Portland, Oregon

Travis L. Johnson aceeef@r.postjobfree.com

503-***-****

Summary:

Dedicated, inventive computer scientist looking to gain experience in a high-tech company.

Education:

Associates of Science, Portland Community College, Portland, OR 2004-2006

GPA 3.14 2007-2008

BS Computer Science, Portland State University, Portland, OR 2009-2013

GPA 3.14, Major GPA 3.55

Technical and Computer Skills:

OS: Linux(Ubuntu), Windows

Languages: Java, C/C++, SQL, XML, HTML, Foundation, JavaScript, Bash, IA32 Assembly

Databases: Postgres

Source Control: Git

Testing: NodeUnit, JUnit

DE: Eclipse, NetBeans

Experience:

Point of Sales Associate,

Nike Employee Store, Beaverton, OR November 2013 - Present

April 2007 – August 2008

Work in the stock room and on the sales floor restocking the sales inventory.

• Use team work with my fellow associates to make sure the floor was stocked at all times.

• Communicate with my fellow associates to make sure we were not stocking the same sections on the floor.

• Prioritize my time to make sure the better selling or empty sections always got filled first.

• Use goal setting to accomplish daily tasks such as taking down and setting up displays or keeping displays

fully stocked.

Portland State University Senior Capstone,

Celly, Portland, OR March 2013 – August 2013

Celly is a Portland based mobile social networking company. Their website can be found at cel.ly. I worked on a team with

4 other students. Celly requested a bookmarklet which would work on all the major browsers simplifying the messaging

process. Our bookmarklet grabbed the current url of the web page and put it in a text area. The user then could pick the

contacts or “cells” to send the text too. You see more about our process on http://portlandstatecapstone.wordpress.com/.

My contributions to the project were:

• Designed the GUI.

• Tested the JavaScript using NodeUnit.

What I learned:

• Communication skills are essential to be a productive team member.

• Setting goals with a team in much harder that it sounds.

• How to use git with a large group working on code simultaneously.

• How to prioritize my time to make sure I accomplish my personal goals on time.

• Ascertaining requirements from a user can be a difficult and communications skills are essential.

• It is not always possible to accomplish what you think you can at the start of the project.

Awards:

Portland Community College:

• Honor's List: Fall 2007, Spring 2008

• Dean's List: Fall 2008

• President's List: Winter 2008

Nike Employee Store:

• Back of House MVP: February 2014

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