1. Charles Stolze
Freddie Mac Internship Overview
Start Date: May 26, 2015
End Date: August 7
th
, 2015
Role: Automation and Compute Engineering Intern
Freddie Mac University Courses:
 UNIX Shell Scripting Tools
 Writing UNIX Shell Programs
 Oracle Database 11g: Querying a Database with SQL
 Java Programming
 Agile Programming and Testing
 Privacy Basics
 Information Security
 Teamforge – GIT Training
Long Term Projects:
 Intern Project: Cisco Jabber
o Developed a communication plan to educate end users on how to use new functionality
of Cisco Jabber
o Conducted research with Jabber team and networked with various employees throughout
Freddie Mac
o Created training tutorials for Jabber users
o Concluded project with comprehensive presentation to directors, tech analysts, and
fellow coworkers.
o Refined communication skills to better interact and network with coworkers across
Freddie Mac
 Automation Engineering Stand-Alone Page
o Created a stand-alone domain for IT Self Service Portals
 Build Automation Portal (BAP)
 Self Provisioning Portal (SPP)
 Self Service Tool (SST)
 Middleware Dashboard
 Self Comparison Portal (SCP)
o HTML/CSS/Apache configuration
o Unix Shell Scripting
o Currently being utilized by entire automation team
Daily Projects:
 IT Self Service Portal Documentation
o Testing – Created and ran test cases to ensure portals were free of bugs and errors
o Customer interaction – logged enhancements/bugs/future releases
o Documentation – backlogs/Homefront publishing
o Technical Design documents – tutorials/help videos
 Monitored and categorized backlogs based on severity
 Monitored and categorized user/tester reported defects
 Scheduled future releases
 Communicated future releases to user group/publish to Homefront
 Created help videos for Self Service Portals geared towards different teams within Freddie Mac
 Wrote and executed test cases for Self Service portals in DEV, UAT, and production
 Updated and tested Apache Tomcat 8.0.11 and Apache Webserver 2.4.9