Software Engineer Resume San Carlos, CA - Hire IT People

OBJECTIVE

To obtain a position as a software engineer with a focus on object - oriented programming languages.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

Experience programming with C, C++, Java, Groovy, Python and Ruby.
Experience with XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Backbone, Java Servlets and Grails.
Experience with graphical programming using Swing, MFC, QT, wxWidgets and Tkinter.
Experience with MySQL and MongoDB, including database design.
Experience with multithreading and common data structures and sorting algorithms.
Experience with the Eclipse, Netbeans, IntelliJ, QT and Visual C++ IDEs.
Outstanding analytic skills. GRE score in the 89th percentile.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Proficient writer of reports and documentation.
IT and QA background. MCSA and CCNA certified, and some experience with Linux.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Software Engineer

Confidential, San Carlos, CA

Responsibilities:

A start-up for social media-based marketing software. Worked on the front-end for a web-based application using Grails and JavaScript.
Libraries included jQuery, jQuery UI, Twitter Bootstrap and Google Visualization.
Later we migrated some portions of the front-end to a purely JavaScript environment using backbone.js.
I also had some acquaintance with the REST back-end using Scala and MongoDB.

Software Engineer

Confidential, Sunnyvale, CA

Responsibilities:

A small software company specializing in mobile phone application development for individuals and small businesses.
I did a small amount of training on iPhone and Android but worked almost exclusively on a JavaServer web project.
I was put in charge of the back-end (including MySQL), and I also did most of the JavaScript and a significant amount of HTML as well.

Hardware/Software technician

Confidential, Oakland, CA

Responsibilities:

An outsourced IT company with both hardware and software contracts at sites all over the bay area.
Hardware contracts were break/fix primarily for Dell desktops, laptops and servers, which involved removal and replacement of affected part and troubleshooting as necessary.
Software contracts were for field support in cooperation with a remote help desk, and mostly involved imaging, installation/de-installation of PCs and peripherals, and hardware/software troubleshooting. All duties performed alone and require an unusual degree of self-reliance.