Zachary Mazer
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Experience
Software Engineer I, DiaSorin Molecular – Austin, TX Apr 2023 – Jan 2025
● Improved instrument boot time 70% by moving startup sequences to Windows services and multithreading the initialization of other services post-initial server startup.
● Designed and developed the front end of an AI-powered log analysis solution using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This tool allowed developers and technicians to upload log files, view AI-generated diagnostics, and filter logs by date, severity, and source, enhancing error detection and resolution.
● Conducted a data research project on probe calibration, identifying mechanical issues through trials automated by coding a Python application powered by RESTful APIs. Presented findings to stakeholders, and implemented a calibration change to prevent errors based on feedback.
● Enhanced UI responsiveness of the instrument by adding visual feedback, such as a small flash around the screenshot button, in direct response to customer complaints to improve user experience.
● Created an internal C# .NET application/tool with Windows Presentation Framework that converts result PDF files from instrument runs into CSV format, streamlining data integration for a different team's workflow.
● Developed and maintained an installation executable (.exe) using the WiX toolset and C# .NET to facilitate software updates, incorporating criteria-based restrictions for compatibility checks, enhancing user experience, and ensuring seamless updates.
● Collaborated with a coworker to remotely troubleshoot, diagnose, and resolve a critical issue with a customer’s research instrument, ensuring minimal downtime and maintaining customer satisfaction. Software Developer, Clothing Tech – Austin, TX Mar 2022 – Apr 2023
● Optimized resource usage by implementing C# code for a Unity project to stall garment animation upon reaching a natural resting position, reducing the application's load by up to 30% during idle periods.
● Introduced functionality for garment trims, enabling designers to add and position hardware such as zippers, buttons, and clasps to join multiple fabric pieces.
● Measured and recorded various fabric properties using ZwickRoell instruments to determine elasticity
(warp, weft, bias) and friction. Used the collected data to fine-tune the fabric library, ensuring accurate representation of fabric behavior.
● Refactored a complex 3D modeling/photogrammetry application by splitting a large main method into multiple files and methods, including isolating noise reduction code for better parameter tweaking and unit testing, enhancing maintainability and ease of updates. Skills
Programming Languages: C++, C#, Java, Python, HTML/CSS, Javascript, SQL Frameworks and Libraries: .NET Core, Regex, Windows Presentation Framework, WiX Toolset Tools and Technologies: Git, Teams Foundation Server, Unity, Visual Studio, Azure Education
University of Maryland, College Park Dec 2021
Bachelors of Science, Computer Science
Minor in Technology Entrepreneurship