Computer Engineer

David Cain

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Phoenix, MD 21131

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Objective: Seeking a Computer Engineering position where I can use my programming and engineering skills, as well as my software and hardware skills.

Education: Elizabethtown College, Elizabethtown, PA (ABET accredited) Graduated: May 2015

Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering

Relevant Courses:

Control Systems

Networking

Systems and Signals

Advanced Computer Engineering

Circuit Analysis

Computer Science I, II

Algorithms and Data Structures

Digital Circuits and Computer Interfacing

Computer Organization and Design

College Physics I, II, III

Calculus I, II, III

Operating Systems

Green Robotics, Automation, and Machine Intelligence

Linear Algebra

Experience:

WordAI, Towson, MD Summer 2014

Web Development intern

Developed a front end interface for a commercial website and linked it to a MySQL database of my own creation, addressing security concerns along the way

Information and Technology Services (ITS), Elizabethtown College August 2012- May 2014

Helpdesk Support, Diagnostic Technician

Helped student users with various computer problems including but not limited to: Virus and Malware removal, networking issues, failing hardware, corrupted system files. Also performed Media Services tasks like setting up projectors and screens and replacing older hardware

Friends School of Baltimore, Baltimore, MD Summer 2011, 2012

Information Systems intern

Set up multiple computer labs, installing both hardware and software. Helped map and revitalize the school’s network. Learned about Active Directory administration, Exchange servers, and tape backup systems

Skills

Java

C++

PHP

HTML

Arduino

Solid Edge

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Premiere

Adobe After Effects

MySQL

JQuery

MATLAB

Mathematica

Final Cut Pro

Maya

Team Project to Design Autonomous Pace Car Spring 2013-Spring 2014

I worked with three other Engineers of various disciplines to design a 1:10 scale pace car that can follow a line on an athletic track at high speed to serve as a performance indicator for runners. I have been involved in every element of design, from structural and mechanical design to circuit and control system design and programming of the car’s logic. This project was presented at the 2014 ASEE Zone 1 Conference at the University of Bridgeport.

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