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Career Goals
To work in the field of Communications and Information Technology. I am interested in front-end
application/web development, wireless network engineering and testing, user experience design, statistical research, but open to other fields within IT and communications requiring analytical problem solving. In addition, I have a desire to inject creativity into any field of work I do.
Education
Licence 3 – Université de Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France | Class of 2011
Mathematiques Pluridisciplinaire
Undergraduate – Syracuse University, NY | GPA 3.87 | Class of 2010
S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, College of Arts and Sciences
Dual Major BA in Mathematics and Graphic Design. Minor in Information Technologies
High School – Thomas Jefferson HS for Science and Technology | GPA 3.98 | Class of 2006
Advanced Studies Diploma of Fairfax County, Virginia (USA)
Work Experience
Automation Engineer Intel, Portland, OR • July 2011-Present
Engineering of factory automation systems. Use of APF, proprietary software to test and integrate new capabilities into automation and scheduling of product in factory. Improvement of User interfaces and configuration transfers. Skills needed include highly logical thinking, effective communication skills with customers, time management and multitasking.
IT Intern BAE Systems, Herndon, VA • Summer 2010
Helped the Enterprise Information Technology towers of security, network engineering, desktop engineering, and distributed systems by completing mini projects such as re-imaging and configuring Dell and HP laptops, adding network “discoverability” to Cisco switches and routers, mapping networks using Visio, analyzing audits, and finding solutions to SMTP filtering. Also worked concurrently on a 10 week long project in a group of 4 to reduce company-wide incidence of phishing. This involved heavy use of Excel’s pivot tables for graphical representation of statistics, concluding with a presentation of the project findings to executives. more
Faculty Assistant Intro to Databases Course, Syracuse, NY • Spring 2010
Helped students plan and execute projects in a MySQL database. The projects involved creating relational diagrams based on the description of a business and programming the design into the database. They students were also tasked with creating code for certain procedures, views, and functions. Graded assignments and created answer keys. Worked an average of 10 hours per week.
Math Tutor, Grader Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY • 2008–2010
Tutored students in pre-calculus, single variable, and multivariable calculus on a walk-in basis for 7 hours a week. The random nature of students’ questions required sharpness, quick problem solving ability, as well as a professional comportment. In addition, I was usually assigned to one or two professors for whom I worked up to 5 hours per week grading students’ math quizzes and homework assignments.
Graphic/Web Designer CP-Analitika, Budapest, Hungary • Summer 2009
Worked for a Hungarian chromatography company for the summer. Redesigned their logo and created a new website from ground up integrating plugins that managed the menus, a flash slideshow, as well as a language switching option to and from English and Hungarian. Used WordPress as the content management system, which uses PHP to create dynamic pages.
Rowing Coach NVRC Masters, Occoquan, VA • Summers 2006–2010
Coached novice and experienced men’s and women’s shells for two hours up to 3 times a week. Work involved preparing practices, executing drills to improve the rowers’ technique, and driving a motorboat while instructing practices. Afterwards, I was available to answer any exercise and diet related questions.
Skills
Computing Languages/Scripts XHTML, CSS, MATLAB, R, Cisco CLI, PL/SQL, ASP.Net 2.0, PHP, Javascript
Network Design Cisco Packet Tracer, AirMagnet
Visual Design Software Adobe’s Indesign, Illustrator, Photoshop; Corel’s Paint Shop Pro
Web design Tools Microsoft Web Developer, WordPress, Dreamweaver, Flash
Foreign Languages Native in English and Hungarian, Fluent in French
Personal Eager to learn and collaborate. Excellent time management and work ethic.
Coursework
Introduction to Dynamic Web languages • Spring 2011
Worked through an overview of HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, and AJAX, completing little assignments on creating a login-logout system, learning how to hash passwords, connecting to a database, and creating asynchronous requests to the server. Used Nucserv to create a local development atmosphere on personal computer. Course was taught in French.
Advanced Database Management • Spring 2010
Worked with Oracle 10g on VM Server, Coded PL/SQL, Planned and created an online application. more
Wireless Broadband Technologies using CWNA manual • Spring 2010
Studied with grad students; class included the following topics: radio frequency (RF) technologies, antenna concepts, wireless LAN hardware and software, network design, installation, and management, wireless standards and organizations, 802.11 network architecture, wireless LAN security, troubleshooting, and how to perform site surveys. more
E-Commerce Technologies • Spring 2010
Learned how to use visual studio with visual basic (VB) and ASP.net to create a blogging platform. more
Numerical Methods/Programming • Fall 2009
Used Matlab in multiple applications of theoretical vs. computer calculations and errors,
studied cubic splines, matrix operations, floating point systems, root calculation methods.
Achievements
Academics
Semi-finalist for Remembrance Scholarship at Syracuse University • Spring 2009
BIG EAST Academic All-Star • 2006–2010
Dean’s List for Public Communications • 2006–2010
Chancellor’s Scholarship Recipient • 2006-2010
Rowing
Member of Syracuse University Women’s Division I Crew Team • 2006–2010
Syracuse University Rowing Scholarship Recipient • 2008–2010
Named National Scholar-Athlete by CRCA • 2008–2009
Leadership
Assistant local troop leader and camp organizer for Hungarian Scouts in Exteris (KMCSSZ) • 2006–2011
Athlete mentor for incoming freshman on Syracuse University rowing team. • 2009–2010
Interests
KMCSSZ, Volunteering, Traveling, Karate, Tai Chi, Running, Rowing, Windsurfing, Figure Skating, Swimming, Hiking, Skiing, Playing Piano, Teaching, Photography, Other cultural and outdoor activities
References
Ken Seganish – Manager at BAE Systems
Nicki Cliffer – Program director at BAE Systems
Carlos Villalba – Professor and Mentor from Syracuse University
If you wish to directly contact these people, for reasons of privacy I do not list their contact info here, but please email me with who you are and why you want to contact them, and I will gladly refer to you their information.