T. E. Lombardi: Curriculum Vitae

tlombardi@washjeff.edu	telombardi@gmail.com
telombardi@yahoo.com	http://csis.pace.edu/~lombardi
(724) 249-5553	skype: telombardi

Employment History

Visiting Assistant Professor, Information Technology Leadership	February 2011 to Present
Washington & Jefferson College

Designed an interdisciplinary networking course in Summer 2011
[Networking Website]
Currently teaching:

Networking Fundamentals, Fall 2011

Information Technology and Society, Fall 2011

Database Concepts, Fall 2011

Courses taught previously:

Information Technology and Society, Spring 2011

Database Concepts, Spring 2011

Introduction to Programming, Spring 2011

Assistant Professor, College of Information Technology and Digital Economy	October 2008 to June 2010
American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Designed and taught undergraduate courses.
- Management Information Systems, Spring 2010
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- Introduction to Information Technology, Fall 2009
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- Library and Information Literacy, Fall 2009
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- Computer Concepts and Operating Systems, Fall 2009
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- Information Security, Fall 2009
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- Web Server Administration, Fall 2009
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- Introduction to Programming, Spring 2009
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- Information Security, Spring 2009
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- Visual Programming and Development Tools, Spring 2009
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- Introduction to Information Technology, Fall 2008
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- Survey of Information Technology, Fall 2008
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- Systems Analysis and Design, Fall 2008
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Developed curriculum. [Read Annual Report of 2009-2010]

Participated in University Senate meetings.

Created and convened an Information Technology Club for students.

Screened and hired personnel as needed.

Maintained and cultivated contacts with private industry to supplement curriculum and find internships.

Provided students with counseling services and professional skills development.

Senior Developer	April 2006 to August 2008
eScholar LLC

Designed, coded, and implemented a horizontally scalable Web-enabled ETL system with ActiveMQ 4.1.1, JBoss, Hibernate, and Spring.

Implemented load balanced Websites with Apache 2.2 distributing HTTP and HTTPS traffic to multiple JBoss 4.0.5 nodes.

Monitored packets with Wireshark packet sniffer to troubleshoot bottlenecks in network.

Ported unique identifier generation tool from Windows to Solaris platform; ported security manager from Oracle 10g to DB2 8.2 platform.

Designed and developed Web Services exposing unique identifier methods.

Developed File Management Service to validate and cleanse data extracts using JMS, XA transactions, EHCache, Hibernate, and Spring.

Gathered requirements and documentation for Web-enabled reporting tool.

Incorporated NSIS installation builder, Launch4j, and Java Wrapper into Ant build script to ease testing and deployment efforts.

Introduced new load testing practices and technologies to team including OpenLoad Stress Testing tool, JMeter, Mock Objects, DbUnit, and SQLUnit.

Trained developers in agile development practices and technologies.

Maintained cross-platform database installer capable of installing application database to Oracle, SQLServer, and DB2.

Created automated deployment and testing system with CruiseControl, Ant, JUnit, DBUnit, SQLUnit, Perforce, X10 and ambient devices.

Audited code quality with static and dynamic code analysis tools including FindBugs, JavaNCSS, Cobertura, Checkstyle, and JDepend.

Built test data generation agent to facilitate performance and load testing with MySQL 5, Spring, Hibernate, and Java.

Senior Technical Architect	September 2000 to April 2006
Pace University School of Computer Science and Information Systems

Created a cross-platform backup and recovery system that increased backup capacity while reducing the time to restore files.

Designed and implemented a cross-platform client/server logging system.

Built and managed a gigabit ethernet network for specialty traffic to enhance data security and network performance.

Designed, implemented, and deployed a web-based request processing system to track user requests, support team responses, organize department resources, and manage the IT knowledge base.

Assistant Professor	January 2001 to April 2006
Pace University School of Computer Science and Information Systems
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Teach graduate-level courses in Distributed Information Systems and Operating Systems.

Teach undergraduate-level courses in Internet Programming.

Teach professional workshops in ColdFusion Development and Unix System Administration.

Consultant	June 1999 to September 2000
AppNet, Inc.

Served as internal technical trainer for SAP R/3 Advanced Business Application Programming, ColdFusion, and Spectra.

Developed a series of reports in SAP R/3 to track the import and export of materials eligible for duty drawback and NAFTA exemptions. The reports served as documentation for internal and external audit engagements allowing the client to reclaim hundreds of thousands of dollars on tariff and duty exemptions.

Analyzed, identified the requirements for, and tested a software package implementing the Multicash and Swift MT940 interfaces for transferring Electronic Bank Statements into SAP R/3.

Provided development services in SAP R/3 for a Sales and Operations project reducing inventory and optimizing the management of materials.

Analyzed, designed, and developed a content and community website for an on-line healthcare support service comprising chat boards, message boards, content management, workflow, and personalization using ColdFusion, Spectra, and WebBoard.

Education

Doctor of Professional Studies	May 22, 2005
Pace University	3.91 GPA [transcript (pdf)] [transcript (html)]
Dissertation: "The Classification of Style in Fine-Art Painting"

Master of Science in Computer Science	June, 1999
Pace University	3.76 GPA [transcript (pdf)] [transcript (html)]

Master of Arts in History	February, 1997
Fordham University	3.813 GPA [transcript (pdf)] [transcript (html)]
Thesis: "Apprentices and Apprenticeship in Early Fourteenth-Century London"

Bachelor of Arts in History	May, 1994
State University of New York at Geneseo	3.69 GPA [transcript (pdf)] [transcript (html)]
Graduated with Honors: Cum Laude

