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Thomas Parrish
Software Engineer

Contact

336 457 9657
tmparrish0  gmail.com

Skills

ASP.NET AngularJS Microsoft Azure Amazon Web Services Requirements Gathering Application Architecture Testing and Automation

Languages

C#
T-SQL
JavaScript
HTML5 / CSS3

About Me

I'm a software developer specializing in enterprise level application architecture and development using the latest ASP.Net and cloud technologies. I obtained my Bachelors of Science in Mathematics with minor in Computer Science from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 2014, though I have development experience as early as 1998. I have a passion for problem solving, programming and education. During the pursuit of my Disciplinary Honors, I had the opportunity to spend two years researching biological applications of automated video processing, presenting my findings at both national and international conferences.

Work

Atlantic BT
2015 -
.Net Developer

Lead development on an enterprise .Net application built on top of Umbraco 6 Webforms.

Work with client to isolate needs, architect a solution, estimate work, and implement solution.

Oversaw a redesign and rewrite of the domain layer of the application to utilize modern best practices, allowing for dependency injection, unit testing, and greater seperation of concerns.

Designed and implemented a generic work service utilizing AWS SQS and S3 to handle scheduled and CPU intensive jobs and allow for horizontal scaling independent of the primary web application.

Coder Foundry
2014 - 2015
Instructor and Developer

Taught a three month, full-time software engineering bootcamp covering the Microsoft full-stack.

Responsibilities also included assessing student needs, and adapting lectures and course work to fit those needs, in order to ensure the best possible outcome for each student.

Assisted with the quarterly reviews of course topics, design of new course projects, and designed and developed course related software.

UNCG
2011 - 2013
NSF Math-Bio Undergraduate Fellowship

Developed a system for extracting tracking data from thermal video in order to determine biotic and abiotic predictors of Peromyscus californicus  and Peromyscus boylii  behaviors.

Published results can be found here. For a free preview, see the Workprint.

Education

  • 2014

    Coder Foundry

    .Net Bootcamp

    Over 700 hours of Application Development

  • 2014

    University of North Carolina at Greensboro, North Carolina

    B.S. Mathematics with Disciplinary Honors
    Minor in Computer Science
    Magna Cum Laude