Daniel Snyder is a computer engineering student at the University of Michigan expected to graduate in December 2016 with a 3.95 GPA. He has experience leading engineering teams that have placed in robotics competitions and has interned at MDA Information Systems and Bank of New York Mellon where he developed software, analyzed data, and presented findings. His technical skills include proficiency in C++, MATLAB, and programming languages like Java and Python.

1. snysly@umich.edu Daniel Snyder 970 Vista Glen Dr.
(412) 316 -7094 Bethel Park, PA 15102
Education
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 2013-Dec. 2016
 Expected BSE in Computer Engineering through College of Engineering
 Minor in Mathematics
 Focusing in Robotics and Embedded Systems
 GPA: 3.95/4.00
 College of Engineering Honors Program
 Expected Graduation: December 2016
Experiences
UM :: Autonomy: Electrical Team Lead 2014-2015
 3rd Place: 8th Annual International RoboBoat Competition
 Building an Autonomous Robotic Boat for the RoboBoat competition hosted by the Association
for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International
 Designed, tested, and implemented communication network for communication with vessel
 Developed on the spot problem-solving skills in areas ranging from creating a thruster cowling
from scratch, to debugging previously unseen code.
 Created an Optical Character Recognition program using OpenCV
BP Underwater Remote Operated Vehicle Competition 1st place 2014
 Built an underwater Remote Operated Vehicle to manipulate a valve and play underwater
basketball
 Designed entire CAD Model in SolidWorks and performed basic computational fluid dynamics
 Design placed first in Valve Turning and Underwater Basketball out of 12 designs
Past Work
MDA Information Systems Summer Intern 2015
 C++ Software Engineering Intern
 Designed and developed a plugin system for sensor data processing
 Worked with 3 other developers to develop a generalized process chain
 Edited and Updated legacy C++ code to new style guidelines
Bank of New York Mellon Summer Intern 500 Grant St. Pittsburgh, PA 2014
 Acted as Social Network Group Administrator
 Analyzed and presented findings of NACE report on corporate fraud to 100+ people
 Utilized Microsoft Excel and Access to create spreadsheets and databases for corporate usage
Undergraduate Research Assistant at the Michigan Center for Theoretical Physics 2013-2014
 Worked with Python and MATLAB to numerically simulate black hole formation
 Edited and improved the program designed for these simulations
 Catalogued and analyzed the results of the runs
 Presented findings of research at National Conference for Undergraduate Research
Programming Experience (outside work)
Languages
 Proficient in C++ and MATLAB
 Working knowledge of Java, Python, Ruby, Mathematica, and Verilog.
Completed Programs
 Designed a Twitter Application in Java
Overall
 Proficient in Linux, Unix, and Windows based Operating Systems