ERIK LEWIS
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github.com/TheELewis
linkedin.com/in/erik-lewis-0baab213b
**Academics**
BSc, COMPUTER ENGINEERING University of Alberta 2016-2020 Favourite Courses:
• Advanced machine learning, Software engineering, Object oriented software design, Advanced computer interfacing and Digital logic design, Non-procedural programming languages. Tools and Languages
**Languages**
Proficient in :
- Python, C, C++ C#, Java,
Experienced With :
- MATLAB, Lisp, Prolog, SQL
**Tools**
Proficient in :
- Git, Docker, UNIX Systems, Jenkins
Experienced With :
- PandaS, SciKit-learn, REST API
**Work Experience**
GENERAL DYNAMICS (GDMS-C) Software Engineering Intern
June–December 2019
• Led a virtual testing Agile team as part of the larger ‘EvO’ project to alleviate a severe hardware testing bottleneck for the whole program.
• Built a tool to create large, simulated radio networks capable of scaling to 10 times the size of target and testing 100% faster than hardware.
• Optimised hardware build and test Jenkins pipelines which sped up testing by 50%.
PATCHING ASSOCIATES (PAAE) Software Engineering Intern
April–September 2018
• Developed a test suite for a webtool that completely removed the 2 to 3 day overhead for testing.
• Created an automated report writing tool that sped up report turn around time by 500%.
• Wrote a wrapper for an outdated API to allow easy automation of an administrative software (CRM).
CTRL-V Host & Internal Software Developer
April-September 2017
• Developed a tool to convert AutoCAD and SketchUp files into interactable virtual reality spaces.
• Built a simple VR sandbox for testing game physics, player mobility options, and object collisions.
**Projects**
CHESSMATE github.com/W20CapstoneProject/ChessMate
• Open source 5DOF robotic arm programmed to play chess on an RFID enabled game board.
• Exacting precision achieved with custom inverse kinematics library controlling 5 stepper motors.
• Modular software design allows for high degrees of expandability and extensibility.
PREDICTING MORTALITY IN GERIATRIC TRAUMA PATIENTS USING ENSEMBLE LEARNING View on LinkedIn
• Worked with local surgeons and Dr. Russel Greiner to develop models that can predict likelihood of death in trauma patients based on EMS assessment.
• Created a model with classification accuracy of ~92% using ensemble learning.
• Digitized and interpreted 6000 data entries with 175 features, then trained models on cleaned data.
**Hobbies**
• Earned multiple medals at a provincial level in basketball, and track & field during high school.
• Performing live music and jamming with other musicians.