Software Developer

ROBERT A. REED

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OBJECTIVE

Ambitious, energetic computer science major skilled in team leadership, with an extensive educational background in software design and business. Seeking to utilize high quality development skills and deep passion to push the boundaries of what machine learning, among other technologies, can do for society. SKILLS

• Proficient in Java, C++, C, HTML and CSS

• Experienced in Python, JavaScript, x86 assembly

and Swift 4

• Object-Oriented Programming

• Distributed Systems

• Experience with Machine Learning algorithms

and Object Detection

• Strong group leadership skills

• Personable and enthusiastic

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Minor in Cybersecurity, Minor in Business Expected May 2019 Texas A&M University, College Station, TX

• Related Coursework: Design & Analysis of Algorithms - Artificial Intelligence - Computer Human Interaction Wireless & Mobile Systems - Computer & Network Security - Distributed Data-Intensive Systems - Operating Systems

• Major-Specific GPA (Upper Level): 3.045

RELEVANT PROJECTS

Campus AR

Developed an iOS application that enables users to take a tour with Augmented Reality, allowing them to be directed around campus and have information digitally displayed in front of each building on campus. Technologies used: Swift 4, Google Places API and Apple’s ARKit T-Signal (In-Progress)

Designing and developing a neural network-based traffic light and traffic signal recognition system to be integrated in Texas A&M’s autonomous vehicle.

Technologies Used: Python, TensorFlow, Raspberry Pi Tiny SNS

Developed a Social Network using Google Protocol Buffers and gRPC, allowing users to interact with each other via following, posting, and viewing followed user’s timelines. Technologies used: C++, Google Protocol Buffers and gRPC Software Rasterizer & Mesh Processor

Created a program that reads in and renders a triangle mesh (.obj) to an image via software rasterization, as well as a program that call apply color to the mesh using custom materials, lights and shaders. Technologies used: C++, OpenGL, GLFW and GLSL

Don’t Drive, Ride!

Developmental and UI design lead of the website. The website connects to Google Maps and Google Places API to pull map and direction data. This website accesses Uber’s API and integrates its functionality with Google Maps to allow users to call rides.

Technologies used: JavaScript, HTML, CSS and AJAX

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

• Currently leading and managing a team developing a Traffic Light and Signal Recognition system.

• Group design lead for digital micro-processor development

• Webmaster for Phi Delta Theta Fraternity

• Development Head of Product integrating the functionality of third-party API’s into a website.

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