Education

Portland State University

Masters Computer Science-Networks and Systems

2018-2021 December, GPA: 3.95

University of Utah

Bachelors Economics-Minor:Buisness

2011-2015

Experience

Portland State Aerospace Society - Sep 2020-Current - Volunteer Software Member

Write unit and integration test code in Python to test the exposure accuracy of Cirrus Flux camera.

Use TDD to Work with Cirrus Flux camera team to design algorithms for embedded software to read data from an image and determine satellite orientation.

Hawaii Pacific Health - Jun 2016-Feb 2018 - Data Specialist

Edited TOAD software, Access, and excel to ensure up to date monthly reports

Led bi-weekly analytics team meeting where each member discussed their data driven findings from their projects that week, issues they may have had, then group collaborated to find best resolution

Led state wide meeting to develop data management plans, reports, validation procedures.

TMSys

Thermal Monitoring System

Thermal Monitoring System was designed to be an automated system that used cheap lightweight hardware to track an individuals temperature using Raspberry Pi 3 and MLX06990 thermal camera. Once activated the system records a users temperature at regular intervals and records them. Once enough data is tracked the system keeps track of the users average, and if the temp becomes too high or too low and email is sent with all the recorded data.

Github: TMSys

Design Patterns

Java Design Patterns

This project was implementing the Design Patterns discussed by The Gang of Four, such as Abstract Factory, Bridge, Composite and many more. The programming language used for this project was Java. The classic design patterns are discussed in the Gang of Four textbook. There is flexibility to allow for scalable code. The implementations of the code vary on the individual situation, but I tried to use a variety of scenarios. Inside the link below you will see multiple folders, each titled a different design pattern concept.

Github :Design Patterns