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| #import "modern-cv-dmd.typ": * | |
| #show: resume.with( | |
| author: ( | |
| firstname: "Daniel M.", | |
| lastname: "Drucker", | |
| title: "Ph.D.", | |
| email: "[email protected]", | |
| homepage: "3e.org", | |
| phone: "(+1) 215-840-0323", | |
| github: "dmd", | |
| linkedin: "danielmdrucker", | |
| positions: ( | |
| "IT management", | |
| "bioinformatics", | |
| "neuroimaging", | |
| "Unix", | |
| "Python", | |
| "ETL", | |
| "robots", | |
| "human factors", | |
| "DevOps", | |
| ), | |
| ), | |
| description: "Daniel's resume", | |
| profile-picture: none, | |
| date: datetime.today().display(), | |
| language: "en", | |
| colored-headers: true, | |
| show-footer: false, | |
| show-address-icon: true, | |
| paper-size: "us-letter", | |
| ) | |
| = Experience | |
| #resume-entry( | |
| title: "Director of IT / Senior Manager, Bioinformatics / Associate in Psychiatry", | |
| location: "Belmont, MA", | |
| date: "2019 - Present", | |
| description: "McLean Hospital / Mass General Brigham / Harvard Medical School", | |
| ) | |
| #resume-item[ | |
| - Set center-wide IT strategy and budgeting across clinical and research programs; set mission, roadmap, and capacity plans for compute, storage, and networking. | |
| - Architect resilient infrastructure with operational continuity; lead purchasing, capacity management, and lifecycle planning. | |
| - Deliver enterprise backup & DR with on- and off-site replication supporting disk, machine, and site-level recovery. | |
| - Build observability and QA: Zabbix-based real-time monitoring/alerting and trend-driven predictive models; performance metrics to forecast growth and utilization. | |
| - Deploy modern imaging platforms including XNAT and Orthanc on TrueNAS + Proxmox; reproducible configuration-as-code; lossless ETL of images, metadata, and users. | |
| - Develop reproducible neuroimaging pipelines: automated fMRIPrep workflows driven by declarative YAML. | |
| - Maintain research computing: Red Hat + Bright/SLURM HPC; current imaging/system software; shared storage, backup, and networking for Core and Clinical Services; manage PACS and RIS. | |
| - Virtualize services to reduce hardware footprint and improve agility and reliability. | |
| - Direct desktop support operations: standards, processes, training; recruit, develop, and retain a high-performing team. | |
| - Bridge IT and neuroscience as grant co-investigator: shape experimental design, build analysis software and data flows, interpret results, and contribute to publications; collaborate with external scientists. | |
| - Partner with clinical and research stakeholders to refine workflows; evaluate and adopt emerging IT, data science, and imaging technologies to meet evolving community needs. | |
| ] | |
| #resume-entry( | |
| title: "Internal Consultant", | |
| location: "Lexington, MA", | |
| date: "2016 - 2019", | |
| description: "Ab Initio Software", | |
| ) | |
| #resume-item[ | |
| - Supported clients, including many of the Fortune 50, in their use of the Ab Initio ETL software including the GDE, Co>Operating System, Control Center, Metadata Hub, and underlying systems. | |
| - Built software solutions on Linux, Solaris, and AIX ranging from low-level system utilities to high-performance data processing engines operating over data warehouse systems spanning tens of thousands of database tables and hundreds of petabytes of data. | |
| - Implemented systems to provide data lineage traceability and provide build systems that supply reproducible reporting. | |
| - Taught internal classes in the use of our technologies and developed additional teaching materials to enhance existing classes. | |
| - Managed and helped develop the internal proprietary Help system as well as its open source (nginx and Tomcat) components. | |
| - Developed and maintained internal-facing dashboards (web-based and using custom designed hardware based on the Raspberry Pi and Arduino platforms) to support visualization and escalation. | |
| - Started and managed a lecture series, "Brainfood", wherein colleagues presented interesting scientific concepts, their thesis work, or anything else they found fascinating. | |
| ] | |
| #resume-entry( | |
| title: "Scientist / Software Architect", | |
| location: "Watertown, MA", | |
| date: "2012 - 2016", | |
| description: "Interactive Motion Technologies", | |
| ) | |
| #resume-item[ | |
