Dr. Oliver Gutsche

Staff scientist position equivalent to tenured professor, research in Particle Physics and HT Computing (HTC). Assistant Scientific Computing Division Head for Science Operations and workflows, responsible for horizontal integration of science goals in vertical line management organization.

- lead of global data operations for the LHC experiment CMS - organization of all central operation tasks using GRID submission infrastructures - responsible for consistency of data storage distributed over more than 55 processing and data storage sites - head of international team of operators and task responsibles - research fraction used for study of LHC high energy proton-proton collisions with emphasis on discovery of new physics

- object oriented software development (Kalman filter track reconstruction in 230 m^2 silicon detector with 77E6 channels) - GRID software development (production and access software using GRID middleware) - operations management for 2000+ member collaboration taking care of organizing of central data operation, leading team of operators for data processing and Monte Carlo simulation - large-scale data mining for statistical analysis of detector signals and Monte Carlo simulations

- PhD studies of high energy particle physics, large scale data mining for statistical analysis of detector signals, utilization of Monte Carlo simulation techniques - object oriented software development, visualization of detector signals in client-server structure

Public relations work as lecturer and tour guide for the general public, DESY (Deutsches Elektronen Syn- chrotron), Hamburg (Germany) consisting of standard as well as VIP talks and tours

- PhD studies of high energy particle physics, large scale data mining for statistical analysis of detector signals, utilization of Monte Carlo simulation techniques - object oriented software development, visualization of detector signals in client-server structure

German Academic Exchange Service scholarship for an academic stay at University College London (UCL), London (Great Britain). Pro ject title: “Global Beauty Quark Cross Section comparisons us- ing JetWeb”, using Monte Carlo techniques

CERN Summer Student Program 2001, Geneva (Switzerland). 3 month summer pro ject for the HARP collaboration, pro ject title: “Improvement of the cali- bration of the time of flight hodoscopes for the HARP experiment”.

"Measurement of Beauty Quark Cross Sections in Photoproduction with the ZEUS Experiment at the Electron-Proton Collider HERA" using large-scale data mining and Monte Carlo simulation techniques

“Development of the Trigger Algorithm for the MONOLITH Experiment” in the area of athmospheric neutrino physics