Software Developer

Daniel Connelly

Software Developer/Engineer

CONTACT

503-***-****

*************@*****.***

Oregon City, OR 97045

linkedin.com/in/dconnelly2

github.com/danc2050

EDUCATION

Portland State University — M.S. in Computer Science

JAN 2019 - Mar 2020

Graduated with 3.72 GPA

EXPERIENCE

StrongBox Data Solutions — Jr. Software Developer

JULY 2020 - PRESENT

• Completed a special project to separate a billion-dollar earning customer’s merged data

• Lead team of 6 to develop a test suite to get from 12% to 72% test coverage using Kotlin and Selenium

• Interviewed two potential hires, onboarded new employees, improved onboarding documentation

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Languages

C, C++, C#, Java, Kotlin, Python, SQL, NoSQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Mongo, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS, Solidity, Bash, Sh, Shell, jQuery, Node.js, Express.js

Technologies

Amazon Web Services (AWS), Git, Linux, Windows, Object Oriented Programming, Functional Programming, REST APIs, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Docker, Trello, Travis CI, Jenkins, iPython3, GDB, Fish

Graduate Courses

Cybersecurity, Blockchain Development & Security, Fullstack Web Development, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Operating Systems, Data Structures & Algorithms, Programming Languages

PROJECTS

Javauto: The Auto Unit Tester — Takeoff LLC

Increased the state-of-the-art automation of Java Testing by adding 80% more default test code than IDEs

Achieved 30−40% line coverage using this software

Sendpy — Takeoff LLC

Ported a notification script (email and text) written in Bash to Python

Currently 700+ downloads through Python’s package manager, PyPi

Developed three main features: a configuration option, multiple operating system compatibility, and modularized code

AutoBug Tracker — Portland State University

Enumerate a list of features for an automatic bug tracker

Provide code review of product and evaluate if code met acceptance criteria

Publication Reviews

Have I Been Exploited? A Registry of Vulnerable Ethereum Smart Contracts

Reviewer 1: the engineering work documented here is non trivial and the service described is essential for the use of general public and much needed...this reviewer praises the engineering effort and recommends continuing it to add more engines and other features.”

Reviewer 2: promising future directions to share known vulnerabilities with users...The paper is well written, and the proposed project is an interesting idea with a good potential [community] impact.”

Certifications & Awards

AWS Virtual Hackathon: 3rd Place (July, 2020)

SoloLearn Programming Language Certifications: C, C++, Java, Python, SQL (March, 2020)

Grants: Google Cloud Research: $5,000; National Science Foundation (NSF): $5,000 (September, 2019)

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