Tyler McArthur

Hello, Sir, Ma’am, and anyone else that does not use the binary descriptors . My name is Tyler McArthur and I’m very interested in being able to pursue my goals of progressing the coding community as a whole. I want to be able to work and learn as much as I can and contribute all that I can so that this world continues advancing into the future. I believe that being able to work alongside fellow like-minded individuals would enable me to be the best that I can be and would benefit the team as a whole, not only in development but in spirit as well. Throughout my life I have endured various amounts of resistance towards my goals. After moving out of my parent's residence at the age of fifteen and working two part time jobs to support myself I still managed to take “mostly” all Honors and AP courses through my High School. After Graduation I decided to join the Infantry to not only serve our country but to also help set me on the path towards my future. After serving with the military I enrolled into the University of Missouri seeking a bachelors in software engineering. I’ve always been interested in the advancements happening with the tech field and I would love to be allowed to participate in pushing that progression in any way that I can. I believe with my skill set, determination, and fellow community, we can work together to make the future a better place.

• Supervised team of up to thirty individuals.
• Achieved complete mission readiness through effectively helping with employee oversight.
• Achieved website resilience by introducing Service Orientated Architecture for React.js and Node.js tasks.
• Achieved an Army Achievement Medal by completing a neigh impossible mission with accuracy and efficiency.
• Collaborated and led teams ranging upwards of two hundred people in the effort to complete a common goal.
• Used Microsoft Excel to develop inventory tracking spreadsheets.
• Maintained good standing with military through service and received Good Conduct Medal.