Application Package

This is a application package tailored for a junior cloud developer at SAP. I have included a searchable resume, paper resume, cover letter and three requests for reference letters below.


Lisa Wong

Year 4, Computer Science

(778)388-9722   miss.lisa19@alumni.ubc.ca


TECHNICAL SKILLS:

Programming: c#, Java, JavaScript, Python, HTML/CSS

Frameworks: Visual Studio, Unity, Meteor, React/React Native, Eclipse, SourceTree


TECHNICAL PROJECTS:

Collaber (Startup Scrums Hackathon) – October 2015

A web application made using JavaScript on React and Meteor. Collaber is a short-term collaboration tool that helps groups organize their projects through a task tree.

  • I designed and implemented the database on MongoDB and functionality to add, delete, send invitation links and update the amount of tasks a user has completed when they set their task as done.
  • http://collaber.ca/

SnapFood (Microsoft Windows 10 Hackathon) – May 2015

A windows 10 application created using Visual Studio and C#. Using the Imagga API and Food2Fork API, a user can take a picture of cooking ingredients and get recipes that utilizes those ingredients.

  • I parsed the JSON data from Food2Fork and Imagga using the Json.net library.
  • I styled the layout of the app using XAML.

Bear Boat Adventure (Bella Project) – October 2014

A game created using Unity and C#. Collaborated in a group of 5 at a weekend game jam with the goal of encouraging children with cystic fibrosis to perform PEP therapy through small and fun games.

  • I created the beginning and instruction pages with buttons that lead to other scenes, fading in and out effects, and made stars randomly appear on the screen.

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Collabware – Software Engineer Intern – January 2015 – August 2015

  • Using C#, Visual Studio, SharePoint API and Collabware API to build console applications for external and internal use.
  • Examples include automated content creation on SharePoint 2010 and 2013 and a script to analyze information from clients’ current utilization of Collabware’s software.

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE:

Microsoft Student Partner at UBC – September 2015 – Present

  • Attend monthly phone calls to learn about what Microsoft offers to students such as software and career opportunities.
  • Assist Microsoft in hosting events at UBC and give suggestions on what events students are interested in.
  • I am in the process of helping organize an online resume and Azure event.

Undergraduate Representative-UBC Computer Science Communications Committee- October 2013 – Present

  • Attend monthly meetings and provide feedback on communication through social media and student experience regarding the use of the internal computer science website.

ACHIEVEMENTS:

Growth Plot (First Place at Apps4KidsHackathon)
June 2015  

  • A web application created using HTML/CSS and Django that allows parents and doctors to track and share information on their kids’ and patients’ growth respectively and plot it on a growth chart containing standardized World Health Organization curves.
  • http://devpost.com/software/growth-plot-project-8

Vancouver Crime Analysis (Winner of data modeling category at Microsoft Vancouver Big Data Hackathon)  April 2015

  • Used Power BI and Power Query to make graphs and analyze crime data in Canada
  • Winner of data modeling category

 DoomsDay Shopping (Second Place at International Women’s Hackathon at SFU)
November 2014

  • A game created using Unity and Kinect 2.0 that helps users prepare for upcoming disasters by simulating a scene in a supermarket. The goal is to be able to use hand gestures to grab necessities from the shelves into a shopping cart.
  • http://devpost.com/software/dooms-day-shopping

EDUCATION:

University of British Columbia – September 2013 – May 2016 (Anticipated)

Bachelor of Computer Science

University of British Columbia –  September 2008 – April 2013

B.Sc. General Science in Life Science and Earth Science


REFERENCES:

Available upon request


 

SAP-Junior Cloud Developer Posting

Resume

Cover Letter

Request for Reference Letters