My Skills

My Skills
C#
95%
C++
95%
ASP.NET Core
90%
Python
80%
JavaScript
95%
ReactJS
90%
Java
95%
TensorFlow
90%
High Performance Computing
90%
NodeJS
95%
Kubernetes
80%
Docker
80%
CI/CD
85%
Data Science
85%

Resume

Resume

Working Experience

2021 - Present
Research Engineer 2
Indeed
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2019 - 2021
Software Engineer
Dell Technologies
  • Designed and developed distributed, cloud-based enterprise eCommerce software for Dell’s complex business domain and technical needs.
  • Led mission-critical projects and created efficient microservices with high CI/CD maturity scores and automated unit and integration testing while improving existing architecture and standards.
  • Created a dashboard to monitor the health of all servers, deployments, and major endpoints and send notifications when needed.
  • Increased Performance of client-facing applications and microservices by more than 85%
2018 - 2019
Software Developer
Texas State University
  • Developed, Designed, and implemented educational software application components in C# for collecting data from various community participants
  • Produced efficient and effective code based on provided specifications in addition to troubleshooting, debugging, and upgrading software to meet industry standards.
2017
Disaster Recovery Specialist
Rentsys Recovery Services
  • Performed routine checkups and created redundant systems for different types of machines.
  • Created documentation on newly received hardware and ran functional tests to simulate different conditions/environments.
  • Imaged and configured laptops, desktops, and servers.
  • Set up RAID controllers and extensions, and assisted in training incoming interns.

Educational Qualifications

2017 - 2019
B.S. Computer Science
Texas State University (San Marcos)
  • Minor in Mathematics
  • 3.80 GPA / Summa Cum Laude

Awards

Awards
2019
1st Place at Texas-Mexico International Collegiate Programming Competition
  • Participated as part of the top team of three students at the Texas-Mexico International Collegiate Programming Competition. The International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) is an annual competitive programming competition held globally by and for the world's universities.
2019
Computer Science Academic Excellence Award
  • Award given for academic excellence in Computer Science. Awards were given to computer science students who have at least a 3.8 Texas State GPA, 3.6 or better major GPA for computer science, have completed a minimum of 30 hours of course work at Texas State University and a minimum of 9 hours of coursework in computer science courses. 50 out of the 1400 Texas State computer science students were given this award.