Assistant Software Developer

Reginald K. Ford II

**** ***** **** • Manassas, Virginia, 20112

571-***-**** • ***.****@*****.***

Objective:

Software development position especially for software with advanced

algorithms, parallel processing, and numerical methods.

Skills:

Computer Languages

Expert in C, C++, Java, MATLAB and Javascript

Web Development

Expert with HTML5, Javascript, the Dojo Framework, and Node.js

Databases

MySQL and MongoDB

Certifications

Microsoft Certified Professional for Microsoft Windows 2000

Development Tools

VIM, Git, Eclipse, Microsoft Visual Studio 2013

Operating Systems

Expert with Linux, MacOSX, and Microsoft Windows

Education:

Degree

Ph.D in Physics

Period

August 2011 – December 2017 (expected date)

Expertise

Computational Physics

University

George Mason University

Degree

M.S. in Applied & Engineering Physics

Period

August 2011 – May 2015

University

George Mason University

Degree

B.S. in Mathematics

Period

August 2006 – December 2010

Minor

Physics

University

James Madison University

Work

Experience:

Research Experience:

International Business Machines (IBM)

Software Developer

March 2011

February 2013

• Maintained, tested, and extended proprietary C++ software for the IBM Intelligent Forms Processing team, which focused on document recognition and optical

character recognition.

• Performed regression testing and designed unit tests for the GoArmyEd.com project.

George Mason University

Graduate Teaching Assistant

August 2013

August 2014

• Taught undergraduate calculus based physics.

• Provided recitations, allowing students to choose specific problems that the class would learn how to solve.

Department of Mathematics & Statistics, J.M.U

Student Researcher

March 2010

June 2010

• Used MATLAB to implement a new method of approximating solutions to differential equations called the Parker-Sochacki method. Advised by Dr.Anthony Tongen and Dr.Paul Warne.

• Received the Mathematics Department’s Research Award for excellent participation.

University Advancement, J.M.U

Student Research Assistant

October 2009

December 2010

• Performed data mining and data entry. Organized quantitative reports regarding all prospective students, current students, and alumni of James Madison University.

Department of Mathematics & Statistics, J.M.U

Student Researcher

May 2009

June 2009

• Analyzed a board game called Mancala in terms of formal game theory, while advised by Dr.Anthony Tongen and Dr.Roger Thelwell.

References:

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