I'm a Senior at Clemson University studying Computer Information Systems, an amateur developer, an IT professional, and a choral musician. I have experience in Systems Administration, and I'm looking for a career in Software Engineering; ideally, systems and embedded development. I'm most comfortable with the C, Python, and JavaScript programming languages, and I'm thoroughly familiar with all manner of operating systems and server software. I've also performed with elite choirs around the country and internationally at venues such as Carnegie Hall and the Sydney Opera House.
Here's who you have to thank for my "intelligence", as it were:
Grade Point Average (GPA): 3.78 (as of May 2024)
Grade Point Average (GPA): 5.02
Specifically, the professional kind. The kind that wrinkles my brain and lines my pockets.
Learned and worked with Microsoft Intune, Azure Active Directory, JAMF, Apple Business Manager, etc. Managed enterprise user accounts, deployed corporate Windows and macOS devices using Intune and JAMF, tested major operating system updates, tested CrowdStrike software deployments, and answered helpdesk tickets.
Coordinated with 1000-level and 2000-level Computer Science professors to offer supplemental student learning opportunities, worked with the School of Computing's faculty to design, develop, and implement activities for students, and served as a liaison between student groups and School of Computing leadership.
Wrote Gradescope program autograding scripts, created grading rubrics, graded student program submissions, instructed students on the C programming language, answered student questions, held weekly office hours, and managed other TAs under the CPSC 1010/1011 and CPSC 1110/1111 courses.
At the moment, my specialty is building small, niche utility programs to solve problems only I have, but, as you can see from the line-by-line comments in most of my code, my code is clean. If any recruiters are reading this, I promise I've learned the error of my ways when it comes to commenting.
Hint: Click the arrow icon () at the top of a project's card to visit the project's repository page.Questions? Comments? A sudden urge to profess your undying love for me? Send 'em.
Like to keep things simple? Shoot me an email — I'll try to get back to you as quickly as I can.
Maybe you're a bit more modern? Send me a text — I prefer it that way, anyway.
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