Kristine Domingo
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Education
The University of Texas at Austin Bachelors of Science and Arts in Computer Science Spring 2017
  • Business Foundations Program
  • Freshman Research Initiative (Computational Intelligence in Game Design)
Employment
Facebook Seattle, WA Software Engineer July 2017
  • TBD
RetailMeNot Austin, TX Software Engineering Intern June 2016 to Aug 2016
  • Designed and developed the home page of RetailMeNot Gift Cards (retailmenot.com/giftcards) as part of a three-intern team
  • Built the project from the ground up using Node.js, Express, FlightJS, Redux, Webpack, and Spring
  • Coordinated the project extensively with product managers and UX designers, adding placements for promotional merchant advertisements
National Instruments Austin, TX Co-op Software Engineer Aug 2015 to Nov 2015
  • Transitioned from an Intern role to a part-time Software Engineer, on a team in the research and planning phase of an upcoming product
  • Planned, designed, and wrote two specifications for features that would convert old product metadata into a new format
Software Engineering Intern Jun 2015 to Aug 2015
  • Created a tool that allowed the company's product developers to quickly and easily access database information
  • Given complete responsibility of the project (with guidance), from planning and design to initial release
  • Wrote the UI in C# using Windows Forms with a C++ back-end
ABB Enterprise Software Austin, TX Software Engineering Intern May 2014 to July 2014
  • Modified and expanded the company’s Cordova mobile application, correcting errors and increasing efficiency
  • Used the Mocha test framework to write and fix several unit tests
Projects
SWEet Music (sweetmusic.me)
  • Working with a group, created an interactive web application that allows users to browse a vast amount of music­-related data
  • Written using Flask and AngularJS with a MySQL database
Interactive Evolution with Minecraft Textures
  • Working with a group, created a program that could generate a design to display as a skin model in the video game, Minecraft
  • Based on the concept of "evolutionary art", using user-guided evolution
Academic Involvement
The University of Texas Undergraduate Teaching Assistant Aug 2016 to May 2017
  • For CS 373: Software Engineering, by Professor Glenn Downing
  • Assisted students in learning development tools (Docker, git, Travis CI) and web frameworks/tools (AngularJS, PostgreSQL, Flask)
Undergraduate Teaching Assistant Jan 2016 to May 2016
  • For CS 314: Data Structures, by Lecturer Mike Scott
  • Led weekly discussion sections, graded weekly projects written in Java, and assisted students in learning fundamental data structures
Skills
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