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JUSTIN C. WRIGHT1629 Rockwater Blvd. Apt #301
North Little Rock, AR [email protected], 870-210-1313
EDUCATION
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, ARBachelor of Science, Computer Engineering, May 2012
EXPERIENCE
Dillard’s Inc., Little Rock, AR, June 2012 – PresentIT Programmer/Analyst – Supply Chain Division Developer for Merchandising, Receiving and Distribution team Assist in the design and development of software systems for distribution center operations Maintain and develop multiple java enterprise applications and web services running on IBM
iSeries AS400 servers and Intermec/Honeywell scanner devices Maintain COBOL and Java batch programs running on IBM OS390 servers Optimize DB2 SQL queries for use in applications and programs Serve as on-call programmer for AS400 and OS390 systems once a month for one week,
addressing any issues that occur during the work-day or overnight
U of A Freshman Engineering Program, Fayetteville, AR, January 2011 – May 2012Peer Mentor• Mentor 16 Freshman engineering students• Meet with students weekly to assist them in getting acclimated with college life• Discuss topics such as time management, degree choices, study skills, etc.
IBM, Dallas, TX, June 2010 – Aug 2010 & May 2011 – Aug 2011IT Specialist Intern May 2011 – Aug 2011
o Continued work from previous internshipo Updated technical professional WebPages using HTML o Shadowed IT specialists in their field sales calls o Assisted in the creating and testing of virtual images using GhostCast and VMWare
software June 2010 – Aug 2010
o Programmed and implemented an Inventory Tracker application for the TEC with a MySQL database using Perl, Java and HTML script
o Updated logistics for IBM locations in Midwest region o Updated bios levels on Lenovo T61P, W510 & W520 laptopso Gained extensive knowledge of IBM’s Technical Sales division and innovations in
numerous brands of software and hardware
U of A Athletics Academic Center, Fayetteville, AR, August 2009 – May 2011Tutor• Tutor Razorback athletes in Algebra, Calculus, Programming Foundations I &II, Digital
Design and Computer Organization• Assist other tutors in study groups for the athletes
U of A George Washington Carver Research Program, May 2009 – July 2009Ultra Low Power IC Design: Energy of Asynchronous & Synchronous Gates – Dr. Jia Di• Designed and simulated various Boolean gates, both asynchronous and synchronous• Analyzed active and leakage energy of gates• Presented graphical representation of data gained from analysis
SKILLS
• Proven knowledge of Java and C++ programming languages• Familiar with JavaScript, Perl and PHP scripting languages• Proven knowledge of DB2 SQL• Proficient in usage of Windows and Mac OS X operating systems• Outstanding analytical, research, oral and written communication skills
ACTIVITIES & MEMBERSHIPS
University of Arkansas Engineering Career Awareness Program National Society of Black Engineers National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering Silas Hunt Scholar Alley Scholars Foundation
