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Maya  Baltrop

Washington, D.C.n Email: maya@gmail.comnPhone: (757) 214–9876

Years of Professional Experience:  1.5

Education:                     B.S. Computer Science, Elizabeth City State University (May 2009)

                                M.S. Systems and Computer Science, Howard University (May 2012)              

Security Clearance:No active clearance/Clearable                                                                                                                                    

Experience Summary
Ms. Baltrop has an extensive research background as well as experience in software engineering.  She received a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science with a minor in GIS/Remote Sensing.  Ms. Baltrop has experience with data entry and visualization of data.  She has assisted in the webpage design for viewing various sets of information as well as utilizing her analytical and research skills for software development and research support.  She has experience using scientific visualization tools such as Interactive Data Language (IDL) and Grid Analysis and Display System (GrADS).  Ms. Baltrop’s written and verbal communication skills have been prominent to her successful development in project research papers, and implementation of software as well as research projects.

Summary of Skills:  Data Analysis, Data Entry, Research Development, Scientific Visualization Tools, Technical Writing, Web page Development

Technical Skills and Training

Operating Systems:  Windows XP (Intermediate), Mac OS X (training), UNIX (beginner)

Software:  Adobe Dreamweaver/Fireworks (training), Neo4j (beginner) Grid Analysis and Display System (GrADS) (beginner), Multi-Analysis and Archive System (MAAS) (training), SOCET GXP (training), ArcMap (working knowledge) Mathematica (working knowledge), Maple (working knowledge),Microsoft Office: Excel, PowerPoint, Word (Intermediate)

Programming Languages:  C++ (working knowledge), Java (training), HTML (basics), TCL/TK (exposure)

Experience Details

Booz Allen Hamilton, 2011 – 2012

Consultant

·          Currently working on a project for a graph database using the Neo4j software in which Ms. Baltrop is building the basic prototype for the graph database, the user interface, basic add, edit, select functions for nodes in the database

·          Intricately involved in researchingTerraGo Technologies, Inc. for her supervisor and technical team members to support the Geoint Visualization Services (GVS) proposal

·          Coordinated a demo of the software, which exhibited the various products that even non-GIS users can apply to update geospatial information

·          Received the MAAS (Multi-Analysis Archive System) training offered at Booz Allen, which gave an overview of the data, imagery analysis and software NGA uses.

·          Software tools Ms. Baltrop was introduced to wasSOCET GXP; which is a geospatial-intelligence (GEOINT) tool that uses imagery from commercial, satellite, and tactical means to identify and analyze ground features.

·          Assisted with developing a process diagram to depict Booz Allen’s agile processes and NGA’s Milestone Reviews in one overarching diagram   

Major Accomplishments:
The demo with TerraGo Technologies aided in introducing new software for potential client work.

As well as the MAAS training being a critical tool beneficial to Ms. Baltrop development at the firm in addition to future client efforts.

This would allow for Booz Allen agile development approach to be implemented during a current project while concurrently implementing NGA reviews for a more defined process and product release.

Honeywell Technology Solutions, Inc. 2010 – 2011

Intern

·          An intern in support of the Near Earth Networks Services (NENS) Contract, in which she interacted with software managers to provide support for activities associated with the contract

·          Responsible for the collection and management of software metrics which required the tracking and analysis of the software metrics on a month-to-month basis

·          Used Microsoft Office tools to derive a correlation of the software metrics into a graphical representation to note any trending such as if defects increased, decreased or stayed the same

·          Which were a significant aspect in driving staffing decisions to make possible changes in the software development process

Major Accomplishments:
The tracking of the software defects aided in suggesting what changes could be implemented to reduce the defect count in product releases.

Elizabeth City State University, 2006 – 2007, Work-study Program

Assistant Webpage Developer

·          Responsible for layout and format of a webpage which was leveraged for student usage

·          The web page was utilized for students to view notes, homework assignments and other class materials

·          Arachnophilia is a free open-source software used for web page development as well as a general programming tool; The interactive GUI allows for ease of use and/or actual coding

Major Accomplishments:

Enabled students to have an alternative source for viewing class materials at any given time.

Relieved supervisor/professor to manage other obligations associated with job role

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Elizabeth City State University, 2005 – 2006, Work-study Program

Student Aide Assistant                                                  

·          Responsible for entering data into a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet obtained from research of data collected

·          In addition, to data collection, she performed other additional tasks which included scientific research as well as attended weekly meetings where ideas, objectives, and data used to perform research were discussed

Major Accomplishments:

Enhanced Microsoft Excel Skills

Relieved professor of any additional workload outside of class time and office hours

Past Research Experience

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Atmospheric Sciences, June 2009 – July 2009
Project title:  “Warm Season Climate Variability along the United States East Coast”

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center collaborated with Howard University for a research internship program called Goddard Space Flight Center/Howard University Fellowship in Atmospheric Sciences (GoHFAS).  The internship provided participants with research experience in atmospheric sciences with faculty members at Goddard’s Space Flight Center facility and upon completion, one year of academic funding in the upcoming school year. 

·          Goal was to obtain an understanding of the physical mechanisms (Sea Surface Temperature (SST), Sea Level Pressure (SLP), precipitation, etc.) that had an effect on the east coast climate variation during the 1979–2004 years

·          Utilized Modern-Era Retrospective-Analysis for Research and Applications (MERRA) data to obtain the atmospheric quantities and NASA-Seasonal Interannual Prediction Project (NSIPP) climate model to observe the climate variability

·          Software used, Grid Analysis and Display System (GrADS) used for the visualization of earth science MERRA data by running FORTRAN code in GrADS, which was plotted to derive an average correlation for specific atmospheric quantities with the given longitude and latitude during a specific time frame.

Major Accomplishments:
Introduced to FORTRAN programming language

ECSU – National Association of Mathematics (NAM) Summer Research Institute Program, May 2008

Ms. Baltrop was aligned with a research project dealing with effects of global warming on fires in the state of Kentucky hence, the project was titled, “An Investigation of Possible Effects of Global Warming on Forest Fires in Kentucky from 1945-2004”.  The primary goal for the team member’s project was to find a correlation between the factors of global warming and the frequencies of forest fires with acreage burned in the state of Kentucky.  Mathematical and statistical analysis tools was used such as regression analysis (to yield a correlation between global warming factors and forest fires), ANOVA variance and differential inclusions to obtain precipitation levels and the acreage burned within a given year.  Ms. Baltrop key role and responsibility was data collection and a straightforward web site design.  These functions were used to exhibit the given results.

Elizabeth City State University (ECSU) Undergraduate Research Experience (URE) Program, Antarctica Temperature Mapping Team, Fall 2006 – Spring 2007

Project Title: “West Antarctic Ice Sheet Firn Temperature Record Continuity and Seasonal Trends:  Implications for Determining Emissivity Trends from SSM/I Brightness Temperatures”

During the course of the project, the rate at which CO₂ was released from the firn (near-surface snow not yet compressed into glacial ice) was monitored, where the team could get an idea of the speed at which the ice was melting.  Data was analyzed to track the emissivity average which gave the direction of the trend that may suggest a global warming trend.  Ms. Baltrop was involved in the data analysis aspect using Microsoft Excel where the data was categorize according to date, time, year, and SSM/I brightness temperatures, which were used in deriving the average emissivity trend.

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