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  58. pdfauthor = {Martin Thoma},
  59. pdfkeywords = {Martin Thoma,KIT,CV},
  60. pdftitle = {Curriculum Vitae of Martin Thoma}
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  63. \begin{document}
  64. \color{text1} % Sets the default text color for the whole document
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  66. % TITLE
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  68. \par{\centering{\sffamily\Huge Martin Thoma}\\ % Your name
  69. {\Huge \color{headings}\fontspec{LTZapfino One} Curriculum {Vit\fontspec{LTZapfino One}\ae}\\[15pt]\par}
  70. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  71. % Start the left-hand side of the page
  72. \begin{minipage}[t]{0.5\textwidth}
  73. \vspace{0pt} % Trick for alignment
  74. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  75. % WORK EXPERIENCE
  76. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  77. \section{Work Experience}
  78. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  79. % WORK EXPERIENCE -0-
  80. {\raggedleft\textsc{2017}\par}
  81. {\raggedright\large IT Consultant\\
  82. \textit{ }\\[5pt]}
  83. \normalsize{Working for Netlight Consulting GmbH}\\
  84. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  85. % WORK EXPERIENCE -0-
  86. {\raggedleft\textsc{2014}\par}
  87. {\raggedright\large Student research assistant\\
  88. \textit{developing neural nets for on-line handwriting recognition}\\[5pt]}
  89. \normalsize{My bachelors thesis includes getting on-line data of handwritten
  90. mathematical symbols, preprocessing, extracting features and using neural nets
  91. to classify those symbols. The data was collected with \href{http://write-math.com}{write-math.com}. All results are available there, too.}\\
  92. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  93. % WORK EXPERIENCE -0-
  94. {\raggedleft\textsc{2013}\par}
  95. {\raggedright\large Software Developer\\
  96. \textit{improving KIT lecture translator}\\[5pt]}
  97. \normalsize{I've implemented and integrated an unsupervised acoustic model training framework into KIT lecture translator system for automatic model adaption.}\\
  98. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  99. % WORK EXPERIENCE -0-
  100. {\raggedleft\textsc{2013}\par}
  101. {\raggedright\large Scientific lector\\
  102. \textit{\LaTeX{}, German and computer science}\\[5pt]}
  103. \normalsize{I've corrected a script for computer engineering.}\\
  104. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  105. % WORK EXPERIENCE -0-
  106. {\raggedleft\textsc{2012}\par}
  107. {\raggedright\large Tutor for programming\\
  108. \textit{teaching students programming at university}\\[5pt]}
  109. \normalsize{I taught people about 30 students how to program in Java.
  110. Coding conventions and basic OOP was part of the course. All of my German presentations are online.}\hfill \href{http://martin-thoma.com/programmieren-tutorium/#Folien}{$\rightarrow$ presentations}\\
  111. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  112. % WORK EXPERIENCE -1-
  113. {\raggedleft\textsc{2011}\par}
  114. {\raggedright\large Freelancer at KTC\\
  115. \textit{programming for a consulting company}\\[5pt]}
  116. \normalsize{At KTC, I gained first experiences with buisness-logic
  117. and a big, but algorithmically not challenging project. To be honest,
  118. I only fixed some Java bugs.}\\
  119. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  120. % WORK EXPERIENCE -4-
  121. %{\raggedleft\textsc{2010}\par}
  122. %{\raggedright\large Compulsory community service\\
  123. %\textit{District Office Augsburg}\\[5pt]}
  124. %\normalsize{I have worked in the district office of Augsburg in my
  125. %as compulsory community service. I had the task to controll nature
  126. %conservation conditions. To do so, I had to use a geographic
  127. %information system (which could definitely be improved).}\\
  128. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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  140. \raisebox{-4pt}{\textifsymbol{18}} & Alte Allee 107, 81245 Munich \\ % Address
  141. \raisebox{-3pt}{\Mobilefone} & +49 $($1636$)$ 28 04 91 \\ % Phone number
  142. \raisebox{-1pt}{\Letter} & \href{mailto:info@martin-thoma.de}{info@martin-thoma.de} \\ % Email address
  143. \Keyboard & \href{http://martin-thoma.com}{martin-thoma.com} \\ % Website
  144. \end{tabular}
  145. }
  146. }\\[10pt]
  147. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  148. % EDUCATION
  149. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  150. \section{Education}
  151. \begin{tabular}{rl} % Start a table with two columns, one for dates and one for qualifications
  152. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  153. % EDUCATION -1-
  154. 2014 -- 2017 & \textbf{Master of Science} \\
  155. & \textsc{Computer Science} \\
  156. & \textit{Karlsruhe Institute of Technology}\\
  157. &\\
  158. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  159. % EDUCATION -2-
  160. 2011 -- 2014 & \textbf{Bachelor of Science} \\