Technical Skills

Hardware	Dell, HP, SUN SPARC
Networking	TCP/IP, NetBIOS, SSH, SSL, FTP, CIFS, SMB, NFS, NAS
Operating Systems	Windows, UNIX/Linux, Mac OS
ERP Systems	SAP R/3, Oracle Applications
Web Servers	Internet Information Server, Apache
Application Servers	ColdFusion, Tomcat, Postfix, Syslog, Netbackup, ArcServe
Database Systems	SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, PostGRES
Scientific Comptuing Tools	Matlab, Octave, Scilab, SAS, SPSS
Development Tools	Eclipse, Dreamweaver
Programming Languages	Java, C++, Visual Basic, VB.NET
Web Development	HTML, Javascript, ColdFusion, ASP, JSP, Servlets, .NET
Office Packages	Microsoft Office, Open Office
DETAILED TECHNICAL SKILLS

Publications and Presentations

T. Lombardi. The Classification of Style in Painting. VDM Verlag, 2008.

T. Lombardi. "The Classification of Style in Fine-Art Painting," presented at the Pace University CSIS Student/Faculty Research Day, White Plains, New York, May 2005.

T. Lombardi, S. Cha, and C. Tappert. "Lightweight Image Retrieval System for Paintings," presented at IS&T SPIE International Symposium Electronic Imaging: Science and Technology, San Jose, California, January 2005. Presentation

T. Lombardi, S. Cha, and C. Tappert. "A Graphical User Interface for a Fine-Art Painting Image Retrieval System," presented at 6th ACM SIGMM International Workshop on Multimedia Information Retrieval (MIR 2004), New York, October 2004. Presentation

T. Lombardi. "Mission and Martyrdom in Franciscan History and Art" presented at the 30th International Congress on Medieval Studies, May 4th 1995, Kalamazoo, Michigan.

Research Experience

Conducted research at the Frick Art History Library. New York, The United States of America, June 1995 - August 1995.

Conducted research at the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz. Florence, Italy, September 1993 - December 1993.

Study Abroad Experience

Bangalore, India, January 2005

Siena, Italy, September 1993 - December 1993

Siena, Italy, January 1993

Fellowships and Awards

Graduate Assistantship, Pace University, 1998/1999.

Graduate Assistantship, Pace University, 1997/1998.

Presidential Scholarship, Fordham University, 1995/1996.

Graduate Assistantship, Fordham University, 1995/1996.

Calvin Israel Award in the Humanities, Geneseo, 1994.

Language Skills

Language	Read	Write	Speak
Latin	Intermediate	Beginner	NA
Italian	Intermediate	Intermediate	Intermediate
German	Intermediate	Intermediate	Beginner

References

Dr. Charles Hannon
Associate Dean of the Faculty
Professor, Information Technology Leadership

Washington & Jefferson College
Washington, PA 15301
channon@washjeff.edu

Dr. Amanda Holland-Minkley
Department Chair
Associate Professor, Information Technology Leadership

Washington & Jefferson College
Washington, PA 15301
ahollandminkley@washjeff.edu

Dr. Matthew North
Associate Professor, Information Technology Leadership

Washington & Jefferson College
Washington, PA 15301
mnorth@washjeff.edu

Dr. Samuel Fee
Associate Professor, Information Technology Leadership

Washington & Jefferson College
Washington, PA 15301
sfee@washjeff.edu

Dr. Rick Chaney
Director, International Colleges and Partnerships
[Colleague at American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina]
Office of International Affairs

University of Colorado Denver
1380 Lawrence Street, Suite 932, Denver, CO 80204
rick.chaney@ucdenver.edu | Recommendation Letter [pdf]

Dr. Mark Gillis J.D.
Dean, College of International Law and Diplomacy

American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina
164 rue de Reckenthal, L-2410 Strassen, Luxembourg
marecek21@yahoo.com | Recommendation Letter [pdf]

Dr. Steve Reames
Associate Professor
[Colleague at American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina]

San Angelo State University
2601 W. Ave. N, San Angelo, Texas 76909
sreames@angelo.edu

Jonathan Castellani
Application Engineer, Corporate Information Department
[Former supervisor at eScholar LLC]

New York Life
6 Palmer Avenue, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
jcastellani@optonline.net

Dr. Charles Tappert
Dissertation Advisor
School of Computer Science and Information Systems

Pace University
White Plains, NY 10606
ctappert@pace.edu | Recommendation Letter [pdf]

Dr. Fred Grossman
DPS Program Director
Department of Information Systems

Pace University
White Plains, NY 10606
fgrossman@pace.edu | Recommendation Letter [pdf]

Dr. Daniel Farkas
Department of Information Systems [Chair]

Pace University
White Plains, NY 10606
dfarkas@pace.edu | Recommendation Letter [pdf]

Dr. Sung-Hyuk Cha
Dissertation Advisor
School of Computer Science and Information Systems

Pace University
White Plains, NY 10606
scha@pace.edu

Dr. Michael Gargano
Dissertation Committee Member
School of Computer Science and Information Systems

Pace University
White Plains, NY 10606
mgargano@pace.edu

Dr. Maryanne Kowaleski
M.A. Thesis Advisor
Department of History

Fordham University
Bronx, NY 10458
kowaleski@fordham.edu

Dr. William Cook
Senior Honors Thesis Advisor
Department of History

State University of New York at Geneseo
Geneseo, NY 14454
cookb@geneseo.edu

Thomas Lombardi

Employment History

Education

Technical Skills

Publications and Presentations

Research Experience

Study Abroad Experience

Fellowships and Awards

Language Skills

References

Washington & Jefferson College

Washington & Jefferson College

Washington & Jefferson College

Washington & Jefferson College

University of Colorado Denver

American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina

San Angelo State University

New York Life

Pace University

Pace University

Pace University

Pace University

Pace University

Fordham University

State University of New York at Geneseo