David Lewis is a computer science major from the University of Notre Dame seeking new opportunities. He has experience in cloud computing, web development, and teaching computer science skills to students. His technical skills include languages like C++, Python, and web platforms. He held internships at Booz Allen Hamilton working on cloud integration and South Bend Code School where he taught coding skills to teenagers. Lewis also has leadership experience as president of the Wabruda club and volunteering to teach ICT skills in Namibia.

1. David M. Lewis
dlewis12@nd.edu | Cell: (732) 864-6816 | School address: 18370 Dunn Rd #1102 South Bend, IN, 46637
Education
University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN May 2017
College of Engineering
Major: Computer Science
Major GPA: 3.1
Toms River High School East, Toms River, NJ June 2013
Technical Skills and Relevant Coursework
 Operating Systems – Windows (2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8,10), Mac OS X, Linux (Ubuntu, Red Hat)
 Languages – Comfortable with: C/C++, Python, Bash (Unix Shell); Familiar with: HTML/CSS, JavaScript
 Software – Autodesk Maya, GitHub, Firebase, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), Xcode (iOS development)
 Relevant Coursework – Computer Graphics, Basic Unix for Engineers, Computer Architecture, Computer Networks, Database
Concepts, Programming Paradigms, Theory of Computing, Algorithms, and Data Structures
Relevant Experience
Booz Allen Hamilton, Washington, D.C. June 2016 - August 2016
Summer Games Intern
 Collaborated with interns to face the problem of integrating a hybrid cloud model into the existing company infrastructure.
 Met with a dozen employees and devoted 200+ hours to researching related cloud computing topics, in order to gather enough
data to promote an appropriate technological solution.
 Analyzed data gathered from company employees, research, and outside resources to develop deliverables with a solution
fitting to the problem faced for the internship.
 Connected with dozens of Notre Dame current students and alumni with hopes of developing stronger internal relations and
gaining valuable insight into the company as well as life after college.
 Gained project management skills as the team mapped project phases, met milestones, and produced final deliverable.
South Bend Code School, South Bend, I.N. September 2016 - Present
Web-Application Developer and Teacher
 Worked with a skilled group of ten individuals to continue the success of a start-up, in hopes to eliminate the technological
barrier young teens face when attempting to become more involved in computer science related topics.
 Taught students how to code in HTML, CSS, and Javascript
 Mentored young adolescents on future opportunities in tech and how the careers will help them succeed.
 Troubleshot students’ projects in order to find a more efficient solution and present the idea to the student.
Database Concepts, Notre Dame, I.N. September 2015 - December 2015
Web-Application Developer
 Worked in a group of four to develop a new room picking system for dorms on Notre Dame’s campus.
 Discovered a need on Notre Dame’s campus, strategized a plan, and developed a web application to solve the need.
 Instigated a quicker, more efficient process for students choosing a new room for the upcoming year.
Leadership and Service
WorldTeach Summer Program, Namibia, Africa June 2015 - August 2015
Information, Communication, and Technology Volunteer Teacher
 Connected with over one-hundred people, in three weeks, in order to raise roughly $3,500 and afford the costs to travel to
Africa.
 Taught I.C.T. at a local rural school in the Ohangwena Region of northern Namibia in order to help improve technology in a
developing country.
 Coordinated and lead several after school computer clubs geared towards teaching teachers computer literacy in addition to
some low level coding skills in C++.
 Volunteered as a local technician in order to work on interpersonal communication skills and problem solving abilities in an
unfamiliar culture with limited technological resources.
Wabruda, Notre Dame, IN April 2016 - Present
President
 Organized the duties each officer was assigned and made sure they completed their tasks efficiently and punctually.
 Directed fundraising efforts and collaborated with a small group to advance a strategy on how to accumulate revenue.
 Contacted organizations needed to help facilitate events, projects, and community involvement.
Activities
Notre Dame First Class Steppers, Member, Notre Dame, IN August 2016 - Present
Notre Dame Women’s Basketball, Practice Player, Notre Dame, IN August 2014 - Present
Notre Dame Men’s Club Basketball, Player, Notre Dame, IN February 2015 - Present
Knott Hall Employee, Mail Clerk, Notre Dame, IN August 2014 - May 2016