Joshua L Stewart
**** * **** ****** *** * Fort Smith, AR 72903 479-***-**** ****.*.********@*****.***
Education
Arkansas Tech University, Russellville, AR
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Qualifications Advanced Computer Courses and Mathematics
Computer Programming C++ I and II
Java Senior Seminar
Operating Systems
Calculus I and II
Advanced Discrete Mathematics
Personal Software Engineering (Java – Patterns and software design principles)
Database Concepts
Systems Analysis and Design I and II
Data Structures
Compiler Design
Applied Statistics
Microcomputer Applications
Information Resource Management
Advanced Data Structures
Organization of Programming Languages
Linear Algebra
Experience
08/15 – 3/15 Database Entry and Maintenance for Campbell Service Center, Huntsville, AR
Maintain Access database
Bookkeeper for customer accounts
Organize invoices and customer files
11/14 - 08/15 Computer and Phone Repair Technician at GuruMyPC, Russellville, AR
Computer and mobile device virus removal
Computer and mobile device hardware repair
Customer service and account management
04/13 - 08/15 Crew Chief/Shift Lead at IHOP, Russellville, AR
Conducted interviews for hired applicants
Managed approximately eight to twelve people
Customer service and multitasking
Regulated food cost and inventory
03/16 – Present IT Support Analyst at Golden Living, Fort Smith, AR
Provide tech support for hundreds of users
Manage user accounts in multiple software platforms
Data entry
Awards and Acknowledgments
Computer Club, 2011 - present
Arkansas Tech University Concert Band, Spring 2012
Arkansas Tech University's Tech Idol semifinalist, 2013 and 2014
Arkansas Tech University's Tech's Got Talent semifinalist, 2014
Projects
MINIForth “Minute Implementation of Forth” (Java)
oAn interpreter built in Java for a basic version of the threaded-interpreted language “Forth”. The project was designed to utilize modularity, quickly accessible data structures, and extensive string manipulation.
Database for Campbell’s Service Center (Access)
oA small-scale database made in Access for Campbell’s Service Center, a small-town vehicle service shop in Huntsville, Arkansas. The emphasis of this system was to make it as user-friendly as possible, utilizing Access’ features for estimates, invoices, and keeping track of every customer as well as their vehicle repair history.