Anthony Peterson

Motivated Computer Science graduate with a solid foundation in STEM and a strong passion for technology. Eager to leverage my skills and grow further in the tech industry, with a particular interest in programming and software development. Quick to adapt and learn, I thrive in high-pressure environments, maintaining focus on detail and quality. Dedicated to solving complex problems and continuously expanding my knowledge of emerging technologies. Seeking opportunities to apply and enhance my technical expertise while contributing to innovative projects.

• Skill Certificate: Web Development. Awarded by UCAS in Dec. 2014
• Associates of Science. Awarded by UVU in April 2016
• Certificate of Completion: Programmer. Awarded by UVU in August 2021
• Bachelors of Computer Science. Focus on Computer Science. Awarded by UVU in Dec. 2022

Volunteered at a local Sci-Fi space exploration experience called the Space Center in 2010, which was themed after the Star-Trek franchise.

Volunteered for America’s Freedom Festival: Stadium of Fire in 2014

Weekly group meetings to improve communication, teamwork, and conflict resolution skills. (Dungeons and Dragons)

10+ years’ experience troubleshooting computer hardware and software for family and friends. Includes: faulty internet/Wi-Fi connection, audio/video signal errors, printer installation/troubleshooting, software installation/operation (including anti-virus, VPN, and various video/audio/text chat services), and general device maintenance.

I have a deep appreciation for both outdoor adventures and cozy moments at home. Whether it be hiking, camping, hunting, or fishing, I love exploring nature with friends and family. I’m also a fan of all types of games—video games, card games, board games—and I enjoy immersing myself in a great story.

Boy Scouts – I was an avid member of my local Boy Scout troop as a young boy. I loved earning merit badges, helping my community, and learning many valuable skills along the way. I received the title of Eagle Scout in December 2014 after helping finish a construction project; the ceiling on the depot building used by the Utah County Sheriff’s Jeep Patrol(also known as Search and Rescue or VIPS: Volunteers in Police Service). Participating in Boy Scouts gave me the moral foundation and motivation to pursue a life full of learning and constant self-improvement.

NYLT– National Youth Leadership Training. Attending this camp taught me what it means to be a good leader. I learned how to set SMART goals, and various strategies for accomplishing those goals. I enjoyed the program so much that I volunteered the year after I attended. As a volunteer, I put the skills I learned from the program to good use by leading my own group of boy scouts through the various exercises and lessons to teach them those same skills. The best way to learn something is to teach it to your peers.

• Won several skeet and pistol shooting contests as a child
• Became an Eagle Scout at age 14
• Graduated with Associates of Science at age 17
• Graduated with Bachelors of Computer Science at age 24

• Michael Clawson (Current Supervisor): i.t.NOW - 2436 W 700 S, Pleasant Grove, UT, 84062 - (801) 671-0627, mclawson@itnow.net
• Brad Roffer (Previous Supervisor): UPS - 573 N. 1500 W., Orem, UT, 84057, (562) 246-1675
• Brent (Previous Employer): Private Contractor - Springville, UT, 84663, (801) 369-0772
• Curtis Peterson (Father/Previous Supervisor): Huntsman Electric - West Jordan, UT, 84088, (801) 231-4504, crts_ptrsn@yahoo.com