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September 2023 - Present
- Taught students basic computer science concepts and advanced programming skills
- Created an advanced Python curriculum independently that was used for several classes and camps
- Troubleshot and resolved technical problems with the software students used
- Communicated with clients to answer questions and ensure needs were met
February 2022 - May 2022
- Improved experimental fuzzing tool developed by PhD student
- Ran tests and removed bugs
- Added comments, rewrote code for cleanliness, created documentation for codebase
- Optimized runtime by 10% - 40%
- C
- C++
- Python
- Java
- Rust
- SQL (MySql)
- HTML
- CSS
- Javascript
- C#
- PHP
- Bash
- PowerShell
- Git
- Raspberry Pi
- Unity
- Apache
- Dynamixel
- Cybersecurity
- Robotics
- Machine Learning / AI
Computer Science (B.S.)
University of Idaho
Moscow, ID
May 2023
Cybersecurity Undergraduate Academic Certificate
University of Idaho
Moscow, ID
May 2023
CompTIA PenTest+
April 2023
Eagle Scout
Scouts BSA
Troop 356
November 2018
- August 2022 - May 2023
- Mobile Rotbot Team
- Lead Software Engineer
- Built a 4-legged walking robot
- March 2023
- University of Idaho Team
- 2nd place
- Northwest Regional
- 2012 - 2019
- Troop 356
- Eagle Scout
- Senior Patrol Leader
- Assistant Senior Patrol Leader
- Patrol Leader
- Assistant Patrol Leader
- Order of the Arrow Representative
- Created and published a Rust library for making procedural attribute macros
- Designed the library to make it easier to create attributes that add code the start and / or end of functions
- Managed a repository, created thorough documentation, and published to crates.io
- Created a library for generating PDF documents containing spell descriptions from Dungeons & Dragons
- Managed a repository, created thorough documentation, and published to crates.io
- Created framework to test neural network models for accuracy in predicting Team Fortress 2 match outcomes
- Developed program to source data from professional matches on logs.tf
- Designed and tested various neural networks to find most accurate model
- Found model that had 66% accuracy in predicting exact scores and 91% accuracy in determining winning team
- Programmed 2 Denso robotic arms to automatically assemble solar arrays as a proof of concept for NASA
- Worked with engineers from other disciplines to design and connect attachments for the robots
- Managed a budget and researched supplies to order
- Collaborated with NASA engineers to determine the best design choices
- Led software development of 4-legged walking robot for university robotics club
- Wrote an easy to use library and documentation for controlling the robot
- Taught non programmer teammates how to use library to program the robot
- Programmed the robot to walk and set up codebase to take sensor inputs to robot can complete complicated tasks
- Developed a discord bot that kept track of meeting times and duties for senior capstone project teams
- Ran it on a personal Raspberry Pi server
- Assisted other teams with setting up the bot for them to use
- Managed bot while it was being used by 11 other capstone teams
- Developed a compiler for the C- programming language for a compiler design class
- Designed it to generate assembly code for the Tiny Machine virtual machine
- Developed a website that allows users to search for products and services for a database design class
- Designed BCNF database to interface with website
- Created Discord bot that randomly joined voice channels and played sounds as a joke for friends
- Made the bot highly customizable with lots of settings and commands
- Allowed and managed sound file uploads and downloads to the bot
- Operated the bot on a cloud hosting network and eliminated cybersecurity risks
- Created a 2D tower defense / shooter game for a software engineering class
- Led a team of 7 people to develop the game
- Used waterfall development method to develop most of the game and agile development towards the end
- Won vote for most fun game in the class
- Developed demo viruses for a presentation in a cybersecurity class
- Designed the viruses to infect python files and make them do silly things
- Made it impossible to detect with signature based antivirus software by making the virus polymorphic
