Maxim Lobovsky

Cornell University

Ithaca, New York
Engineering Physics
Bachelor of Science, June 2008
Email: mbl33@cornell.edu

Robotics Academy Research Project:

Autonomously Reconfigurable Technology, Research Associate
Principal Investigator: Cynthia Cheung, Code 695

Research and Work Experience:

• Advanced Fiber Engineering, LLC, Lab Technician – Newark, NJ, May 2004 to Present
Digital image capture and analysis, machining, electronics and wiring, drafting.
• ELB Internet Services, LLC, Computer Consultant – Westfield, NJ, Summer 2005
Web applications and design, PC repair and networking.

Membership and Activities:

• Cornell University Billiards Club, September 2005 to Present
• Cornell University Men’s Fencing Club, January 2006 to Present
• Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity, Beta Chapter
• Cornell University Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Team January 2006 to Present

Skills and Certifications:

• Programming

• C++, Java, PHP, SQL
• Microcontroller programming and optimization
• Feedback and control loops

• Digital optical microscopy
• Electronics/ Wiring

• AutoCAD
• Parametric software (Inventor, SolidWorks)

Hobbies and Interests:

Fencing, Rock Climbing, Billiards, Soccer, Skiing, Music

Personal Statement:

"I have been passionate about learning, especially science, from an early age. This led me to attend a high school specializing in math, science, and technology. I narrowed my interests to more practical sciences after leading my award-winning high school's robotics team and assisting my father with his engineering consulting company.
I currently attend Cornell University where I am majoring in Applied and Engineering Physics. My innate desire to learn about every part in human knowledge prevented me from confining myself to a narrow field, so I chose Engineering Physics to allow me to experience a wide range of topics in science.
I hope that I can maintain the breadth of my experiences and knowledge and only request that my future career be related to research."