  161. & \textsc{Computer Science} \\
  162. & \textit{Karlsruhe Institute of Technology} (KIT)\\
  163. & \textit{Carnegie Mellon University} (CMU)\\
  164. & Thesis about {\textbf{\color{headings}On-line Recognition of}}\\
  165. & {\textbf{\color{headings}Handwritten Mathematical Symbols}} (\textbf{\href{http://martin-thoma.com/write-math/}{Link}})\\
  166. &\\
  167. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  168. % EDUCATION -3-
  169. 2004 -- 2010 & \textbf{Abitur}\\
  170. & \textsc{Intensive course physics and mathematics} \\
  171. & \textit{Paul-Klee-Gymnasium Gersthofen}\\
  172. &\\
  173. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  174. \end{tabular}\\[10pt]
  175. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  176. % AWARDS
  177. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  178. \section{Awards}
  179. \begin{tabular}{rl}
  180. 2010 & \textbf{Winner}\\
  181. & \textit{Federal Competition for Computer Science}\\ \\
  182. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  183. 2009 & \textbf{2nd prize - regional competition}\\
  184. & \textit{Youth Research Competition}\\[10pt]
  185. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  186. 2008 & \textbf{1st prize}\\
  187. & \textit{data analysis competition at University of Augsburg}\\[10pt]
  188. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  189. % 2008 & \textbf{Award for social commitment}\\
  190. % & \textit{Paul-Klee-Gymnasium}
  191. % \\[10pt]
  192. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  193. 2007 & \textbf{Prize for science and research}\\
  194. & \textit{FOCUS pupils competition}
  195. \end{tabular}\\[10pt]
  196. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  197. % COMPUTER SKILLS
  198. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  199. \section{Computer Skills}
  200. \begin{tabular}{rl}
  201. Basic Knowledge & \textsc{JavaScript}\\
  202. & \textsc{Linux}, \textsc{SQL}, \textsc{PHP}\\ \\
  203. Intermediate Knowledge & \LaTeX, \textsc{Java}, \textsc{HTML}\\ \\
  204. Good Knowledge & \textsc{Python}\\ \\
  205. \end{tabular}
  206. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  207. % COMMUNICATION SKILLS
  208. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  209. \section{Language Skills}
  210. \begin{tabular}{rl}
  211. \textsc{German}
  212. & mother tongue\\
  213. & \\
  214. \textsc{English}
  215. & Cambridge Certificate – C1\\
  216. & \\
  217. \textsc{French}
  218. & DELF A2 \\
  219. \end{tabular}\\[10pt]
  220. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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  222. %-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  223. % Start the left-hand side of the page
  224. \begin{minipage}[t]{0.5\textwidth}
  225. \vspace{0pt} % Trick for alignment
  226. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  227. % WORK EXPERIENCE
  228. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  229. \section{Work Experience}
  230. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  231. % WORK EXPERIENCE -2-
  232. {\raggedleft\textsc{2011}\par}
  233. {\raggedright\large Student research assistant at \textsc{ Institute of Toxicology and Genetics}, KIT\\
  234. \textit{participating in a university research project}\\[5pt]}
  235. \normalsize{In summer 2011 I worked for over a month for a
  236. research project at KIT. I have written bash scripts for file
  237. conversions, fixed some bugs and re-written a slow Mathematica script
  238. in a much faster Python version. But it quickly turned out that
  239. this project had a lot of C++ source which was rarely commented or
  240. documented. I realized, that I wouldn't have time for this project
  241. after beginning my studies at university.}\\
  242. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  243. % WORK EXPERIENCE -3-
  244. {\raggedleft\textsc{since 2011}\par}
  245. {\raggedright\large Freelance Work\\
  246. \textit{building an online service}\\[5pt]}
  247. \normalsize{I have started to work as a freelancer at the beginning
  248. of 2011. I have developed an online-service which helped
  249. schools to coordinate their dates. I have sold this online service to
  250. two schools in bavaria and three other schools were interested.
  251. Unfortunately, the ministry of education of Bavaria
  252. released an application with similar functionality in
  253. 2012. This was the reason why I decided to shut down my service.}\\
  254. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  255. {\raggedleft\textsc{since 2006}\par}
  256. {\raggedright\large HackIts, Puzzles and Challenges\\
  257. \textit{ProjectEuler, bright-shadows.net and many more}\\[5pt]}
  258. \normalsize{I really love solving logical, algorithmical or math
  259. puzzles and participated in competitions. I started to solve puzzles
  260. in 2006 and I still like them. This was the reason why I participated
  261. in a practical curse at KIT for preparation for ICPC. It was fun,
  262. but I found out that many people are much faster in producing C++
  263. code that passed the tests than I am.
