Aaron Watson

Raleigh, NC 27610 | - | - AARON WATSON PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY I am a skillful, motivated and adaptable software engineer who is proficient in a variety of programming languages and frameworks for both web and mobile development. SKILLS ● WORK HISTORY Source and Version Control: Git, GitHub ● Programming Languages: Java, C#, Python, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Angular, React, C, PHP, SQL, Node.Js/Express.js INDEPENDENT SOFTWARE DEVELOPER Myself Myself, Raleigh, NC ● ● Created the “Temperature Converter” mobile Android phone application which allows users to enter a temperature in their chosen unit of temperature (Fahrenheit, Celsius, or Kelvin) and convert it to its equivalent temperature in one of the other two units. This app is published to Google Play Store. Created “relativity calculator” Android mobile app and its successor app “spacetime”. The “relativity calculator” app allows people to enter a length of time for a hypothetical space journey and a velocity, and then with the click of a button they can calculate how far into the future they would go as predicted by Einstein's theory of relativity. It also has a feature where the user can enter a mass and then press a button to calculate how much that mass would need to be compressed in order to create a black hole. SOFTWARE ENGINEER 09/2019 to 12/2019 LexisNexis LexisNexis, Raleigh, NC ● ● Worked with team members in an agile development environment to implement company software features. Fixed software bugs and made improvements to features where necessary. UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCHER 05/2018 to 08/2018 NCSU Game2Learn Lab Lab, Raleigh, NC ● ● ● Developed the instructor web page that allows instructors to add new courses and update course rosters for NCSU's online “Deep Thought Logical Proof Tutor” Used data mining techniques to extract student response data from the Deep Thought tutor, and analyzed this data to search for correlations between the ways that students solve proofs and the accuracy with which they solve them Presented my research at the Summer 2018 undergraduate research REU symposium EDUCATION North Carolina State University University, Raleigh, NC Bachelor of Science Science, Computer Science, 05/2019