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Professional

Since March 1997 I have worked at Susquehanna International Group, a Philadelphia-based proprietary trading firm. Currently, I develop, program and supervise quantitative trading strategies. Previously I designed and implemented an object-oriented electronic trading system.

Academic

I was a graduate student in the Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science
from 1987 to 1996. During that period I worked with Guy Blelloch on the Scandal Project
and on the implementation of NESL.

I'm currently ABD, and haven't worked on my dissertation, Representation Optimizations for Collection-Oriented Languages, in some time.

My publications include

Interactive Simulations on the Web: Compiling NESL into Java
Concurrency: Practice and Experience, Vol.9(11):1075-1089, Nov 1997.
Java as an Intermediate Language
CMU-CS-96-161, August 1996.
Implementation of a Portable Nested Data-Parallel Language
Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, 21(1), April 1994.
Collection-Oriented Languages
Proceedings of the IEEE, April 1991.

A complete list of my publications can be found off of the scandal home page.

Personal

I'm an avid amateur poker player and recently had the thrill of a lifetime, winning an event at the one of premier poker tournaments of the year, the World Series of Poker.

Jay Sipelstein (sippy+@cs.cmu.edu)
last-modified September 26, 2002