Hello reader! I am a Computer Science student at UTD currently in my Senior year. I enjoy software and web development in all aspects. I have work experience in web development and buisness marketing and schooling in software development. I am a quick learner and am able to work well on my own or with a team.
Left to Right: Jack Dangermond, Owner of Esri | Me | Anais Anderson
Education
University of Texas at Dallas
Fall 2020 - Fall 2024 | GPA 2.896
Currently pursuing a Bachelors of Science in Computer Science finishing in December 2024. Extensive expereinece in all aspects from database, to networking, to front end. Gained classroom experience in working with a team, and conducting the lifecycle of a product or software from conception to final product. Utilized schooling and experiece to expand on my skills outside of class, working on many personal projects.
Techincal Skills
Languages
Java
C/C++
Python
HTML/CSS
JavaScript
PHP
Frameworks & Tools
React.js
Node.js
Express.js
Git
Trello
jQuery
Ajax
Postman
Database
MongoDB
MySQL
Cloud & Infastructure
AWS
Docker
Relevant Coursework
Computer Science I & II
Discrete Mathematics for Computing I & II
Software Engineering
Data Structure and Algorithm Analysis
Digital Logic and Computer Design
System Programming in Unix and Other Environments
Programming Language Paradigms
Artificial Intelligence
Operating Systems
Database Systems
Automata Theory
Work History
Full Stack Developer
Antera Software | December 2024 - Present
Utilized PHP to rework and optimize existing back end code
Solved customer issues on Advance system.
Optimized PromoStandards API integration with Advance system.
Asurion
Field Tech Sales Expert | July 2024 - November 2024
Provided timley delivery of customers new device replacements and ensured activation and data transfer on the new device.
Protected customers with tech protection plan tailored and offered on behalf of AT&T and Verizon.
Accomplished 5 star satisfaction rating from hundreds of customers.
Marketing and Web Development Intern
Law Enforcement Seminars LLC | August 2022 - July 2024
Produced informative advertising materials including mailers, faxes, and emails effectively disseminating details about company-taught police trainings across the nation.
Utilized PHP, jQuery/JavaScript, and MySQL to sort, analyze, and warehouse marketing data to provide actionable insights and enhance campaign strategies.
Demonstrated exceptional communication skills through discourse with various professional individuals from Police Officers to Police Chiefs, fostering relationships and facilitating successful collaborations and classes.
Projects
Fire and Emergency Response VR Simulation
This was a project I worked on for 2 years during high school. Our local fire department had asked our class of computer science students in the 3rd year, and animation students to create a new training simulation for them. They were currently training using old maps and driving the firetruck around the city. They wanted to do something enjoyable and cheap. Our school created this class through the support of our computer science and animation teachers and began working on it in 2017. When I joined in 2018 I was on the programming team working on the physics of the firetruck, attaching addresses to the locations of houses in the real world locations. That summer my sister and I got the privilege to speak at a convention in San Diego for Esri. The next year I became the project lead, I managed all the students and conducted meetings regularly to keep on task. I also managed the file systems and really putting together the project as a whole.
The Collector | Game Jam Contest Winner
During the summer of 2020, a few friends and I participated in an international GameJam sponsored by Sogeti, a tech division of Capgemini, sponsored by Intel. The goal of the event was to create a game in 48 hours to promote protecting biodiversity. My team created a game called The Collector and with it we won the caption award "Best Sustainable Code". Our code was described as "precise, clean, and efficient" by the judges.
Marketing Information Page
Developed a page on the Admin website during my employment at Law Enforcement Seminars LLC. Most my work consisted of marketing and advertising for trainings from our company. With this, I was able to use my programming skills to develop a comprehensive full-stack webpage within our admin-side infrastructure designed to manipulate and display vital marketing data associated with our multi-media marketing channels. This platform presented crucial analytical data including cost, location, advertised training, and more. Using this page I created, I was able to begin rolling out weekly reports on the amount of advertisements I sent out, and the total cost of all our advertising efforts to become more cost-effective.
* Please note the repo linked provides only a glimpse to emphasize key design principles and functionality of my work *
TexVenture | Web-Based Text RPG
This is a working project to practice multiple aspects of design I've been learning. The idea is a Web-Based text adventure written using the MERN stack, MongoDB, Express, React.js, and Node.js to begin putting into practice and learning useful full-stack skills whilst flexing my creative muscles. This project is still a work in progress, this is currently the second version. The first can be found on my GitHub under the repo web-rpg.
AI Algorithms | Pacman
This homework demonstrates an understanding and implementation of common AI searching algorithms, those being BFS, DFS, UCS, and A*. Along with my partner, we abstracted the problem with a Node class, where each node has its state, cost, and actions. The algorithms can be found insearch.py and searchAgents.py CornerSearch
Aphantasia
This was a semester-long project to put into practice the skills acquired during my Augmented Reality class. This project, Aphantasia, is a simple rogue-like AR game where you as the player must survive waves of enemy slime objects. Built within Unity, this project implements simple enemy slime AI, Swipe and Gesture manager to detect complex screen swipes, and many AR features including plane detection, occlusion, and more.
EVNID
UTD Capstone project in colaboration with Toyota Tsusho Systems and a team of UTD engineering majors. I lead a team of computer science majors to assist in the research and developement of a penetration testing tool, and an associated simulated testing environment. Developed a software package called EVNID, Electric Vehicle Network Interfereance Device, to infiltrate the connection between the EV (Electric Vehicle), and EVSE (Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment). This tool will provide the ability to test, research, and develop better stronger systems for better security to protect both the Vehicle and user's private information.