CA}{}{Tutored students in a one-on-one
61 environment to teach a wide variety of programming languages and
62 environments. From 2009 to 2010, also worked as Head Tutor,
63 developing new curricula, projects, and tests for the center.}
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9565
9666 \section{Education}
97 {\bf B.A. Linguistics \& equivalent of B.A. Computer Science}\\
98 Graduated May 2010\\
99 University of California, Berkeley\\
100 Berkeley, California
101 \\
102 \\
103 {\bf M.S. Computer and Information Science}\\
104 Graduated June 2012 \\
105 University of Oregon\\
106 Eugene, Oregon
67 \cventry{2006--2010}{B.A. Linguistics \& equivalent of B.A. Computer Science}{University of California Berkeley}{Berkeley, CA}{}{}
68 \cventry{2010--2012}{M.S. Computer and Information Science}{University of Oregon}{Eugene, OR}{}{}
69
70 \section{Open Source Projects}
71 \cvitem{\href{https://github.com/matterhorn-chat/matterhorn}{matterhorn}}{A feature-rich terminal-based client for the Mattermost chat system}
72 \cvitem{\href{https://github.com/aisamanra/s-cargot}{s-cargot}}{A flexible and powerful s-expression parsing library}
73 \cvitem{\href{https://github.com/aisamanra/config-ini}{config-ini}}{A bidirectional configuration parsing library}
10774
10875 \section{Skills}
109 \begin{tabular}[t]{@{} p{1.2in} p{3.75in} @{}}
110 \bf{Proficient with:} & C, Haskell, Java, JavaScript, OCaml, Python, Rust, Scheme, SML, UNIX/Linux \\
111 \\
112 \bf{Some experience with:} & Assembly (x86, x86\_64, ARM), C++, Common Lisp, Erlang, Go, PHP, Ruby, Scala, seL4 \\
113 \\
114 \bf{Spoken languages:} & English fluently; some Mandarin, Italian, Russian, and Esperanto
115 \end{tabular}
116 \end{resume}
76 \cvitem{Proficient with:}{C, Haskell, JavaScript, OCaml, Python, Rust, Scheme, SML, UNIX/Linux}
77 \cvitem{Some experience with:}{Assembly (x86, x86\_64, ARM), C++, Common Lisp, Erlang, Go, Java, PHP, Ruby, Scala, seL4}
78 \cvitem{Spoken languages:}{English fluently; some Mandarin, Italian, and Russian}
11779 \end{document}