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    Samuel B. Wood is a technical manager and PhD student focused on information centric networks and content management technologies. He has worked on projects for DARPA, Stanford Research Institute, UC Santa Cruz, Apple, UC San Diego, and Yahoo. He received a BS in Computer Science from UC San Diego in 2010 and is currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Engineering at UC Santa Cruz.

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    Samuel B. Wood is a technical manager and PhD student focused on information centric networks and content management technologies. He has worked on projects for DARPA, Stanford Research Institute, UC Santa Cruz, Apple, UC San Diego, and Yahoo. He received a BS in Computer Science from UC San Diego in 2010 and is currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Engineering at UC Santa Cruz.

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    Samuel B. Wood is a technical manager and PhD student focused on information centric networks and content management technologies. He has worked on projects for DARPA, Stanford Research Institute, UC Santa Cruz, Apple, UC San Diego, and Yahoo. He received a BS in Computer Science from UC San Diego in 2010 and is currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Engineering at UC Santa Cruz.

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    sbwood@soe.ucsc.

    edu

    12648 La Cresta Ct., Los Altos Hills, CA 94022

    Samuel B. Wood

    (650) 279-4440 Milpitas, California May 2012 to Present

    Scale-Free Untethered Network Systems Technologies Corporation Technical Manager

    Research and development of novel content management technologies for volatile information centric networks (ICN). Designed and evaluated a utility-based content caching system for the DARPA CBMEN project (ICN at the tactical edge). Responsibilities include: project management, software development, and presentations to DARPA.

    Stanford Research Institute International Visiting Researcher

    Menlo Park, California June 2012 to September 2012

    Research and development of core CBMEN content management technologies. Developed an interest-based content dissemination protocol for ecient routing in volatile networks. Developed UDP broadcast protocols for ecient content transport. Evaluated CBMEN technology on a testbed of 30 Android phones and network emulation.

    Computer Communication Research Group Research Assistant

    UC Santa Cruz September 2010 to Present

    Computer networks research, advised by Prof. J.J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves. Focus on non-ooding routing protocols and information centric networks. Previous work includes a technical report on ecient genomic data distribution and implementing and evaluating routing protocols in QualNet.

    Apple, iTunes Music Store Internship

    Cupertino, California June 2011 to September 2011

    Software development of a web service for Apples iTunes Music Store (iTMS). Implemented a distributed analytics service that serves millions of users at rates exceeding thousands of requests per second. Extensive experience with Hadoop and JMS.

    FORWARD, Web Application Framework Research Assistant

    UC San Diego April 2010 to June 2010

    Web services research, advised by Prof. Papakonstantinou. Implemented the front-end for an automatic view maintenance framework for web applications. Extensive JavaScript, HTML and CSS programming.

    Real-time Tracking of Heart Arrhythmia Research Assistant

    UC San Diego September 2009 to June 2010

    Bio-medical research, advised by Prof. Kastner. Designed an FPGA prototype for real-time image analysis using optical mapping to track heart arrhythmia. Poster presentation at the International Workshop on Biomedical Systems Design 2010.

    Yahoo! Strategic Data Solutions Internship

    Sunnyvale, California June 2008 to September 2008

    Software development with the analytics team responsible for instrumenting and A/B testing core Yahoo! properties such as Front Page. Worked independently to augment the PHP back-end to support instrumentation on AJAX pages.

    Education
    University of California, Santa Cruz Ph.D. Student, Computer Engineering, http://soe.ucsc.edu/sbwood September 2010 to Present

    Graduate level coursework: Networks, Wireless Sensor Networks, Advanced Operating Systems, Information Theory, Algorithms, Computational Complexity, Computer Architecture, and Logic.

    University of California, San Diego B.S. Cum Laude, Computer Science

    September 2006 to June 2010

    Phi Sigma Thetha Honor Society and National Society of Collegiate Scholars member. Provost Honors recipient (8 quarters). Undergraduate Research Conference 2010 speaker.

    Publications
    ICEMAN: a system for ecient, robust and secure situational awareness at the network edge. Samuel Wood, et. al. MILCOM 2013. Network coding for content-based intermittently connected emergency networks. Josh Joy, Yu-Ting Yu, Mario Gerla, Samuel Wood, et. al. MobiCom 2013. Extended failed-literal preprocessing for quantied boolean formulas. Allen Van Gelder, Samuel Wood, and Florian Lonsing. SAT 2012.

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