Education Relevant Coursework Skills Experience Leadership and

Sean Anderson

E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 412-952-9235

Education Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania May 2019  Bachelor of Science in Electrical & Computer Engineering  Additional major in Engineering & Public Policy ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Relevant Coursework

*denotes currently enrolled

Fundamentals of Programming & Computer Science Introduction to Engineering & Public Policy Introduction to Electrical & Computer Engineering Concepts of Mathematics Principles of Imperative Computation* Technology & Policy Writing for Lay Audiences* Structure & Design of Digital Systems* Probability Theory & Random Processes* ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Skills  Programming: Python, C, Java, SystemVerilog, Visual Basic  Languages: Intermediate-level German – 5 years of experience  Other: Microsoft Excel, Adobe Photoshop ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Experience Richland Swim Club Gibsonia, PA - Lifeguard and swim lesson instructor June 2012 – August 2016  Supervised anywhere nearly 100 patrons in the pool in order to maintain a safe environment  Trained 10+ new lifeguards each of last two years  Taught swim lessons to children ages 3-12, in skills ranging from learning to swim to competitive level swimming  Worked 30-40 hours every week  In last year, worked as assistant manager once per week. Led all employees and was responsible for all decisions Projects  Interactive Physics Engine & Equation Solver (Fundamentals of Programming Final Project)  Analyzed effects of e-cigarette use on Carnegie Mellon’s campus and drafted policy reform ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Leadership and Teamwork Carnegie Mellon University Swimming & Diving 2015 – present  Learn time management skills from balance the rigorous swim schedule of 20 hours per week with classwork  Work and grow with a team of almost 70 members, promoting team atmosphere and dedication Superintendent Leadership Committee 2013 – 2015  Collaborated with all branches of the Pine-Richland School District  Educated students about the transition to the next level of education  Provided insight and information about all the opportunities the district offers College of Engineering Community Building Committee 2016 - present  Foster a strong sense of community within Carnegie Mellon University’s College of Engineering  Promote collaboration across disciplines  Develop personal and professional relationships ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Volunteer Work Pittsburgh Marathon Run for a Reason 2016  Ran fundraiser for the Miracle League of the South Hills Together for Retarded Youth (TRY) 2013 – 2015  Organized and participated in social events for young adults with intellectual disabilities Lighthouse Foundation Food Bank 2011 – 2015  Coordinated food drive for the homeless food bank in Butler, Pennsylvania ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Achievements    

Scholastic Art & Writing Silver Key (2015) Pine-Richland High School Varsity Swimming Team Captain (2013-2015) Allegheny Mountain Swimming Scholastic All-American (2013-2015) National Merit Commended Scholar (2014)