Zoé Rimay

Education

2012-: MSc student in Applied Mathematics (major: Operations Research), Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BUTE), Institute of Mathematics
2011/2012 Fall semester: course in Structure and Dynamics of Complex Networks at the Aquincum Institute of Technology, Budapest, Hungary
March 2011: One-week ATHENS course in Accessible Web Design at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain
2010/2011 Spring semester: course in Networks and Stability at the Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary
2008-2012: BSc student in Applied Mathemathics, Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BUTE), Institute of Mathematics
2004-2008: Bornemisza Péter High School, Budapest (class specialized in Natural Sciences and Mathematics)

Language skills

Research and professional experience

2011- LINK group
2010- BUTE, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics, Department of Telecommunications: research in graph- and group-based anonymization and de-anonymization of online social networks.

Areas of interest

Networks of people and economics, econometrics, algorithm- and game-theory, (de)anonymization.
Online linguistics.

Employment

2012-: Employee at the Department of Algebra, Institute of Mathematics (BUTE)
2011-2012: Demonstrator at the Department of Algebra, Institute of Mathematics (BUTE)

Computer skills

Operating Systems: Mac OS X, Windows, Linux
Programming: Mathematica, Mathcad, CSS, (X)HTML, PHP/Drupal, Ruby/Sinatra, LaTeX; basic gephi, Cytoscape, R and Python knowledge
Web: W3C’s HTML4-5, XHTML1, CSS2-3 and WAI WCAG2 valid knowledge

Awards

2010: my research on "Cybercultural Communication" won first prize in the BUTE Conference of Scientific Students’ Associations (TDK)

Non-Academic interests/hobbies

Travelling and summer camps, reading, web-programming and design, streetball, cycling, Krav Maga (IKMF grade: P1).

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