I primarily write software to automate processes that are being done manually, including SFTP/FTP file downloads/uploads, processing credit applications and bills, phone book generation and database management. I am occasionally tasked with updating hardware, creating backup plans for databases and VMs. I work with our network admin to move and update systems and modify users in AD.

Design, develop and test web based (html, javascript and CSS) Slot machines, Video Poker and Bingo games for both in-house and contract. I worked with several IGT cabinets updating code and swapping out assets and features. All code was stored in a git repository. I was the lead developer for a progressive bonus wheel that could be placed on top of any slot machine and hook into a casinos back end to be used for promotional events.

When I first started with Fifteenth Arrow I had no experience with Unity3D. I spent my first 2 weeks or so learning how to navigate the UI and create basic objects and scripts for the world, changing scenes in game, creating standalone .exe and modifying build properties.My main daily activities are writing basic AI for the entities as well as combat scripts in both javascript and C#. I primarily like to use java script when in Unity because java script was the language I first started using in my scripting tutorials. Some of the other developers use C# - so I have to be familiar and work with both. I work with designers to build different levels. Building the level includes adding/creating - prefabs, game objects, art assets and underlying scripts. We hold 2 weekly scrum meetings to discuss what has been done thus far this week and what we plan to do in the coming week. During these meetings we set goals and deadlines and discuss things that may be blocking us from completing these tasks. The company is not funded in any way so this is all worked on when we have time.

I worked in Graphics System Validation. At the beginning almost all of my time was spent learning the ruby language and its capabilities. Once I became comfortable in the language I was tasked with reviewing test scripts that were returning errors; I would fix the code and ensure the scripts were running properly. The scripts were later tested on the hardware to make sure the logic was correct. As the number of scripts receiving errors dwindled, my time was spent developing tools for my team. One of the tools was used to compare single script pass/fail data between multiple hardware revisions and compile information pertaining to the scripts and their history. This tool helped my team see what tests were failing, when they have failed and if a certain release was causing these issues.Another tools I wrote extracts data from a range of script executions. The script log files are parsed and important data is extracted: Errors, Warnings, execution status, execution time and sums of occurrences. This data was then stored in a .CSV file and later used to generate a Pivot Table in Excel. This table made the data easier to track what areas we needed to focus on.

As a software engineer at Copper Mobile my main priority was creating apps for the IOS device. My role in app creation was mainly creating the screens and the navigation between them. I worked on transmitting data from the app and the database through APIs.Another role I had was QA testing apps that were written by other developers to ensure the functionality and data is being transferred correctly. In some situations I was also placed in a minor project management position. I was in charge of contacting clients and making sure they were kept in the loop with the status of their projects. I would also work along side the clients to make sure any issues they found were fixed and presented in the next build.Unfortunately in November of 2011 the company decided that having a remote office in Sunnyvale CA was not working out and laid all of the employees off there, including me.

My job here is to assist new students with the paper work to move into the dormitory, assist students with any questions they may have about the dorms and help students move out. Enter data into the database on a daily basis to keep up to date information on current students. Maintain a paper trail in case something happens to the database. Sort and store mail both incoming and outgoing. Host friendly and helpful events. Give tours of the building to interested students and their parents.This position was part of a federal work study program that required its employees to be current students. After graduating from college I moved out of the dormitory and resigned from this position.