Jeffrey Paone

Experience

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  Innoprise Software

  Jan 2007 - Jan 2010

  Senior Lead Java Developer

  • Developed an online interface for municipalities to enter and track clients’ tax returns• Converted an existing payroll system and added an improved web interface• Interacted with client testers to locate and isolate bugs and system crashes at runtime• Managed a four person team to design, document and implement an HR/Payroll System• Proposed more efficient methods to increase performance of existing products

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  Today in ND History

  Jan 2010 - Jan 2018

  Webmaster, Designer, Creator

  • Designed web interface and page layout using efficient HTML5, PHP, JavaScript, and AJAX methods.• Maintained SQL database back-end, safe to internet attacks, with quick querying.• Administer a LAMP stack to host web application.• Oversee full development pipeline from conception to development to live deployment. • Implement effective version control and bug tracking methods to improve development efficiency.• Responsible for content and data validity.

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  University of Notre Dame

  Aug 2012 - Jul 2013

  • Received GAANN Fellowship from U.S. Department of Education.• Produced internationally recognized and award winning research in peer-reviewed publications.• Successfully satisfied requirements for Doctorate of Philosophy in Computer Science. • Taught undergraduate level Computer Graphics & Animation• Taught graduate level Computer Graphics & Animation• Received excellent, above-average Course Instructor Feedback from students

  • Graduate Research Fellow

    Jul 2010 - Jul 2013

  • Adjunct Professor

    Aug 2012 - Dec 2012
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  Oak Ridge National Laboratory

  Aug 2013 - Jul 2015

  Postdoctoral Researcher

  • Responsible for developing a camera calibration model for over 8,000 cameras while having access to only 100 cameras.• Creating baselines for new algorithms and evaluating performer teams on a challenging real world Naturalistic Driving dataset• Developing a complete biometric capture system. Responsible for hardware component selection and software development. Created interactive GUI and serial links to control various hardware components.• Collaborating with fellow researchers to receive additional funding for computer vision & machine learning research projects in areas of great need.• Continuing to produce internationally recognized research in peer-reviewed publications. Show less

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  Colorado School of Mines

  Aug 2015 - now

  - Oversaw revision of CS curriculum to address gaps in knowledge and strengthen student introduction, application, & retention- Developed new CSCI 200 Foundational Programming Concepts & Design course- Coordinated multiple sections of CSCI 200 and CSCI 261 Programming Concepts with over 300 students by preparing materials & assessments and leading a team of adjuncts, tutors, & TAs - Taught CSCI 200 Foundational Programming Concepts & Design, CSCI 261 Programming Concepts, CSCI 370 Advanced Software Engineering, CSCI 441 Computer Graphics, CSCI 444/544 Advanced Computer Graphics, CSCI 448 Mobile Application Development- ICPC Coach (NAC 2022 & 2023)-Organized faculty led summer study abroad to Maynooth, Ireland (Summer 2022)- University of Canterbury Visiting Erskine Fellowship (Spring 2024) Show less - Designed, successfully proposed, and advertised CS+X tracks by collaborating with departments across campus- Created department course schedule and hired adjuncts each semester > Generated annual course offerings template to assist students in future course planning by knowing which semester courses would be routinely offered- Successfully chaired and served on multiple faculty search committees- Created advising materials to assist faculty in mentoring students- Represented department on University Undergraduate Council- Served on university Core Curriculum Committee- ICPC Coach (World Finals 2018 & 2019, NAIPC 2018 & 2019)- Coordinated multiple sections of CSCI 261 Programming Concepts with over 300 students by preparing materials & assessments and leading a team of adjuncts, tutors, & TAs - Taught CSCI 261 Programming Concepts, CSCI 370 Advanced Software Engineering, CSCI 441 Computer Graphics, CSCI 444/544 Advanced Computer Graphics, CSCI 445 Web Programming, CSCI 448 Mobile Application Development, CSCI 490 Programming Challenges-Led summer study abroad course at John Cabot University Show less - Created department course schedule and hired adjuncts each semester- Served on faculty search committee- Created advising materials to assist faculty in mentoring students- Represented department on University Undergraduate Council- ICPC Coach (NAIPC 2016)- Coordinated multiple sections of CSCI 261 Programming Concepts with over 300 students by preparing materials & assessments and leading a team of adjuncts, tutors, & TAs - Taught CSCI 261 Programming Concepts, CSCI 441 Computer Graphics Show less

  • Director of Undergraduate Studies & Teaching Professor of Computer Science

    Apr 2021 - now

  • Director of Undergraduate Studies & Teaching Associate Professor of Computer Science

    Jan 2020 - Mar 2021

  • Assistant Department Head & Teaching Associate Professor of Computer Science

    Jan 2017 - Dec 2019

  • Assistant Division Director & Teaching Associate Professor of Computer Science

    Jul 2016 - Dec 2016

  • Teaching Associate Professor of Computer Science

    Aug 2015 - Jun 2016
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  John Cabot University

  Jun 2018 - Aug 2018

  Adjunct Professor

  - Taught CS 160 Programming Concepts and Applications- Instructed undergraduate and graduate international students from North America, South America, and Europe- Incorporated local history and culture into class discussions, examples, and applications

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  Maynooth University

  Jun 2022 - Aug 2022

  Visiting Professor

  - Faculty led summer study abroad experience- Organized historical, cultural, and educational field trips- Incorporated local history and culture into class discussions, examples, and applications

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  University of Canterbury

  Feb 2024 - Jun 2024

  Erskine Fellow

  - Co-taught COSC101/DIGI101 Working in a Digital World leading lecture and tutorial sections