Data Scientist

Mark Niewierowski

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EDUCATION

Master’s in Data Science Stevens University (Online) Hoboken, NJ Expected Graduation December 2023

BS Electrical Engineering Milwaukee School of Engineering Milwaukee, WI Minors: Math and Physics GPA: 3.5 May 2021

New Hyde Park Memorial High School New Hyde Park, NY GPA: 3.88 June 2017 WORK HISTORY

Technician Cox & Company Planview, NY July 2021 – present (40 – 50 hours per week)

Grocery Shelf Stocker Stop & Shop Franklin Square, NY June 2020 – August 2021 (20 hours per week) Summer Job

Volunteer Camp Anchor Lido Beach, New York 1030 hours between Summers and Saturday Program 2013-2017

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Python Excel Video Editing/Recording Troubleshooting

Pixel Art Data Research

ORGANIZATIONS

Brother of Triangle Fraternity MSOE Chapter May 2019 -May 2021

Circle K Member MSOE Oct 2019 –May 2021

MSOE Honors Program Sept 2017 – May

2018

High School National Honors Society

Science Research Class NHP Memorial High School Sept 2013 – June 2016 PROJECTS

Senior Design Project (Rescue Blankets) [Team of 5] Problem: Create a product that keeps people warm when they get stranded in their car during a blizzard and works independent of the car.

Project: A 12” by 15” by 4” casing with 5 packs of 4 rechargeable lithium-ion batteries that uses a wind turbine, solar panel, and wall wart for charging. The system was able to handle 3 heated blankets and 2 USB chargers for phones.

Skills Used/Acquired throughout Project:

• Data Collection: During our tests, I keep track of all our data that we collected from the test. This included how the battery drained and solar panel power output.

• Graph/Chart Creation: I formatted data into graphs and charts that we’d use in our group’s reports and presentations.

• Knowledge about Renewable Energy: Our project had us use solar panel and wind turbine as a source of power, so I learned more about renewable energy.

• Testing: My team did a lot of testing throughout the project and measured the voltages and currents we needed with a multimeter.

EE3921 Final Project (Yoshi’s Apple Eating Adventure) [Individual] Problem: Make a Project using an FPGA logic, C program, NIOS processor, and 1 on-board peripheral

Project: I made a game like Snake with Yoshi to eat apples placed on the screen and the DE10 Lite was the controller.

Skills Used/Acquired throughout Project:

• Troubleshooting/Debugging: When I discovered an issue with my software, I separated the problem in smaller parts to test my specific parts like my game display or my accelerometer.

• Testing: Every major change in the software I made, I’d test to make sure the game was operating as I intended.

• Creative Problem Solving: One problem I had was that Yoshi would count one apple multiple times if in the range of an apple for too long. Therefore, my solution was to give Yoshi a “speed boost” after getting an apple. This led to the apple being counted once and being an indicator to the player that they ate the apple.

• Pixel Art: Reminiscent of the 8-bit era of gaming, I used grids over images and testing different color codes to create all the sprite.

AWARDS

MLC 2019 All-Academic Team MSOE Lacrosse 2019 season

CCIW 2018 All-Academic Team MSOE Wrestling 2017 – 2018 season LEADERSHIP

Vice President Internal of Triangle Fraternity MSOE May 2020 – May 2021

Philanthropic Chairman of Triangle Fraternity MSOE Sept 2019 – May 2021

Bulletin Editor of Circle K MSOE May 2020 – May 2021

Social Media Chairman of Triangle Fraternity MSOE Dec 2019 – Sept 2020

Seawanhaka East Wrestling Team Captain Nov 2015 – Feb 2017

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