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Rudy Madrigal

Cheney

Summary

Computer Science student with experience in full-stack development and parallel computing. Built scalable applications using Java Spring Boot and Vue.js, and developed GPU-accelerated systems in CUDA achieving 125× performance improvements. Seeking a software engineering internship to apply problem-solving and system design skills.

Overview

3
3
years of professional experience

Work History

Inbound Stower

Amazon
Airway Heights
02.2023 - Current
  • Received and organized incoming inventory to optimize storage space.
  • Scanned barcodes on products to maintain accurate inventory tracking.
  • Collaborated with team members to clarify daily tasks and align expectations.

Education

Bachelor of Science -

Eastern Washington University
Cheney, WA
06-2026

Skills

  • Inventory management
  • Team collaboration
  • Effective communication
  • Data entry accuracy
  • Problem solving
  • Time management

Projects

GitHub: github.com/rudmad13

Campus Hive (Capstone Project) | Java, Spring Boot, Vue.js

  • Built an event discovery and coordination platform for on- and off-campus activities, allowing students and faculty to create, browse, and join events
  • Developed RESTful backend services using Java Spring Boot to manage event data and user interactions
  • Designed a responsive frontend using Vue.js to enhance user experience and accessibility
  • Implemented user authentication and authorization for secure account management
  • Collaborated in a team environment using Git for version control

UML Editor | Java, Maven, GitHub

  • Developed a UML diagram editor in Java, enabling users to create and modify class diagrams
  • Implemented core features such as object creation, relationships, and diagram editing functionality
  • Collaborated in a team of 5 using Agile/Scrum methodology to manage development and deliver iterative updates
  • Utilized Maven for project build and dependency management
  • Used GitHub for version control and team collaboration

MD5 Password Cracker (CUDA Project) | CUDA, C

  • Developed a GPU-accelerated password cracker targeting MD5 hashes for passwords up to length 8
  • Implemented the MD5 hashing algorithm in CUDA, enabling parallelized hash computation across GPU threads
  • Designed parallel brute-force logic and compared performance against a sequential CPU implementation
  • Achieved approximately 125× speedup over CPU execution through GPU-based parallel processing
  • Collaborated with a teammate to develop, test, and optimize system performance

Timeline

Inbound Stower

Amazon
02.2023 - Current

Bachelor of Science -

Eastern Washington University
Rudy Madrigal