I'm a recent graduate from The University of Texas at Austin, currently living in Austin and looking for software engineering opportunities.
During college, I worked as one of the first engineers at Clean 'Em where I helped design and build the first version of the web application. I ended up helping design and build the second version, as well as the first iOS application.
I also worked as an IT technician for the department of Recreational Sports in The University of Texas at Austin, where I helped maintain and create software and hardware.
Prior to Clean 'Em, I had software engineering internships at Gardenmania where I helped build solutions for better client management, as well as did some freelance work to help put up new websites and improve their SEO.
Important Coursework: Data Structures, Graphics and Computer Visualization, iOS Mobile Computing, Modern Web Applications, Software Engineering
Important Coursework: Epidemiology, Data Analysis, Statistics and Probability
Concepts Learned: MySQL, React, Express, Node
Refresher course on data structures concepts, accompanied with practice on software engineering interview questions.
Created the API needed on the back-end to interact with the iOS application and utilized Cocoapods (Alamofire) to use the API. Used JSON web tokens for authentication and session control.
Created the API needed on the back-end to interact with the iOS application and utilized Cocoapods (Alamofire) to use the API. Used JSON web tokens for authentication and session control.
Created the API needed on the back-end to interact with the iOS application and utilized Cocoapods (Alamofire) to use the API. Used JSON web tokens for authentication and session control.
Helped set up Google student front facing computers controlled via Google Admin Console. Helped creating websites to provide quicker common link access. Helped provision multiple new hardware to employees with all needed software and security controls. Helped with ethernet connectivity, as well as firewall features and networking.