Ricardo De Lima

Current

Software Developer at Harvard University iCommons Group
Photographer (Sole Proprietorship)

Past

Senior Project Engineer at Center for Biomedical Informatics - Harvard Medical School
Application Developer - Artificial Intelligence Research Group at Harvard University
Senior Web Developer at Boston Symphony Orchestra

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Ricardo De Lima’s Summary

Living a fruitful shared life between engineering and art. My interests in the software development arena lay in Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems, Collaborative Agent Systems and their respective applications in various vertical fields (biomedical, ecommerce, etc).

My artistic proclivities are found in the Camera Arts. Photography, Film and Video in canonical and experimental modalities focusing on documentary/non-fiction themes. I curate events at Spectacle: a collaborative performace space for music and visual art located at in Boston's Chinatown neighborhood.

Ricardo De Lima’s Specialties:

Java Development, J2EE, Hibernate, Struts, JBoss. Ruby on Rails.
HTML/XML/CSS JavaScript/AJAX, JSP/ASP, LAMP Stack.
Linux, Solaris, Windows and OS X Experience.

Final Cut Pro, Adobe After Effects, Motion, MAX/MSP, PD, Jitter.

Ricardo De Lima’s Experience

Software Developer

Harvard University iCommons Group

(Educational Institution; Higher Education industry)

September 2009 — Present (4 months)

Design, development, and implementation of online learning and instructional computing tools for Harvard University. FTW.
Photographer
Sole Proprietorship

(Sole Proprietorship; 1-10 employees; Photography industry)

January 2002 — Present (8 years )

Editorial and Portraiture.

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Ricardo De Lima’s Interests:

Photography and the Visual Arts. . Applications of technology to art and music. Artificial Intelligence: Multi Agent Systems, Reasoning Under Uncertainty. Music Production and Sound Synthesis. Just Intonation and Microtonality. Minimalism. The Politics of Equality. Providing alternatives to consumerism. Electronic Music.