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                     1GEORGE CARRETTE*


	1Work Address*					1Home Address*
        1000 Mass Ave					86 Norfolk Street
	Cambridge, MA 02138				Cambridge, MA 02139
	671-876-6819					617-576-1267


1OBJECTIVE* A development or consulting position dealing with the
           design and implementation of software systems supporting advanced technical
           applications. Interests in symbolic manipulation,
           object oriented programming languages and scientific computation.

1EDUCATION

Massachusetts Institute of Technology*		Cambridge, MA
June 1981

Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics,
with courses in computer science, scientific writing, physics,
pure and applied mathematics including logic, analysis, probability 
and statistics.

1EXPERIENCE

Lisp Machine Inc.*					Cambridge, MA
October 1983 to date.

Senior lispmachine system software architect and maintainer. Key duties
include advising in a consulting role in-house developement groups,
as well as marketing and customers, on system organization, interface and
performance issues. Managed and developed LMI's TCP-IP networking product.

1Paradigm Associates Inc*				Cambridge, MA
June 1981 to date

This company provides consulting services in the area of advanced symbolic and
scientific computation, in particular the use of 1DOE-Macsyma* and Lisp.
Work includes Dept of Energy suported contracts with Lawrence Livermore Nat Lab
and Los Alamos National Lab for the maintainence and development of
the 1DOE-Macsyma* symbolic algebra system. Other activities include
teaching courses and seminars and the publication of a symbolic algebra
newsletter.

1MIT Mathlab Group*					Cambridge, MA
May 1981 to July 1983

Work on 1NIL* (a new implementation of lisp) on the VAX.
Transported the 1Macsyma* system to the new dialect, which
included making global changes to the sources,
the design and implementation of a 1Maclisp* compatibility
package in 1NIL*, and the writing of debugging tools and
most of the syntactical and source-to-source-transformational
parts of the 1NIL* system, (i.e. the reader, printer, macrology,
tracer, structure editor, and tools for software verification
and distribution). Work at the lab also includes providing
system programming support for academic subjects; and
VAX/VMS system management duties, including installing
hardware devices, network software, and supervising DEC and third party
field-service.

1MIT EECS Department*					Cambridge, MA
May 1981 to June 1982

To design and implement the "Interactive Field Study Session"
program to be used in the electromagnetic-fields core-subject. 
Work involves system programming on the LispMachine of the user-interface, 
realtime graphics, and numerical analysis. An important part of this
work was the meetings with the involved faculty and teaching assistants to
discuss goals and pedagogy.


1MIT R.L.E. Fusion Group*				Cambridge, MA
Sep, 1980 to May 1981

Assisted researchers in the use of Macsyma, Lisp, and Fortran;
maintaining and extending a complex software environment 
involving Lispmachine, VAX/VMS, PDP-10, Multics, and Cray-1 hardware
and related software.

1Massachusetts Institute of Technology*		Cambridge, MA
January 1980 to June 1980

Teaching assistant for the MIT
Computer Science Department's intermediate course on programming
and programming languages.

1Bureau of the Census*					Suitland, MA
Summer 1978

Fortran programming on the Univac 1100 series
or the generation of data tables for special-interest groups.


1PERSONAL BACKGROUND* 

Born in Washington D.C. raised in Silver Spring and
Bowie, Md. Active in various performing arts groups, youth orchestra, chorus,
and civic activities including Four-H and Civil-Air-Patrol. Boston/MIT/Cambridge
activities included Tanglewood Festival Chorus, MIT Drama Shop, and Musical Theatre Guild.

Married, "with one in the oven."