Resume

Daniel Chen

604-123-4567    dchen121@gmail.com
1234 Main Street, Vancouver BC A1B2C3

Technical Skills

  • Languages: Java, Python, C++, C
  • Software: Django, Git, jUnit, IntelliJ, GitHub

Technical Volunteer Experience

UBC Visual Cognition Lab: Coding Team Member
Jan 2015 – current

  • Contribute to a Java application designed to test human visual perception of correlation
  • Implement, test, and demo experimental conditions requested by research assistants
  • Test, deploy, and release new versions of the Java application containing new experimental conditions, features, and bug fixes following each sprint
  • Instruct new members on how to set up the work environment and introduce them to the work flow and dynamic of the team

Academic Projects

Airline Reservation Application
Jan 2016 – Apr 2016

  • Collaborated in a team of 4 to develop an application using Java Swing, JDBC, and MySQL simulating an airline reservation system
  • Designed an SQL Database by defining integrity constraints, modeling entity-relationship diagrams, and utilizing database normalization
  • Implemented and tested the ability for users to create an account, query the database for flights, and reserve flights
  • Wrote a script in SQL to implement the schema and populate the database

Liquor Quicker: Web Application
Sep 2015 – Dec 2015

  • Created an interactive web application using Django that plots liquor stores on a map in a team of 5 while utilizing the Agile Scrum development methodology
  • Built a custom map displaying markers and info windows for pinpointing liquor store locations using the Google Maps API
  • Implemented and tested a system for users to rate and review each liquor store
  • Collaborated in front-end development written using JavaScript to create an interactive user interface allowing users to modify the current level of filtering
  • Debugged JavaScript methods using the browser console to ensure the filtering options were displaying the correct liquor stores

Restaurant Quiz: Android Application
Sep 2014 – Dec 2014

  • Developed an Android application where users guess the location of multiple restaurants, filtered by cuisine or Canadian city, in a time-limited quiz
  • Programmed back-end functionality in Java to implement a JSON parser that extracted restaurant information from Yelp and directions from Google Maps
  • Tested and debugged the application using an Android Virtual Device to ensure the program experienced no issues with functionality during presentation

Technical Work Experience

UBC Visual Cognition Lab: Technical Manager
Jun 2015 – current

  • Provide technical support as a first point of contact, ensuring all issues are resolved in a timely and professional manner
  • Monitor and maintain daily performance of computer systems, networks, and data storage to ensure maximum uptime
  • Proposed, purchased, and configured hardware upgrades valuing $8,000 to increase efficiency and expand productivity of the lab
  • Presented workshops on how to use Git and GitHub proficiently to document projects, track issues, and contribute to the experimental Java application

Education

Bachelors of Computer Science: Year 3
University of British Columbia
Sep 2015 – current

BSc majoring in Microbiology and Immunology
University of British Columbia
Sep 2010 – Apr 2015

Other Projects

MICB421: Investigating the Role of YidC in Escherichia coli
Jan 2015 – May 2015

  • Constructed a research proposal to investigate the effect of the deletion of the protein YidC in E. coli on cell morphology and growth with three other students
  • Executed the experimental approach and solved technical and biological issues that emerged throughout the project
  • Presented the results to a class of 36 students and published a journal article based on our findings in the UBC Journal of Experimental Microbiology and Immunology

Interests

  • Technical: Learning new languages and technologies, Building applications
  • Fitness and health: Weight training and running
  • Sports: Volleyball, Football, and Badminton

 

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