Dane Van Dyck's Resume

Dane van Dyck [email protected], 706 714 2400

Skills and Interests • C, C++, Java, Perl, Bash and PHP Developed a P2P filesharing application with 32/64 bit interoperability and created a mutual exclusion library in C; implemented a (subset of) C compiler with C++ (Bison and Lex); Java experience using generics and interfaces within the Eclipse framework; data extraction and collation with Perl, basic Bash scripting and some familiarity with PHP. • BIND, SVN, Git, patch/quilt Configured and deployed a BIND DNS server at the Georgia Tech Research Institute, employed patch and quilt to maintain Debian packages and utilized Subversion and Git on collaborative school/research research projects. • Security Tools Employed and developed documentation for an array of network/OS security tools at the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI); employed various cross-compilers in embedded device research. • Random Interests Functional programming (Haskell), Distributed systems programming (Erlang), microkernels (GNU Hurd) and program correctness/verification.

Experiences • Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) at GTRI

Summer 2009...

– Identified vulnerabilities on the GTRI network and worked to develop an operating system for network security testing. – Configured network internals such as routing tables, DNS servers and DHCP; worked with and helped develop documentation for various network/OS security tools. • Dynamic Compilation

Spring 2008 – Spring 2009

– Instrumented and analyzed bytecode and helped develop new program optimization techniques. – Worked with the C++ Standard Template Library (STL) and the Low Level Virtual Machine (LLVM) framework. • Embedded Security

Summer 2009

– Sought improvement in the security of cellular devices and networks with modern secure routing techniques and OS virtualization. – Worked at the systems level with Google’s Android operating system; gained experience working with a variety of toolchains and/or cross-compilers on embedded devices.

Education • BS in Computer Science from Georgia Tech • Dean’s List Spring 2007 through Spring 2009, GPA: 3.88 • Graduating August 1st, 2009 • Classes of note – Databases – relational databases, SQL, UML. – Compilers – basic blocks, bytecode optimization, processor scheduling. – Networking – HTTP, SSL, TCP, IP, ethernet, 802.11, DNS, DHCP, OSPF, BGP. – Network Security – IKE, Kerberos, RSA, certificate authorities, reflection/replay attacks.