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Kanata, Ontario, Canada

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

• Started and facilitated scrum ceremonies as scrum master for a team of eight people.
• Updated stakeholders and liaised with upper management as team scrum master. This included identifying the product's critical path and recommending ways to remove blockers as well as organizing weekly product.
• Led onboarding for two new scrum teams and developed thorough, easy-to-use onboarding resources.
• Identified a key, department wide, development obstacle and gathered data to present to upper management.
• Organized and led key workshops for visiting contractors.
• Created Microsoft SharePoint, PowerAutomate, and PowerApp utilities to speed up administration tasks and improve team communication.

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

• Provided Java backend development for a 5G product.
• Utilized the Quarkus framework to develop data models and REST endpoints.
• Created a test tool to simulate the project's REST API which uncoupled backend and frontend development.
• Developed backend testing using JUnit.

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

• Preformed Java backend development for a proof-of-concept 5G interface.
• Helped update project to the latest 3GPP 5G standards.

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

• Assisted the Business Visualization team in releasing two visualization features for Kinaxis's Rapid Response software.
• Resolved six bugs using TypeScript and Jest testing framework.
• Identified a visualization performance issue and improved rendering times by ~50%.

Remote

• For my 4th University Co-op placement I returned to Wind River's Infomation Development department (formerly Technical Publications). During this placement I:
• Designed and developed a Jira plugin using Java, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. The plugin allows Wind River’s Education Services team to view critical statistics used in making cost and time projections for future.
• User-tested a python-based Wind River command-line tool and developed a report for product management.

Ottawa, Canada Area

• Curtiss-Wright is a leader in rugged, and secure mission-critical solutions for defence and aerospace applications.
• Integrated Static Analysis Testing into the Curtiss-Wright Linux BSP development lifecycle using DevOps best practices.
• Designed a REST API to broker requests between Jenkins and Bitbucket
• Performed manual testing on Curtiss-Wright ruggedized boards, running Wind River VxWorks

St. John's, NL

During my 3rd year at University, I had the opportunity to work part-time as a research assistant at C-CORE through Memorial's Undergraduate Career Experience Program (MUCEP). C-CORE provides ice engineering, geotechnical engineering, and remote sensing services. During this student job, I created an Access database for and helped catalog satellite images.

Ontario, Canada

• In January 2019 I returned to Wind River for my second work term as a Web Developer for Wind River's Technical Publications team. In this role, I developed a web portal for data tracked by Wind River's technical.
• Designed and implemented a full-stack web application, following agile development practices
• Quickly ramped up with an Eclipse-based DITA tool to resolve a key customer-facing issue within a large documentation set for a major product release.

Ottawa, ON

• Wind River is a leader in embedded software and is the creator of the RTOS VxWorks.In this role, I assisted Wind River's Helix Device Cloud team in researching user onboarding best practices and with Wind River's.
• Created a management tool in Python to transfer and parse data to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet
• Worked in Angular to update and repair an internal website to provide the Technical Publications with product availability data.
• Completed VxWorks lab testing, where I learned VxWorks and tested the usability of VxWorks tutorials.
• Prototyped a VxWorks device weather simulator as a proof of concept for a Helix Device Cloud's new user onboarding process
• Began work on an internal website, JIRA information management system, to provide JIRA statistics on a web dashboard. The website, which I continued work on in a later internship with Wind River, allowed the manager of.

St. John’s, NL, Canada A1B 4J9

• WISE NL is a non-profit, volunteer-based organization that seeks to increase the participation of young and adult women in rewarding and exciting careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.During 2017.
• Planning and organizing event details
• Liaising with Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL) staff, and the Marine Institute
• Recruiting rural Newfoundland and Labrador schools to participate
• Budgeting the program using Microsoft Excel spreadsheets
• Creating flyers and displays advertising the webinars

St. John’s, NL, Canada A1B 4J9

• During my first year of university, I worked as a part-time student with Women and Science and Engineering Newfoundland and Labrador (WISE NL). This role involved:
• Creating promotional material advertising WISE NL’s various programs
• Developing yearbooks for WISE NL's Student Summer EmploymentProgram (wisenl.ca/ssep)

St. John’s NL

• During the summer after high school, I had the chance to work as a receptionist at Occupational Heath and Safety Newfoundland. This summer job involved:
• Assisting in the upkeep of Newfoundland's OHS registry
• Performing data entry and upkeep of the workplace accident report database
• Cataloguing physical records and creating record transfer lists for archived workplace incident reports
• Receiving clients at reception. Although this job doesn't relate to computer engineering, I think It is an important part of my work history as it gave me great respect for Workplace Health and Safety and made me.

Mount Pearl, Newfoundland And Labrador, Canada

• Highly skilled in providing timely, efficient, and considerate customer service as a cashier
• Operation of Drive-Thru cash and speaker
• Storefront cleaning duties (mopping/sweeping/dishes/tables)
• Bagging of food orders

Newfoundland And Labrador, Canada

• Through WISE NL's Student Summer Employment Program (wisenl.ca/ssep) I had the opportunity to work as a student research assistant for, associate professor of computer engineering and computer science, Dr. Andrew.
• Writing scripts to control the robot in JavaScript
• Conducting experiments on the Sphero robot's ability to detect obstacles
• Writing and presenting a research paper describing the applications of the Sphero robot in swarm robotics at the Newfoundland Electrical and Computer Engineering Conference (NECEC) 2016