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Work Experience Lockheed Martin Herndon, VA Software Developer – Geospatial-Intelligence Visualization Services (GVS) July 2015 - Present

Designed and created methods and respective unit tests using JavaScript for Map of the World

Automated software installation and server setup by creating Ruby and Bash scripts in Chef, including the set-up of Zabbix for daily monitoring

Set up the ground work for faster deployments of AWS instances by modifying how users enter in their data, resulting in rapid server stand-ups

Maintained SVN repositories for a DevOps environment, including code creation, automation, bug fixes, and configuration

Fixed server-side issues that resulted in front-end bugs and regressions

Participated in agile software development Software Developer – Energy, Environment, Safety and Health (EESH) July 2016 – October 2016

Volunteered for and joined additional internal Lockheed Martin program in another software developer position focusing on front-end development

Coordinated design, creation, implementation, and testing of the working chart applications from prototype to demo-ready working application with other team members

Created a release-notes page requiring user authentication with JavaScript

Presented project and explained high side user-relevant information to customers monthly

Education

University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science and Economics May 2015

Internship Inova Solutions Charlottesville, VA Summer Intern Summer 2014

Collaborated with a team of other interns to create a product support site for Inova Solutions

Learned and utilized Django/Mezzanine to start and finish the product support site

Wrote and ran test cases for the contents of the support site

Relevant Projects Mowing for Cookies – Puzzle game Spring 2015

Leader – Team of 4

Work involved coordinating schedules, delegating tasks, checking up on progress, critiquing, problem solving, and user-testing

The result was a game that was demonstrated to an open-floor group of professors and students at the end of the semester

OnTrack – Mobile app Fall 2014 Leader – Team of 3

Tasks involved communication between the professor and the team, agile-like check-ins, code creating and debugging, and user-testing

The result was an application that was presented in front of a class of peers and the professor

Technical Skills

Languages – Java, Python, Ruby, Bash, C#, C++ Web Development – JavaScript/jQuery, HTML/CSS, Django/Mezzanine, Drupal, Ajax, Cesium, node.js, PHP Cloud – AWS (EC2, S3), chef.io Other – Zabbix, Google Earth, Tortoise SVN, grunt, git, Android Developer Tools, Visual Studio