Education – Seneca College

Computer Programming and Analysis (2001 – 2004)

Graduated with High Honours
4.0 GPA
Active member of the Code Poets club

Skills

Programming

C/C++	Java	PHP
C#	Perl	Visual Basic
Flash Action Script	DirectX	OpenGL
SDL	Win32 Platform SDK	MFC
X Windows	SQL

Web design and maintenance
Proficient in the English language
Proven leader and team member
Quick learner

Achievements

Published the short story Ant Farm in the anthology Pecking at the Little Things, 2004, ISBN: 0-9688182-4-2
Winner of the Advanced Level of the first Seneca College Programming Contest
Highest Honours in the Junior Level of the Waterloo Canadian Programming Competition, 2000

Interests

Video Games
Reading
Writing
Art
Board Games
Urban Exploration
Learning

Employment History

Researcher / Programmer, 2004 – present

Researching, designing, and programming a video game engine to be used for supplemental research.
Working with version control systems and automated builds.
Working around dependencies between team members.

Computer Science Researcher, Seneca College, 2003 – 2004

Researching possible methods to create a volumetric scanner
Collecting and compiling information from several sources
Writing a professional research paper in DocBook XML
Working without management

Programming Tutor, Seneca College Learning Centre, 2002 – 2003

Working one-on-one with students’ needs
Group presentations
Service Desk work
Time management

Culinary Consultant and Sales Representative, Vector Marketing, 2002

Product presentations and demonstrations
Customer service and sales
Communicating concisely with prospects
Working within a team

Electrical Department Head and Repairs, Woodbine Home Building Supplies, 2001

Maintaining stock
Glass cutting
Window and screen repair

Volunteer Work

Fund-raising for the Sick Kids Foundation, 2 years
Participating in the Ride for Heart, 3 years
Assisted organizing and running ‘Fun Days’ for the Blake/Boultby community, 4 years