Programmer, Software Developer

JESSE MENDOZA

**** ****** ***** **., ******, TX 78741 • Cell: 832-***-**** • ***************@*****.***

Professional Summary

Knowledgeable programmer and recent computer science graduate skilled in data collection, analysis, and management. Works well under pressure and consistently meets deadlines and targets while delivering high quality work.

Skills

•Java specialist

•Advanced problem solving skills

•Data management

•Troubleshooting and debugging

• Advanced knowledge of C and C++

•API design knowledge

•Security expert

Exceptional time management

Education

Bachelor of Arts: Computer Science,12/2016

University of Texas - Austin, TX

•Computational Science and Engineering coursework

•Coursework in Web Design and Development

Relevant Coursework

•Object-Oriented Programming: Master the concepts of object oriented programming (C++)

•Information Retrieval and Web Search: Write search and page ranking algorithms to process queries and retrieve information from the web (Java)

•Data Management: Build and maintain databases and web applications that use them (SQL, Cypher, SIM, JSON, MySQL, PL/SQL)

•Mobile Computing: Build android apps using Android Studio (XML, Java)

•Network Security: Recognize vulnerabilities in computer networks and learn how to exploit them (PHP, Python, SQL, JavaScript)

•Programming Languages: Learn the fundamentals of how different programming languages work and why they exist (Prolog, ML, Scala)

•Computer Organization and Architecture: Learn computer architecture, how compilers process information, and basics of networking (C)

Projects

•Clock (Scala): An internal DSL that allows users to schedule commands at specific times. The language performs basic mathematical operations, Boolean operations, and string manipulation. It uses a hash map to store commands and executes them in order per their "time", an internal class used to drive execution.

•Backyard Dog Park (Android Studio, Java/XML): A mobile application for a small dog boarding business located here in Austin. It allows clients to schedule reservations and sends reminders for drop-off and pickup times.

•Conway's Game of Life (C Classic programming problem where the goal is to create a grid of cells, all of which are either "live" or "dead". Each “turn”, cells can change their state per the number of their "live" neighbors. Interesting patterns can be created depending on the starting grid.

•Digimodo CTF: This was the final "capture the flag" project in our network security course. It was a cumulative CTF scenario that involved all the penetration testing techniques that were taught in the course. We were required to exploit vulnerabilities including local file inclusion, SQL injection, and vulnerable programs.

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