1. Patrick Jenkinson
810-931-3277  pajenkin@umich.edu
Linkin: www.linkedin.com/pub/patrick-jenkinson/65/a7b/45/
Developer
Experienced developer with 2 years of programming experience that writes clean, testable and
reusable code with strong attention to detail for cross-platform responsive designs. This includes
working in parallel with Business Analysts and User Experience Architects in creating rapid
prototypes through Lean UX with common understanding of the user-base and the domain.
Experience contains Agile/Scrum environments and methodologies with knowledge of test-driven
and behavior-driven development. Also experience in protein modeling and prediction algorithms
with Linux base clustering. Incorporates strong leadership skills with a preference towards critical-thinking
team environments, driven co-workers and a drive to build exceptional products.
Javascript  JQuery  HTML5  CSS3  Ajax  AngularJS  Boostrap  Foundation
Python  C#  C++  Perl  Sharepoint  .NET  SQL  REST API  GIT  SVN
Agile  Scrum
Biochemistry  Bioinformatics
Professional Experience
Mindtree Ltd. – Gainesville, FL January 2014 - Present
Mobile UX/UI Developer
Participated in two projects for which I was instrumental in the design and implementation of the
user interface through Lean UX in an Agile/Scrum environment. Developed Javascript code for clean,
customizable and testable interfaces for client satisfaction.
 Developed rapid prototypes for clickable environments for the client interaction and
validation.
o Developed rapid HTML, CSS and Javascript implementation through static web
pages and Bootstrap for responsive design.
o Used custom interactions with JQuery to provide a semi-rich experience for the first
prototype.
o Developed Interactions for Internet Explorer 8.
o Created a custom drag and drop interface for location mapping using Javascript and
JQuery UI.
o Created a Rapid Prototype for a single page application built in AngularJS and
Bootstrap.
 Integrated software with .NET technology
o Composed the MVC4 structure for integration with static web pages.
o Helped compose a Web API to use with Ajax calls for integration of information and
interactions for the user interface.
o Helped compose the controllers and gave feedback and advice for database
structure needed for client control of information and interaction.
o Connected a single page application using AngularJS to a custom built API to interact
with a Sharepoint 2013 Rest API for data collection and hosting.
Yang Zhang Research Laboratory – Ann Arbor, MI March 2013 – December 2013
Developer
Used Linux based scripting to run algorithmic-based protein modeling prediction programs.
 Executed programs through to Linux Bash Terminal in hosted server clusters to predict
protein structure.
o Wrote Perl script to read and wrote .txt files through the vi terminal.

2. o Used Python to write a small module to compare protein sequence matching and
prediction (see github – DynamicAlign.py).
o Studied and Researched G-Protein Coupled Receptors (GPCRs) to understand
formation and composition to edit the control database of proteins for optimized
formation results.
Freelance Developer November 2012 – December 2013
Participated in development of websites and an automated twitter handle for a competition.
 Developing a website for Lewis Moments Photography.
o Designing a rich user interface specific for the photography domain.
o Hosted the Website using Amazon Web Services and creating the SQL connection to
host the user base.
 Participated in developing an automated twitter handle for a “hack-a-thon” called MHacks.
o Created a simple “learning” algorithm to work with the Alchemy Sentiment API to
understand humor in twitter.
o Used the Twitter API to create a handle that would output humor statements based
on the top 20 comedians on twitter.
Research Assistant- University of Michigan-Biological Chemistry 2010
 Worked directly with a team to explore function and folding of B12 proteins MeaB:MCM
complex using binding kinetics of GTP.
o Observed the GTP turnover of the MeaB:MCM complex using High Pressure Liquid
Chromatography (HPLC), absorbance spectroscopy and gel electrophoresis.
o Trained in separation and handling of unstable proteins and preparations of large-scale
assays.
 Presented the results at the undergraduate Michigan Research Symposium in April 2011.
Education
Bachelors of Science – Biochemistry
University of Michigan – 2013