Software Developer

Ryan Blum

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Florence, South Carolina 29505

*********@*****.***

843-***-****

Objective

To obtain a challenging, professional position that would exercise my knowledge of Math and Science.

Computer Skills

Software – Windows 7, Mac OSX, MS Office (Excel, Outlook, Office, PowerPoint), Maple 9.0, Mathematica 7,

Matlab

Computer Languages – Java and C++

Typing – 75 WPM Average

Education

College of Charleston, 2005-2008. Astrophysics, Physics, Mathematics.

Francis Marion University, 2009-2011. Received a BS in Computational Physics with a minor in Mathematics.

Work Experience

Percy & Willie’s, Shift Leader/Trainer, June 2012 – Present

• Ensured outstanding dining experience for customers.

• Directed server workflow by supervising subordinate servers.

• Provided training for new servers on day to day duties.

Outback Steakhouse, Server/Head Waiter, April 2011 – June 2012

• Provided excellent dining service for all customers.

• Prepared bank deposits and financial reports.

Francis Marion University, Research Assistant/Software Developer, July 2010 – May 2011

• Progressed laboratory software to aid the study of magnetic materials in conjunction with researchers at

Oxford University.

• Created technical documentation and instructions for operation of lab software.

• Performed presentations describing the use of the software for instructors and researchers.

Francis Marion University, On-Campus Tutor, August 2009 – May 2011

• Provided reinforced discussions of in-class material.

• Organized study groups for tests and exams.

• Guaranteed an increase in student test and exam grades by at least one full letter grade.

Science South, Workshop Leader, April 2008 – December 2008

• Provided guidance through science workshops and labs.

• Created and organized science workshops.

• Encouraged an increased interest in science to students of all ages.

Miscellaneous

• Eagle Scout of Boy Scouts of America, Troop 402, Florence, South Carolina.

• Received the Physics Award presented by the FMU Physics Department in 2011.

• Awarded 1st Place for Undergraduate Research and Presentation at the 2010 SESAPS

conference.

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