Objective:
Seeking a full-time position in Software Design.
Education:
University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado College of Engineering
Expected Graduation May 2003
Emphasis: Software Design GPA 3.90
Double Major: Computer Science and Applied Math
Experience:
Sun Microsystems Broomfield, Colorado
Intern Java Developer/Manager Summer 2001-present
Designed and constructed educational website offering blocks of instruction to K-12 students using web-based Java technology ie: applets, servlets, XML, and XSLT. Project completed in cooperation with Carl Weiman, 2001 Nobel Prize winner in Physics.
Managing software design team at CU to update Mathematics Visualization Toolkit; Java software used in upper level math courses.
National Instruments Austin, Texas
LabView Research & Development Summer 2000
Wrote file I/O primitives for a Palm Pilot code generator for use with LabView 7.0.
Contributed original software design while working on large-scale development team.
Added 3000+ lines of code to pre-existing projects.
University of Colorado Applied Math Department Boulder, Colorado
Mathematics Research/Undergraduate Assistant Summer 2001, Fall 2002
Researched nonlinear coding techniques used in data transmission and communication technologies under supervision of Dr. Mark Ablowitz.
Assisted teaching assistant for teaching Calculus in student group setting.
Computer Skills:
Java, JSP, servlets, C/C++, Assembly, HTML, XML, LabView
Awards and Accomplishments:
Meritorious Designation - Mathematical Modeling Contest Spring 2002
1st Place - CU Design Expo Software Project Spring 1999
Designed application analyzing one year of window glazing temperature data for ITLL building.
Graduated Valedictorian of Estes Park High. Summer 1998
Received Four-Year Sunrise Rotary Scholarship. 1998-2002
Aims Math & Science Contest, 1st place C.S. Spring 1997
Leadership:
Alpha Phi Omega (APO) Chairperson Sept. 2000-May 2002
Maintained financial records, advertised for group, and performed voluntary community service for APO, community service fraternity.