Greg Fiumara — Resume

Experience

National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)Gaithersburg, MD06/08 - Present

Computer Scientist

Proposed and lead focus area for biometrics in the Forensic Science Research Program under the Special Programs Office. Managed $1 200 000 yearly research portfolio advancing forensic science for practitioners.
Served as editor of ISO/IEC 29794-4:202X and maintainer of its reference implementation NIST Fingerprint Image Quality (NFIQ) 2, the C⁺⁺ library used worldwide for fingerprint image quality calculations.
Designed, implemented, and lead all aspects of Evaluation of Latent Friction Ridge Technology (ELFT), NIST's next-generation test of latent friction ridge template generation and identification.
Co-author of the United States Government (USG)'s third revision of PIV, FIPS 201-3. Served as biometrics subject matter expert for the revision.
Lead NIST's involvement in Intelligence Advanced Research Project Activity (IARPA)'s Nail-to-Nail Challenge. Developed fingerprint capture software using various fingerprint device software development kits (SDKs), prepared institutional review board (IRB) protocols, designed C⁺⁺ application programming interfaces (APIs) and wrote corresponding test drivers, performed data analysis in R and Python, presented results in public reports, conferences, and interviews. Oversaw financial assistance awards. Assisted in interagency experiment design and communication with participants.
Spearheaded public biometric data distribution initiative, Special Database Series 300. Lead team through human subjects protection, privacy, and legal reviews, presented at conferences, and developed a Python web app in Flask for managing distribution of hundreds of terabytes of industry-recognized biometric reference data yearly.
Lead Minutia Exchange (MINEX), the world-recognized evaluation of interoperable minutiae template (ANSI/INCITS 378) generation and comparison, supporting certification for the United State Government (USG)'s Personal Identity Verification (PIV) program. Performed development, experiment design, data analysis, and report generation.
Lead Proprietary Fingerprint Template (PFT), NIST's test of 1:1 proprietary fingerprint template comparison. Performed development, experiment design, data analysis, and report generation.
Co-developed libbiomeval, a collection of POSIX-compliant C⁺⁺ classes simplifying biometric technology evaluation test driver code for rapid results. Significant hierarchies include parallel processing, image/video/biometric format parsing, storage abstractions, safe memory management, and more. Project was recipient of a 2014 Department of Commerce Silver Award, and was presented at both BTAS 2015 and CppCon 2016.
Co-authored API, test driver, and final report of Fingerprint Vendor Technology Evaluation (FpVTE), NIST's distributed large-scale 1:N fingerprint evaluation.
Served as mentor to college student trainees in software engineering and biometrics.
Assisted in administration of Linux/Windows blade clusters, Cisco Ethernet switches and fibre directors, and multi-hundred terabyte StorNext and NFS parallel file systems.

Gregory FiumaraGaithersburg, MD01/10 - Present

Sole Proprietor

Developed iOS apps. Most notably Tappd That, a well-reviewed Untappd client for Apple mobile devices.
Regularly participated in developer circles including GitHub and Stack Overflow.

Gregory Fiumara

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Experience

National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)Gaithersburg, MD06/08 - Present

Gregory FiumaraGaithersburg, MD01/10 - Present

Education

Coursera.com10/18–06/19

National Institute of Standards and Technology08/14–11/15

Johns Hopkins UniversityBaltimore, MD09/10–08/12

University of Maryland, Baltimore County — An Honors UniversityBaltimore, MD08/06–12/09

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