Jeffrey R. Fox
JeffreyRFox<at>msn.com
30 Via Piedras, Manitou Springs, CO 80829 Tel (719)685-1451
PERSONAL
Born 1950, Rochester, NY; Married, two children.
EDUCATION
B.A. |
Reed College |
1972 |
Chemistry |
M.S. |
Cornell University |
1976 |
Theoretical Chemistry |
Ph.D.
|
Cornell University |
1979 |
Theoretical Chemistry |
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
- 2007-Present Self-Employed Mobile Device Software Developer and
Localization Specialist
- 2005-2007 Alternative High School teacher - mathematics, science,
technology
- 2002-2005 Embedded Control Software Contractor, Colorado Springs
- 1999-2002 Senior Software Engineer., MCI Worldcom, Inc., Colorado
Springs
- 1995-1999 Software Design Contractor to MCI Site Controller
Development
Team, Colorado Springs, Colorado
- 1991-1995 Vice president and software engineer at Cryodata, Inc.
of Niwot, Colorado
- 1983-1991 Research Scientist and Computer Specialist,
National Institute of Standards and Technology
(NIST) (formerly the National Bureau of Standards), Boulder
- 1981-1983 Postdoctoral Research Associate at NIST
- 1979-1981 Postdoctoral Research Associate, Dept. of Chem., Stanford
Univ.
1976-1978 Research Assistant, Cornell University
- 1973-1976 Teaching Assistant (physical chemistry, statistical
mechanics), Cornell University
- 1972-1973 Computer aided income tax preparation specialist, American
Data Services, Portland, Oregon
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
- Computational skills: device control and embedded systems specialist;
protocol implementation and translation (TCP/IP, HTTP, telnet, etc.);
programming language translation, porting, refactoring, and proxy
interfacing to legacy systems; scientific application and simulation
programming; data compression, state machine, and cooperative
multitasking technologies
- Computer languages/Operating systems (recent only -- 40 years total
programming experience): C/C++ on Solaris and Linux; Forth, assembly on
multiple embedded system types; Java and JVM hosted scripting languages;
creation of embedded scripting languages
- Multivendor Telco equipment management: ASCII (TL1, PDS) and Binary
language parsing; control systems development for Digital Cross Connects
and monitoring equipment; remote performance and alarm collection
- Mathematical skills: modeling of dynamic and stochastic systems,
analytical methods, optimization, partial differential calculus
- Theoretical chemistry: Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
- Teaching: Colorado Professional License with endorsement in Secondary
Science, highly qualified in Mathematics
SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS
Tricritical Phenomena in Ternary and Quaternary Fluid
Mixtures,
J. Chem. Phys. 69, 2231 (1978)
Nonclassical Equations of State for Critical and Tricritical
Points,
J. Stat. Phys. 21, 243 (1979)
Molecular Dynamics Simulation of the Glass
Transition,
(with Hans C. Andersen) Ann. of the New York Acad. of Sci. 371, 123 (1981)
Method for Construction of Nonclassical Equations of
State,
Fluid Phase Equilibria, 14, 45 (1983)
Molecular Dynamics Simulations of a Supercooled Liquid and
Glass,
(with Hans C. Andersen) J. Phys. Chem. 88, 4019 (1984)
Development of a Field-Space Corresponding-States Method for
Fluids and Fluid Mixtures, Fluid Phase Equilibria, 37, 123
(1987)
A Field-Space Conformal Solution Method, (with
T.S. Storvick) Int. J. of Thermophysics, 11, 49 (1990)
A Field-Space Conformal Solution Method: Binary Vapor-Liquid
Phase Behavior, (with T.S. Storvick) Int. J. of Thermophysics,
11, 61 (1990)
A Thermophysical Properties Calculator Embedded in a
Commercial Spreadsheet, (with V. Arp and R. D. McCarty), in
Computerized Thermophysical Property Packages, HTD 225, ASME
SOFTWARE PUBLICATIONS AND COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS
Two-Dimensional Ising Model Simulation,
The Conference on Computers in Physics Instruction: Software (1988)
Gaspak.dll and @Gaspak
add-in spreadsheet function libraries for pure fluid thermodynamic and
transport properties prediction (available from Cryodata, Inc.)
123Forth and @Forth
spreadsheet add-in interactive-programming environments for spreadsheet
control scripting and function library development
FoxForth 486 cache resident Forth
interpreter/compiler (placed in the public domain)
THESIS TITLES
Contribution to the Theory of Temporal Order in Chemical
Systems,
Adviser: Dr. William Weir, Reed College, Portland, Oregon (1972)
Tricritical Phenomena in Fluid Mixtures,
Adviser: Dr. Benjamin Widom, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY (1979)
References available upon request