Alana G. Burrell is a computer engineering student at Georgia State University Perimeter College seeking an internship. She has experience in software engineering, undergraduate research, and leadership roles. Her experience includes interning at Accion Systems where she collaborated on a team and debugged code, participating in NASA and Clayton State University research programs where she received awards, and leading several student organizations focused on civic engagement, community outreach, and STEM. She is proficient in languages like Java, Python, and coding programs and seeks to combine software, teamwork, data analytics, and project management skills.

1. Alana G. Burrell
EXPERIENCE
(678) 995- 2321
alanasalgorithms@gmail.com
linkedin.com/in/alanasalgorithms
github.com/alanasalgorithms
Accion Systems, SoftwareEngineering Intern
June-August 2018
 Collaborated with an interdisciplinary teamto discuss
project progress, issues, and solutions.
 Debugged and troubleshot codewhile translatingthe data
requirements between hardware and software.
 Utilized JIRA as a resource management software for
project planning.
Station1, Undergraduate Research Fellow
June-August 2018
 Collaborated with an interdisciplinary teamof 18 fellows.
 Attended a four-day LeaderShape programon equitable and
inclusive leadership.
NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars (NCAS), Participant
May-October 2017
 Won individual award for NASA Capsule Communicator.
 1st place teamaward for best rover functionality, programming,
and team branding for onsite rover design competition using
the Lego EV3 Mind Stormkit.
Clayton State University, Undergraduate Research Assistant
May-July 2017
 Applied the foundation of Python coding and finitestate
machines to program the fish to simulate A.I.
 Presented at the STEP Herty Medalist Research Symposium.
GSU Women in STEMExperience (WISE), Officer/ Founding President
January 2018- Present
 Collaborate with 10 professional and academic partners in
events to increase student exposure to STEM career paths.
 Mentor 7 officers in initiating, planning, executing, controlling,
and closing initiatives to improve their leadership skills.
 Track and document the success of 10 campus events to help
optimize future processes.
GSU, Andrew Goodman Foundation (AGF) Lead Student
Ambassador
August 2017- Present
 Survey ~53,000 students to gauge the level of civic
engagement for user stories.
 Complete data analysis for ~7,000 students to report to
AGF partners.
Holloway Gift of Life Foundation (HGOL), Youth Leader
August 2016- Present
 Manage the design for volunteer workflowsand 20
different businessprocesses.
 Lead teamof 30 in morale building exercises to increase
sense of community.
 Connect with ~50 youth in the community and expose
them to future opportunitieswith HGOL.
Student GovernmentAssociation (SGA) Senator of Academic
Affairs
May-December 2017
 Surveyed ~25,000 student opinionsto create user stories for 5
different semester initiatives.
 Deliberated on $2 million Student Activity Fee budget.
 Improved student involvement on campus by ~5%.
OBJECTIVE
I am a dynamic, problem-solving,
sophomore, computer
engineering student, offering
practical frontier knowledge in
combining software capabilities,
team effort, data analytics, and
project management to renovate
the definition of possible.
EDUCATION
Georgia State University Perimeter
College
Projected Graduation in 2020
 Candidate for A.S. in
Computer Engineering
 3.3 Cumulative GPA and 3.8
Major GPA
 GSU Featured Student(2017-
present)
 Assistance League of Atlanta
Scholarship (2017)
 Student of the Month (October
2017)
 Senator of the Month
(September 2017)
SKILLS AND CERTIFICATIONS
 Languages: Java, HTML,
Python, LabVIEW, EV3
Mind storm, Scratch
 Programs: Auto CAD,
Inventor, Mathematica,
Eclipse, Spyder, J-Grasp,
Tera Term, Hadoop, Spark
 Training: Diversity and
Inclusion Training, Safe Zone
Training, Green Zone training,
LeaderShape