Damian Jimenez
Damian Jimenez
|3401 Hickory Hill Dr., Arlington, Texas 76014
[email protected] | damianj.github.io
(817) 880 5467
About I am a CS student at UT Arlington, and I hold a B.S. in Human Biology from UT Austin. My interests include finding new and innovative ways to meld computer science with other disciplines in order to solve challenging problems we face today. Areas that I am particularly passionate about are AI, data mining, and human-computer interface technology.
Education The University of Texas at Arlington BS Computer Science The University of Texas at Austin
December 2016 (Projected)
BS Human Biology: Pathogenesis and Immunity
Graduated May 2013
Knowledge and Experience Research Experience (UT Austin) KDE Project Spring 2012 Coded a script which extracted data from a series text files and output a kernel density estimation (KDE) graph. Also made a GUI for the script using the PyQt toolkit for accessibility and ease of use of other lab members. Angle of Repose of Powders Fall 2012 Helped with constructing a setup to effectively track the angle of repose of different variations of lactose. Coded a script that tracked the compression level of a powder by analyzing pixel values of a series of images. Also constructed a GUI for the script using the PyQt toolkit for ease of use of other lab members. Artificial Lung Project Fall 2012 Helped with building a rudimentary lung to simulate breathing patterns. Worked with vacuum pumps, circuits, and helped convert an ATX power supply into a lab power supply. Did work on an Arduino board and researched possible methods to control the motor using a Python/Arduino interface.
Relevant Skills Programming: Python (2.7 & 3.4), Java, C, R (Statistical Analysis) Technical: Electronics prototyping, Proficient in MS Office Suite, Windows, Mac OS, and Unix
|3401 Hickory Hill Dr., Arlington, Texas 76014
[email protected] | damianj.github.io
(817) 880 5467
About I am a CS student at UT Arlington, and I hold a B.S. in Human Biology from UT Austin. My interests include finding new and innovative ways to meld computer science with other disciplines in order to solve challenging problems we face today. Areas that I am particularly passionate about are AI, data mining, and human-computer interface technology.
Education The University of Texas at Arlington BS Computer Science The University of Texas at Austin
December 2016 (Projected)
BS Human Biology: Pathogenesis and Immunity
Graduated May 2013
Knowledge and Experience Research Experience (UT Austin) KDE Project Spring 2012 Coded a script which extracted data from a series text files and output a kernel density estimation (KDE) graph. Also made a GUI for the script using the PyQt toolkit for accessibility and ease of use of other lab members. Angle of Repose of Powders Fall 2012 Helped with constructing a setup to effectively track the angle of repose of different variations of lactose. Coded a script that tracked the compression level of a powder by analyzing pixel values of a series of images. Also constructed a GUI for the script using the PyQt toolkit for ease of use of other lab members. Artificial Lung Project Fall 2012 Helped with building a rudimentary lung to simulate breathing patterns. Worked with vacuum pumps, circuits, and helped convert an ATX power supply into a lab power supply. Did work on an Arduino board and researched possible methods to control the motor using a Python/Arduino interface.
Relevant Skills Programming: Python (2.7 & 3.4), Java, C, R (Statistical Analysis) Technical: Electronics prototyping, Proficient in MS Office Suite, Windows, Mac OS, and Unix
