FLETCHER MCNEILL II

*** ******* **., ************, ** 28311

910-***-**** adb6b2@r.postjobfree.com

https://www.hackerrank.com/fdmcneill2019

OBJECTIVE

Seeking an entry level position as a software developer.

PERSONAL STRENGTHS

Proficiency with Java.

Understanding of RESTful APIs.

Knowledge of TCP/IP protocols.

Familiarity with multiple programming methodologies, including object-oriented, procedural, and functional programming.

Natural problem-solver.

Highly adaptable to new learning and work environments.

Knowledge of Software Engineering principles.

Strong quantitative reasoning, coding, and analytical skills.

EDUCATION

Fayetteville State University — Fayetteville, NC

Bachelor of Science, Computer Science (2010)

Course Highlights: Program Design and Implementation, Networking Basics, Data Structures and Algorithms in Java, Software Engineering, User Interface Development, Computer Organization and Architecture, Programming Languages, Discrete Mathematics I and II

GPA: 3.1

Additional Studies and Readings: Web Application Architecture, Web Servers, Statistics and Probability Theory

OPEN SOURCE AND OTHER PROJECTS

Operating System and Hardware Information (OSHI): https://github.com/oshi/oshi/pull/972/files

Added toString method to NetworkIF API implementation.

Modified SystemInfoTest class to invoke toString methods of an array of NetworkIF instances.

IMDB Web Scraper:

Scraped extracted HTML elements for their content and added them to individual JSON objects for insertion into an array for data storage.

Parsed stored data using parser to find specific data which met query conditions. Created report with data formatted as a table.

TECHNOLOGY

Programming Languages: Java, JavaScript, Python, SQL

Database Systems: MySQL

Web Design: HTML, CSS

Tools: Git/Github, JUnit, UML, Maven [learning], Visual Studio Code, Atom

Frameworks: Spring/Spring boot [learning]

RTE/ App Servers: Tomcat, Node.js

Operating Systems: Windows 7/8/10, UNIX/Linux [Ubuntu distribution]

IDE: NetBeans, Eclipse, JCreator