Job Objective:
    To acquire a challenging position as a software developer in a company that will provide greater technical challenge, further responsibility and personal contribution.

 
Education:
  University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign,
  BS in Computer Science, College of Engineering, May 1996.
 
 
Skills:

• Proficient in programming languages C, Java, and LotusScript.
• Knowledge of Assembly, C++, HTML, Perl, SQL.
• Developed for real-time (MTOS UX and pSOS+), UNIX (Sun OS, Sun Solaris, HP UX, SGI IRIX), and Windows platforms (OS/2, Win95, NT).
• Mastery in software development tools such as SCCS, cscope, gmake, CodeCenter, SingleStep, ClearCase, IBM VisualAge C++.
• Experience using software such as AutoCAD, Mentor Graphics, Matlab, Mathematica, FrameMaker/Reader, and OpenGL.
• Firmly grounded in ISO 9001-certified CMM Level 3 software development practices and methodology.

• Enhance and maintain Notes methodology and deliverable repository application.
• Design, implement, and test new tools that streamline and enforce process.
• Develop and tailor software methodology concepts and practices for emerging teams.
• Aid in development and roll-out of process improvements in order to achieve CMM Level 3 center-wide.
• Nurture technical growth of more junior peers by providing training in simple to complex programming principles and issues.

• Responsible for designing and implementing new features as well as maintaining existing code.
• Led several projects through entire SW development lifecycles.
• Increased security of system with implementation of new intrusion alarm and login information.
• Enhanced system with new hardware diagnostics feature 
• Exposure to RDBMS concepts by implementing tuple accesses, relation changes, database regeneration (Informix).
• Mentored summer interns and new hires.
• Committee leader in process improvement team to streamline coding process and review procedure.

• Designed and implemented new Quiz classes for computer-based training (CBT) application.
• Enhanced current functionality by resolving existing defects and increasing flexibility of user interface.

• James Scholar, Fall 1992 to Fall 1993
• Deputy Voter Registrar, Fall 1994
• Member of Illinois Society of General Engineers
• Member of Society of Women Engineers
• Member of Association for Computing Machinery
• Deans' List, Fall 1995 and Spring 1996