]> Vladimir Tenev

825 Weyburn Terrace Apt. 206 Los Angeles, CA 90024

mobile: (571) 224-8804 http://www.math.ucla.edu/~vtenev/

Mathematics PhD student seeks summer position at high-frequency trading firm/hedge fund.

University of California, Los Angeles Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics (specializing in Real Analysis) 2008-

Stanford University Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with Honors (GPA: 3.9) 2004-2008

University of California, Los Angeles Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Programming for the Internet Teaching Assistant for Introduction to C++ Programming Teaching Assistant for Honors Multivariable Calculus Sept. 2008-

Stanford Mathematics Department Research in Graph Theory and Computational Geometry Created, implemented, and analyzed several algorithms to solve Plateau's Problem, the foundational problem of minimal surface theory (with Prof. Larry Guth) April 2007 - June 2008

Stanford Physics Department Enriched Xenon Observatory Participated in research team aiming to experimentally derive mass of neutrino subatomic particle (with Prof. Giorgio Gratta) Constructed and evaluated temperature stability of cryostat chamber Designed electronic circuitry governing linear ion trap April 2005 - Sept. 2006

National Institutes of Health Protein Interactions Group Isolated and bred novel strains of HIV-neutralizing human antibodies Tested binding efficiency of antibodies to HIV envelope glycoprotein June - Sept. 2003

An Algorithmic Approach to Plateau's Problem Available online at http://math.stanford.edu/theses/ug_index.html

Selection of a Novel gp41-specific HIV-1 Neutralizing Human Antibody by Competitive Antigen Panning Published in Journal of Immunological Methods on December 20, 2006 Available online via PubMed Central (or Google)