Designed lesson plans, projects, and tests for classes of 10-15 students.Prepared code samples and presentations to reinforce student understanding of core CS topics.Delivered both in-person and video lectures.Managed grading of student assignments.

Stepping into a more senior-level "SME" role by increasing depth of understanding throughout the Microsoft stack and the Engineering business domain. Began nurturing a leadership role by offering mentoring to team members, co-ops, and new hires. Continuing to expand and formalize this by starting a mentoring workshop for co-ops, new hires, and those in need of up-skilling. For most recent project, conceived, architected, and built an entirely new back-end infrastructure for the “Equipment Predisposed” product. This design leverages cutting-edge, modern technologies including .NET Standard and Entity Framework Core as well as advanced features of .NET to take advantage of “writing once and running for many.” The code is able to perform typical CRUD operations as well as historical data archiving on data across all business domains within the Engineering Portfolio. It achieves this without the need to add any additional resource-specific repository or persistence code, leading to large savings in cost and complexity in standing-up new APIs and laying the foundation for future engineering initiatives.

Began expanding role and responsibilities in the Engineering Systems product space by moving from the 'application developer' job family to the 'software engineering' job family. Most notable contribution in this role was a re-write of the reporting module in our flagship engineering system. The re-write eliminated critical memory leaks by replacing over 100 instances of third-party Telerik controls with a lightweight, embedded WebView page utilizing HTML and 'vanilla' JavaScript. The solution leveraged runtime components in UWP and a custom-built event architecture to marshal data from the core Windows application into the WebView and receive events out of it. The end result was a reporting module that was visually and functionally identical to the end user, but which cut down the run time for report generation from around 5 minutes to 2 seconds on average.Past projects include development and testing of new features across the full stack and spanning multiple engineering systems.Specific technical experience includes: - Authoring views and controls using WPF and UWP. - Writing web-based components using Angular, Typescript, JavaScript, HTML, and the HTML canvas. - Building and maintaining RESTful APIs using ASP.NET Core and Swagger - Building and enhancing server-side repository and business logic layers using C#, LINQ, .NET Core, ADO.NET, and Entity Framework Core. - Designing and implementing temporal OLTP data store using SQL Server, DDL, Views and Stored Procedures. - Writing robust and expandable unit tests using xUnit.

Began first full-time position within FMGlobal, first reprising previous role withing Engineering Reporting Services, then leveraging relationships and quality of work to move out of the analytics space into desired position within business systems division working in the Engineering Product Portfolio.Started building up knowledge of enterprise-scale software development. Worked primarily within the back-end, business logic, and API layers for the first year, then moved on to the UI layer, gaining experience with desktop development using Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Universal Windows Platform (UWP).Transitioned from Waterfall methodology to Agile and gained experience over the next few years in Scrum and technologies such as Azure DevOps, Git, and CI/CD technologies including Octopus.

Continued building on previous experience within the Engineering Reporting Solutions team at FM Global. Began working on additional projects and assuming new responsibilities. Primary job involved authoring and optimizing reports by writing, analyzing, and tuning stored procedures to maximize performance. In many instances, I leveraged my understanding of set theory and SQL query optimization to write analytical stored procedures which drastically reduced the redundancy and complexity of auto-generated Cognos queries, allowing most 'book of business' management reports to run in under 5 minutes as opposed to several hours, eliminating the need for the user to 'fire and forget' the report request while awaiting it via email delivery. Additional responsibilities included facilitating database changes for a major engineering software update, writing SQL scripts to test ETL processes, and building dashboard visuals using Power BI.

Recruited and onboarded during last semester of Bachelor's degree. Worked on the Engineering Reporting Solutions team, initially responsible for fixing a backlog of over a dozen bugs for a reference data viewer application written in .NET. Once these bugs were resolved, moved into the analytical reporting space, writing and maintaining reports for operations and senior management groups utilizing IBM's Cognos Report Studio and the Cognos Framework Manager tool. Analyzed, transformed, and presented engineering data by writing stored procedures and other queries for multiple SQL Server databases using SQL Server Management Studio. Developed a Power BI dashboard for visually representing usage of the aforementioned reference data viewer which became a critical deciding factor for management to retire the viewer application.