Computer Science Assistant

David Stevens

Carnegie Mellon University ********@******.***.***

SMC 4689 864-***-****

Pittsburgh, PA 15289 www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/dgsteven/

Objective To obtain a full-time internship for summer 2013 in the eld of computer science

Education Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA

Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, May 2015

Cumulative GPA: 4.0

Skills Computer Languages

Pro cient in: Java (4 years), C (3 years), and Standard ML (1 year)

Experience with: Python, Javascript, MATLAB, HTML/CSS, Haskell, SQL

Software

Eclipse, LaTeX, git, SVN, Mathematica, MATLAB, vim

Selected Great Theoretical Ideas in Computer Science, Introduction to Computer Systems,

Coursework Machine Learning, Parallel and Sequential Data Structures and Algorithms,

Principles of Software System Construction

Work The MITRE Corporation

Intern, Summer 2012 - Present

Experience

Developing an Android application for interfacing with an autopilot on

a 3D printed unmanned aerial vehicle to allow for autonomous ight

Working towards adding robustness to a software suite for the autonomous

operation of a swarm of RC cars using on-board Android phones

Presented on work done over the sumer at the MITRE Student Showcase

Carnegie Mellon University

Principles of Functional Programming Teaching Assistant, Fall 2012

Assisting in the teaching of an introductory course to functional

programming taught in Standard ML

Center for Computational Analysis of Social & Organizational Systems

Undergraduate Research Assistant and Data Coder, Fall 2011 - Spring 2012

Added new features to the Automap software package such as a pronoun

replacement utility and a location generalization tool

Media Technology Services

Classroom Technology Inspector, Fall 2011

Performed daily inspections of classroom hardware to ensure functionality

Projects 100 problems solved on the Project Euler website

Creation of a physics engine for a physics based tank game in JavaScript

Development of ant AI, communication, and path nding in Java

Course Creation of malloc using red-black trees and a multi-threaded caching

Projects web proxy in C

Implementations of a Barnes-Hut n-body simulation and a two-player game

framework including a computer player using alpha-beta pruning in SML

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