Mark Abbe

Hardworking and passionate job seeker with strong problem solving skills, eager to secure an entry-level Software Developer position. Skilled in both team collaboration as a contributing member and in guiding teams as a leader.

• CSC 380 - Software Engineering, A-: Successfully implemented a GoPiGo 2 robot to move autonomously or with user control using a keyboard and mouse. It effectively avoids obstacles, captures and stitches together 360-degree panoramic images, and maps obstacles to a user interface. The implementation was done using Python and JavaScript.
• CSC 480 - Software Design, A: As part of the GUI team, I played a vital role in enhancing and fixing a college assignment management application. Our application efficiently handled assignment delegation to students, facilitated peer reviews, enabled seamless grading of assignments, and provided a convenient platform for students to submit their work. Additionally, we worked on improving the user interface to effectively display the grades of every student, ensuring a smooth and intuitive experience. Our team of engineers transformed the barely traversable web application into a functional and user-friendly solution, now ready for deployment at SUNY Oswego with new features added. As part of the GUI team, I utilized React, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and Selenium to implement various components. Throughout the project, I maintained a continuous collaboration with the Backend, Database, Requirements, Usability, and Quality Assurance teams.
• CSC 482 - Software Deployment, A: Successfully completed two Go-based projects. The first project, referred to as my "agent" code, interfaced with a Spotify API endpoint to retrieve data, summarized this data for a logging service (specifically Loggly), and stored the data in an AWS DynamoDB table. The second project was a "server" application designed to interact with the DynamoDB table for item management and query operations. This server utilized Gorilla MUX for HTTP request routing and the AWS SDK for Go for DynamoDB interactions. After developing the server and agent applications, I containerized both using Docker and uploaded the Docker images to AWS Elastic Container Registry (ECR). Deployment and continuous operation of these microservices were facilitated by AWS Elastic Container Service (ECS), Elastic Load Balancer (ELB), and the integration of CodePipeline and CodeBuild. The culmination of this project was a system that continuously updates and allows for the querying and searching of data.

• Linear Algebra
• Physics
• Physics II
• Calculus
• Calculus II
• Foundation Of Computer Science
• Intro To Discrete Mathematics
• Statistics In The Sciences
• Privacy/Security/Cryptology
• Programming Languages
• Systems Programming

• Soccer, 2014-2020
• Assistant Soccer Coach, Fall 2016
• Founded School Golf Club, 2015-2018
• Ski Club, 2014-2018
• Robotics Club, 2015-2016

• Picnics for Homeless, 2016-2018
• Served Meals to the Homeless, 2017-2019