About Me01/18/2010
General Info:
I am employed at
Seifert
Technologies, Inc. as a Software Engineer where I design, code and maintain
various web applications for a diverse list of clientele.
August 2005, I graduated from the
University
of Akron and received my Bachelors of Science in
Computer Science.
Fall of 2001, my name was listed under the University of Akron's Dean's List.
June 2000, I graduated from
Louisville High School
with a 3.22 GPA.
January 2000, I acheieved the Eagle Scout rank.
Computer History:
I have been using computers since I was around six years old. It all began
when my father bought a
Commodore 64.
Over the next few years, I eventually became bored with playing arcade games
and started to design my own games and programs in BASIC. I was even able
to mimic the some of the games on the console systems in my own programming projects.
Due to the slow speed of BASIC, I started learning MOS
65XX Assembly. When I was 16, I was given a 286 computer
from church. I was quick to adapt to the new machine and mastered the system in
about two months knowing the in's and out's of DOS, Win3.1x and X86 system architecture.
About a half a year later, I built my own Cyrix based 200 MHZ computer from parts.
Since then I have built and repaired various machines.
My current desktop is a custom-built 3.4 GHZ AMD Phenom X4, 4 GB Dual Channel PC3-12800
RAM, ATI Radeon HD4770 with 1024 MB DDR5, 1 TB Samsung SATA 133 hard-disk running
Windows 7 Home Premium.
My current laptop is a Dell Inspiron 6000 with a 2.0 GHZ Intel Centrino, 2 GB
RAM, ATI X300 Mobility Radeon with 128 MB DDR RAM, and 60 GB Fujistu hard-disk running
Windows XP Pro.
My current Phone is a
HTC Touch Pro 2 with a 528 MHZ Qualcomm, 256 MB
ROM, 288 MB
RAM, and a 16 GB Micro SDHC card running the latest version of Windows Phone.
Current and Past Projects:
Click
here.
My current resume:
Click
here (zipped rtf)
Languages:
C#
JavaScript
HTML
VB.Net
Visual C++
Perl
X86 MASM
API's and SDK's:
ASP.Net
.NET Framework (ASP.Net)
.NET Compact Framework (learning)
Windows Mobile (learning)
Win32
Mainstreet's BusinessFlow
DirectDraw/DirectSound (learning)
OpenGL (learning)
