Harrison Adams Email & Phone Number

A hardworking and adaptable software developer who constantly aims for self-improvement in my programming skills and work skills. I work on different applications constantly to primarily improve one or more of my skills and to create something I would actually use as a normal user. Some of my favourite projects after graduation include puzzle-solving algorithms; such as the "N-Queens" problem and multiple solutions to the rather basic FizzBuzz problem; and applications to help with tabletop games; such as inventory managers and dice rollers. Rather simple problems but a lot of them improved one or more aspects of my skills and point me in the right direction. Before my graduation I was no slouch either, working on client projects such as Omnicore KnowledgeBase; An article-hosting website for Omnicore's clients to access articles on the websites and applications they just ordered; Stroke Rehabilitation applications; for Android, iOS, and Cross-Platform; and an AR math teaching tool called ARithmetic.In my previous employment as a Mentor at Coder College, I worked as a teacher's assistant of sorts helping them with the job of teaching a classful of kids how to code and helping any kids with any problems they may encounter. A normal day consisted of arriving fresh and early, preparing the classroom, teaching multiple students what they should learn with helpful examples, helping them whenever they encounter problems; teaching them in a way where they find the solution themselves, and finally helping their parents know what they were up to and packing away. It was a fun experience and helped improve my communication skills by teaching complex problems in a way people think of the correct solutions themselves.

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  University Of Tasmania

  Software Development