Lincoln, RI 401-***-**** adlnxb@r.postjobfree.com

STEVEN ANZIVINO

COMPUTER ENGINEER

Hardworking, reliable professional with a strong academic background and excellent internship experience. Particularly skilled in the following areas:

o Python, Java, SML, C++, C o Matlab, PSpice, Multisim, GitHub o Possesses active DoD clearance EDUCATION

University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI Spring 2021 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, COMPUTER ENGINEERING

Presently studying Embedded System Design, Information & Network Security, and Macroeconomics. Also pursuing minors in Computer Science, and Math PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

INDEPENDENT GAME DEVELOPER MatchBoxGames 2020 – Summer Lincoln, RI

Wrote, maintained, and documented C# code emphasizing modularity

Practiced object oriented principles to maintain flexibility and function

Worked with the Unity engine to organize inputs, visuals, and build the final program DATA TRANSMITTAL SPECIALIST General Dynamic Electric Boat (URI) 2018 – Summer Intern New London, CT

Monitored and provided technical support to ensure the functionality of a data transmission software system

Entrusted to work on a variety of technical assignments independently and in a fast-paced environment

Created a step-by-step procedure documentation to ensure standard testing methods were followed INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT Lincoln Public Schools 2017 – Summer Intern Lincoln, RI

Reconfigured, replaced, and reset over 200+ laptops and electronic devices for the upcoming school year

Consistently followed directions mapped out by the IT supervisor and managed time wisely

Utilized strong problem-solving and IT equipment troubleshooting abilities AWARDS, RECOGNITION & LEADERSHIP

EAGLE SCOUT Boy Scouts of America Albion, RI January 2017

Earned the honor of leading a community garden renovation project team consisting of 20 scouts and parents

Produced a plan detailing specifics of how the project would occur and why it was valuable to the community

Organized and obtained resources critical to the project, making judgements between quality and cost GAME MASTER University of Rhode Island Kingston, RI Fall 2018– Spring 2019

Organized 30 weekly Dungeons and Dragons meet-up for 8 participants

Coordinated schedules for each event including interpreting rules and creating story details

Resolved disagreements, encouraged teamwork, and facilitated discussions on the spot