Python Android

LUIS GUALPA

New York, NY, *****

Email: *************@*****.*** Github: https://github.com/luisg122 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luis-gualpa-4b22a7105/ EDUCATION

CUNY QUEENS COLLEGE Flushing, NY

B.S. Mathematics and Computer Science Candidate (Expected graduation December 2020)

● Extracurricular Activities: Data Science and AI Club CUNY QUEENSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE Bayside, NY

A.S. Mathematics and Computer Science (May 2018)

● GPA: 3.467

● Awards & Honors: Dean's List

EXPERIENCE

CUNY Startups Ideas to Impact New York, NY

Student Entrepreneur Aug 2019 – Present

● Working in collaboration with 3 other CUNY students to develop a prototype of a student-led peer-to-peer tutoring platform, thereby obtaining exposure to entrepreneurship and the early stages of building a startup. CUNY IBM-Watson Competition New York, NY

Android Developer Feb 2019 – May 2019

● Worked collaboratively in a team of five people partaking in the CUNY IBM-Watson competition and making it into the finals. The idea of this project was to develop a functioning prototype in the form of an android mobile app that made heavy use of the IBM-Watson Speech-to-Text API resource. CUNY NYC Open Data - Cross Compute New York, NY

Data Science Student Researcher Dec 2018 – Mar 2019

● Worked on a project that visually correlates the number of LinkNYC kiosk machines to NYC neighborhoods, and to show that less of those machines would be present in poorer neighborhoods. Project was made possible by using Python with libraries Folium and Scikit-learn.

CUNY Research Scholars Program Bayside, NY

Mathematics Student Researcher Sep 2017 – Feb 2018

● Studied Recursive behaviors behind the probability of rolling a fair six-sided die. The recursive algorithms used in the project were then written in MATLAB to visualize each iteration of rolled die using distribution functions. ADDITIONAL SKILLS

C++, Java, Android Development with Java, Python, JavaScript, R, SQL, HTML, CSS, PHP, Spring Boot, MySql ACHIEVEMENTS

● Won the MIT COVID-19 challenge, a 48 hour international hackathon hosted by MIT which consisted of over 1700 people from around the world to come up with novel new ways to overcome the many challenges posed by the pandemic and lockdown. My team and I created a chatbot and depending on the severity of the conversation, it would prompt a crisis hotline for suicide prevention.

CREDENTIALS AND LICENSES

● R Programming for Data Science - UDEMY

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