| - Developed software (Python, bash, Tcl/Tk, and C, on Linux) for FDA and CE certified robots that assist stroke and other patients with rehabilitation. | |
| - Worked with clinical staff to design treatment protocols and translate these into products. | |
| - Made sure the robots followed Asimov’s First Law of Robotics by implementing multiple redundant safety systems including software- and hardware-based power-off systems triggering on logical, electrical, and mechanical faults, with hard real time (\<1 ms) decision time requirements. | |
| - Rewrote tens of thousands of lines of legacy Tcl/Tk code in (much less) Python | |
| - Developed software in C for an Atmel microcontroller, replacing the PLC in a new product line | |
| - Developed robot mechanical dynamics simulations in Jupyter/IPython Notebook | |
| - Rewrote the central Xenomai-based real-time robot control loop to use a CANbus architecture | |
| - Redesigned software deployment mechanism, which had been based mostly on manual instructions and loose collections of shell scripts, to use modern Debian packages and containerization | |
| - Mentored junior programmers and interns | |
| ] | |
| #resume-entry( | |
| title: "Usability Specialist", | |
| location: "Philadelphia, PA", | |
| date: "2010 - 2012", | |
| description: "Design Science", | |
| ) | |
| #resume-item[ | |
| - Heuristic analysis, usability testing, statistics, data analysis, and background research in the service of medical device usability and safety, including human factors testing for regulatory approval. | |
| - Applied principles of human psychology and cognitive performance to improving usability. | |
| ] | |
| #resume-entry( | |
| title: "Lead, Network Operations / Systems Analyst", | |
| location: "NJ", | |
| date: "1999 - 2002", | |
| description: "AT&T Easylink, JP Morgan (TransactPlus), Bristol-Myers Squibb", | |
| ) | |
| #resume-item[ | |
| At these three positions: | |
| - Developed tools in Perl and shell to monitor Unix systems and networks. | |
| - Supported Unix systems providing financial and other messaging services to 100,000+ customers in a high availability environment. | |
| - Created formal documentation of procedures that had previously been passed down orally. | |
| ] | |
| #block(below: 0.7em) | |
| = Education | |
| #resume-entry( | |
| title: "University of Pennsylvania", | |
| location: "Philadelphia, PA", | |
| date: "2004 - 2009", | |
| description: "Ph.D., Psychology (Visual and Cognitive Neuroscience)", | |
| ) | |
| Thesis: Neural Object Representation Spaces and their Metric Properties | |
| #resume-item[ | |
| - I showed a new method of computationally modeling and analyzing functional neuroimaging data using multidimensional scaling-like methods. Code (primarily Matlab) written for my dissertation is available at #link("https://github.com/dmd/thesis")[github.com/dmd/thesis]. | |
| - I wrote tools in Python and Matlab to manage long-running computation jobs and the operation of the Penn Center for Functional Neuroimaging cluster, and created a calendaring system to manage MRI reservations with complex business process requirements. I additionally took coursework in the theory of human decision-making: the science of how and why people and organizations make mistakes, and how to overcome these mistakes and make rational decisions instead. | |
| ] | |
| #resume-entry( | |
| title: "Rutgers University", | |
| location: "New Brunswick, NJ", | |
| date: "2003", | |
| description: "B.A., Psychology and Cognitive Science", | |
| ) | |
| #block(below: 0.7em) | |
| = Key Papers | |
| #block(below: 0.2em) | |
| #resume-item[ | |
| - Drucker DM, Kerr WT, Aguirre GK. 2009. Distinguishing conjoint and independent neural tuning for stimulus features with fMRI adaptation. _Journal of Neurophysiology_. #link("https://3e.org/paper/dci")[3e.org/paper/dci] | |
| - Drucker DM, Aguirre GK. 2009. Different spatial scales of shape similarity representation in lateral and ventral LOC. _Cerebral Cortex_. #link("https://3e.org/paper/scale")[3e.org/paper/scale] | |
| ] | |
| = Extras | |
| #block(below: 0.2em) | |
| #resume-item[ | |
| - I am a licensed pilot and fly small sport aircraft; I contribute to numerous open source projects; I contradance and participate in other folk music events. I have been using, programming, and administering Unix at 3e.org and elsewhere since 1991. | |
| ] |
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