811 E Wetmore Rd. UNIT 1201 Taylor Cox Taylorcox75@gmail.com Tucson, AZ 85719 Github.com/Taylorcox75 602.989.3287 Linkedin.com/in/Taylorcox75

Education

University of Arizona Tucson, AZ

Bachelor of Science: Computer Science May 2017

Professional Experience Software Engineer Intern Raytheon Missile Systems June 2016 - Current

Engineered and maintained the client facing portal used to deliver precision missiles to targets

Performed Formal Qualification Testing on software releases as a form of regression testing Worked closely with software packages classified as Secret by the United States Government, receiving

training in handling the material as well as Import/Export regulations

Software Developer Apollo Robotic Systems August 2015 – April 2016

Created a software platform for the integration of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles into the National Airspace System following NASA’s UTM design guidelines

Crossed over aeronautical knowledge gained from being a private pilot to ensure legal operations

Built a method for admins such as a city to mark a stadium as a No-Fly Zone during events

Loaded 3,000 GeoJSON data points such as airports, military zones, national parks, and FAA issued TFR's into the database similarly marking them as No-Fly

Designed an API for use by other developers to access the admin blocking of zones as well as airspace reservations that reported back to the central database

Worked on several projects in a team environment with developers of various experience levels utilizing Git Flow, Agile Development, and Code Reviews, that produced over 25,000 lines of code

Clerk

QuikTrip

April 2011 – May 2016

Built strong connections with coworkers and experienced hundreds management styles throughout working at 80 of the 118 stores in Arizona

Projects HackArizona 36 Hour Hackathon April 2015

Created a system to fly a drone by hand gestures, while viewing the live camera feed in a virtual reality environment networked through an event sponsor’s video communication API

Contribution was modifying the drone’s boot scripts allowing it to connect to an LTE modem being broadcasted, and transmitting a partner’s drone gesture controls via this channel

Awarded Best Drone Hack by Raytheon and Best Use of Respoke API by Respoke Collaborative Editor Object Oriented Programming Course Spring 2015

A Google Docs WYSIWYG inspired project in which users could chat and edit various documents dependent on their given permission access level, with all changes being instant across all users

Personally developed the networking protocols utilizing Java’s Command Pattern to send data packets containing chat transcripts as well as document contents across all connected users

Detailed project description as well as future improvements are on the projects GitHub

Technical Skills Programming: Java, C, C#, JavaScript (Node, Angular, Stack Development), Databases, Agile, Automated Testing Miscellaneous: Private Pilot, Computer Troubleshooting, and Media Production Intern (Summer 2012)