Here you will learn a little bit about myself, how I got into the industry, and some of the technologies I use.
My name is Andrew Lin and I study Computer Science at the University of Waterloo. I started coding after taking Computer Science in highschool and that's where I learned HTML/CSS, Turing, Python and Java. Ultimately, that's how I ended up choosing to study Computer Science.
Feel free to email me at a57lin@uwaterloo.ca for any business inquiries.
C/C++
Java
Python
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Golang
C#.Net
Groovy
This section consists of some of the services I can offer and what I can bring to the table.
I enjoy getting involved in the community and I play hockey, volleyball, floorball and table tennis in my free time.
I have worked several jobs in the past related to software. I'm able to work on full-stack applications and I'm also able to program in low level languages like C/C++
I have a solid foundation in Computer Science and have taken courses relating to object orientated programming, data structures, algorithms, etc.
This section consists of my experience and the jobs I have worked. I am looking for more Software Developer roles
Enabled a seamless migration to Karpenter across 6+ services and automated PR creation for api-spec-driven code updates using Github Actions and shell scripts for security based services
Implemented a Grafana dashboard for data visualizations on CPU and sudo usage, aiding in CPU optimization efforts.
Developed and implemented new features into Geotab's OEM data ingestion services in C# .NET and refactored code to utilize dependency injection.
Integrated new UI components in C++ for Settle3, a 3D program for the analysis of settlement under foundations, embankments, and surface excavations
Experience with Django's REST API framework and involved in both frontend and backend bug fixing, and refactoring of React Components.
Developed automated tests to test REST APIs using Jmeter and Developed a set of performance testing tools using Golang, C#, and Python.
These are some of the projects that I have made. I started off with some game development and I'm working towards making more Full-Stack applications.
Made during CS246E, this project is an ASCII Game Engine to support the creation of ASCII art video games. The game engine allows any user to be able to create sprites, handle collisions and movement. Using the engine I recreated Google's Dinosaur Game.
A re-creation of the Snake game that includes a speed-up feature as scores get higher and higher. The game also includes relaxing music to go along with the game.
Got any questions?
Feel free to email me at
a57lin@uwaterloo.ca
