Software Developer, Information Technology. Data Analysis

Austin Lu

**** ******** **** **., *********, TN, 37027 - 615-***-**** (C) - ****@**.***

Education

Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA Expected May 2022 Bachelor of Arts: Computer Science

Minor: Finance

Martin Luther King Jr. Magnet High School August 2012 - May 2018 School for Science and Mathematics at Vanderbilt August 2014 - May 2018 Skills

Programming: Python, Java, C, C++, Unity, Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Microsoft SQL Server, HTML Relevant Experience

Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics lab at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN January 2018- August 2018

- Created a multi-user interactive, two-dimensional game using C++ along with Unity.

- This game improved cognitive and physical aspects and socialization skills of individuals with dementia. Google Fiber of Nashville, TN September 2017 – May 2018

- Worked with the Google Fiber team to create a lesson plan to introduce Raspberry Pi and coding.

- Taught middle school students in the Metro Nashville Public schools. Internship

U.S. Community Credit Union May 2019 – August 2019

- Position: Information Technology Intern

- Installed 100 Windows 10 Desktops/Laptops for all branches located in Tennessee

- Fixed receipt printer issues in Portico and set up settings for new employees in Portico.

- Worked with support in order to fix debit card printers Projects

Magic Squares November 2018

- Created a Magic Square where the sum of each row, column, and diagonal are the same number.

- Python program recorded the various counts associated with specific moves during the construction of the Magic Square.

- The program also counted how many iterations it took for a randomly created Square to be a perfect duplicate of the Magic Square.

Raspberry Pi and IR Sensor Controlled Vehicles September 2017 – May 2018

- Created a robotic vehicle using a Raspberry Pi, Python code, and IR sensors to navigate a maze.

- A Google Fiber course used to help teach middle schoolers to code and use Raspberry Pis. Design and Implementation of a Neuroprosthetic Hand using Electromyographic Input August 2015 - June 2016

- Used an Arduino that received Electromyographic Input from a user to mimic hand gestures on a 3D printed, neuroprosthetic hand.

- Tested with users to verify the accuracy of the neuroprosthetic hand movement. Activities

Boston College AerodynamiK Dance Crew August 2019 – Present

- Hip Hop club for individuals to foster a safe family where individuals can escape academic responsibilities Boston College Taiwanese Cultural Organization (Sophomore Representative) August 2018 – Present

- Club for individuals of various backgrounds to be submerged in the Taiwanese Culture.

- Promote campus awareness of Taiwanese culture through organizing events.

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