MUNIR BHATTI
652 Orange Grove Ave, Apt B, South
Pasadena, CA 91030
munir@alumni.caltech.edu
(626) 799-2326
OBJECTIVE
A challenging position in product or project management.
EXPERIENCE
Project Manager 1995 to Present
TANNER RESEARCH, INC., Pasadena, CA
Responsible for budgeting, planning, and execution of major projects. These projects included release of our major software product, L-Edit, the release of our major software suite, Tanner Tools Pro, product specification and market research for Tanner Research's first hardware product, the development and roll-out of our corporate web site, and the organization and completion of our corporate move.
Operations Manager 1993 to 1997
TANNER RESEARCH, INC., Pasadena, CA
Management of the operations, production, and office staff, including the preparation of and adherence to a yearly budget. Also responsible for project management of cross-departmental and office-wide needs, relations with outside corporations and government agencies, and negotiation of corporate agreements and purchases.
Co-Author and Key Personnel February 1995 to August 1995
TANNER RESEARCH, INC., Pasadena, CA
Developed, wrote, won, and performed an NSF Phase I to develop a computer-based data-acquisition system for use in public middle school science classrooms.
Production, Customer Support, and Marketing Spring 1992 to Spring 1993
TANNER RESEARCH, INC., Pasadena, CA
Redesigned method of software production, to effect a 300% increase in weekly throughput. Creatively restyled our newsletter, resulting in the format still used today. Sales experience. Mathematics Specialist Fall 1991 to Spring 1993 SEQUOYAH SCHOOL, Pasadena, CA Responsible for developing curriculum in mathematics and science, teaching children in the classroom, and acting as counselor during class trips for grades 2 through 8.
Neurobiology Research Summer 1988
CALTECH, Pasadena, CA
COMPUTATIONAL NEURAL SYSTEMS LAB Using C in a UNIX environment, developed a computer simulation of the stomatogastric ganglion of the spiny lobster.
Physics Research Summer 1987
CALTECH, Pasadena, CA
HIGH-ENERGY PARTICLE PHYSICS Using FORTRAN on a VAX/VMS system , designed, wrote, and tested a computer simulation of a relativistic scattering experiment for testing predictions of QCD.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science, Physics June 1990 CALTECH, Pasadena, CA