Project Assistant

Mei Sheinbaum

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(631) 365 – 2009 ********@**********.*** www.linkedin.com/in/mei-sheinbaum Education:

Binghamton University, State University of New York, Watson School of Engineering May 2018 Bachelor in Computer Science

Overall GPA: 3.42/4.00 Dean's list Spring 2016- Fall 2016, Spring 2018 Technical Skills

Proficient Languages: C, C++ Semi-Proficient Languages: Prolog, Ruby Software: Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, Git, c9, Pivotal Tracker Additional: Basic HTML, basic CSS, soldering

Professional Experience

Intern to the Assistant of Dean of the Watson School, Binghamton NY January 2018 – May 2018

– Collected data and compiled it into various forms using Excel and Powerpoint so that it could be quickly interpreted by an outside party

– Transferred existing data into an Access database to make a phone list that could easily be edited

– Condensed phone list data to a single page in Excel so the office had an easy, single page directory of all of the staff

Team Project Experience

Web App (Ruby, Agile Environment), Binghamton, NY October 2017 – December 2017

– Used basic CSS alongside Ruby to design the exercise web app to make a user interface interactive platform

– Planned iterations of the project and coordinated using PivotalTracker to delegate tasks by priority

– Adapted to a changing schedule by communicating through GroupMe to deal with issues that arose during development outside of scheduled meeting times

Super Simple File System (C Binghamton, NY April 2017 – May 2017

– Created a file system using C++ in a team of four to read, write, and store persistent data

– Communicated issues between team members in a timely manner using GroupMe to make sure everyone was up to date on how the project was progressing

NISH AbilityOne Design Challenge, Commack, NY

– Used Photoshop as well as woodworking tools to design and construct a device that automatically measured out a specific quantity of soil

– Worked on project until completion by reporting to meeting times promptly and consistently NYIT Engineering and Technology Showcase, Old Westbury, NY May 2012

– Developed a device to determine a person's height using a sonar sensor and arduinos in order to win the Most Innovative Award

– Overcame challenges such as adapting to a new environment by communicating with other team members working on the project in order to familiarize myself with the product

– Designed flow chart for the project using Powerpoint to outline the decisions the computer program went through in order to reach the output

Individual Project Experience:

Offline Recipe List, Commack NY September 2013 – May 2014

– Created a program using Microsoft Visual Studio to store up to 10 recipes and retrieve them between sessions

– Consulted someone with more experience on how to improve the program outside of the required parameters

– Designed a method using persistent storage so that recipes in the program to be transferred between machines

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