  264. However, as I've been very successfull at the Federal Competition for
  265. Computer Science (``Bundeswettbewerb Informatik'') it seems as if I'm
  266. better in problem solving if I get more time to think about it.}\\
  267. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  268. \section{Future plans and motivation}
  269. The next step in my academic career is finishing the masters degree in computer
  270. science with a minor in mathematics.\\
  271. Besides my studies, I have built a machine learning students group called
  272. \textit{Machine Learning Karlsruhe} (ml-ka.de). In this group we organize
  273. regular \enquote{Paper Discussion Groups} in which we, talk about papers
  274. about convolutional networks. We want have regular talks about machine learning
  275. in general as well as practical sessions where we try to apply the
  276. algorithms.
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  282. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  283. % AWARDS
  284. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  285. \section{Projects}
  286. \begin{tabular}{rl}
  287. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  288. 02/2016 & \textbf{A Survey of Semantic Segmentation}\\
  289. & \textit{writing a review paper about the work }\\
  290. & \textit{in the area}\hfill \href{https://arxiv.org/abs/1602.06541}{$\rightarrow$ read more}\\ \\
  291. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  292. 01/2016 & \textbf{Creativity in Machine Learning}\\
  293. & \textit{a little project to help people understand}\\
  294. & \textit{my fascination about the topic}\hfill \href{https://arxiv.org/abs/1601.03642}{$\rightarrow$ read more}\\ \\
  295. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  296. 05/2015 & \textbf{Semantic Segmentation with CNNs}\\
  297. & \textit{classifying street for self-driving cars}\\ \\
  298. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  299. 11/2013 & \textbf{Book about Geometry and Topology}\\
  300. & \textit{writing an introduction to geometry and}\\
  301. & \textit{topology}\hfill \href{http://martin-thoma.com/geotopo/}{$\rightarrow$ read more}\\ \\
  302. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  303. 06/2013 & \textbf{Interpolation}\\
  304. & \textit{creating an interactive HTML5/JS-example}\\
  305. & \textit{for interpolation} \hfill \href{http://martin-thoma.com/polynomial-interpolation/}{$\rightarrow$ read more} \\\\
  306. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  307. 06/2012 & \textbf{Matrix multiplication}\\
  308. & \textit{examining algorithms and libraries for}\\
  309. & \textit{matrix multiplication} \hfill \href{http://martin-thoma.com/matrix-multiplication-python-java-cpp/}{$\rightarrow$ read more}\\\\
  310. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  311. 09/2011 & \textbf{Blogging on martin-thoma.com}\\
  312. & \textit{about Algorithms, the Web, University, \dots}\\ \\
  313. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  314. 06/2011 & \textbf{Community Chess}\\
  315. & \textit{This is a platform for programmers. They}\\
  316. & \textit{can use the API to create A.I.s that play}\\
  317. & \textit{chess agains each other. } \hfill \href{https://github.com/MartinThoma/community-chess}{$\rightarrow$ read more}\\\\
  318. \end{tabular}\\[10pt]
  319. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  320. % COMPUTER SKILLS
  321. %----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  322. \section{Online Courses}
  323. \begin{tabular}{rll}
  324. 09/2013 & \textbf{Artificial Intelligence} & Udacity\\
  325. & \textbf{for Robotics} &\\
  326. & \textit{finished 10/2013} &\\\\
  327. 06/2013 & \textbf{Introduction to } & Udacity\\
  328. & \textbf{Artificial Intelligence} &\\
  329. & \textit{finished 08/2013} &\\\\
  330. 05/2012 & \textbf{Algorithms I} & Stanford\\
  331. & \textit{finished 07/2012} &\\\\
  332. 06/2010 & \textbf{Introduction to Computer}& MIT\\
  333. & \textbf{Science and Programming} &\\
  334. & \textit{finished 09/2010} &\\\\
  335. \end{tabular}\\[10pt]
  336. \section{Profiles}
  337. \begin{tabular}{ll}
  338. StackExchange & \href{https://careers.stackoverflow.com/thoma}{careers.stackoverflow.com/thoma} \\
  339. arXiv & \href{http://arxiv.org/a/thoma_m_1.html}{arxiv.org/a/thoma\_m\_1} \\
  340. LinkedIn & \href{https://www.linkedin.com/in/themoosemind}{linkedin.com/in/themoosemind} \\
  341. \end{tabular}\\[10pt]
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