Michael R.

Romero
25320 Arriba Del Mundo
Carmel, CA 93923
(831) 238-0970
mromero1509@gmail.com

OBJECTIVE
An entry level position in software development

EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
University of California, Davis
To be awarded in June 2010
National Society of Collegiate Scholars

COMPUTER SKILLS
Programming Languages:
Java, PHP, XML, SQL, JavaScript, HTML, C, C++, Python, OpenGL
Operating Systems:
Macintosh OS X, Linux, Unix, Windows XP/Vista, DOS
Development Tools:
Eclipse, Android SDK

WORK EXPERIENCE
Summer Intern, Rolands & Associates, Monterey, CA, June 2008-Present
June-September 2008: Utilized the content management system Joomla to design a web application for employees
to manage source code bugs and fixes, update personal status, and schedule vacation and project dates. Wrote
custom PHP and JavaScript code to interact with MySQL database and user interface. Created PDF
documentation for using and recreating the application.

June-September 2009: Implemented an existing company design for a Data Repository System to extract subsets
of scenario data from the main database. The program, written in Java, extracts information from XML files that
define the database and user interface. The database includes multiple dependencies, which are coded into the
program. Upon selection of specific entries, the program builds a new database and inserts data extracted from the
main repository. Began designing a Java program with XML defined user interface to replace the company’s
current Data Development System.

Information Technology Assistant, UC Davis Extension, Davis, CA, April 2007-Present

Provided support for the IT staff installing software, writing DOS scripts, replacing hardware components,
building computers, and managing user profiles. Answered service calls from employees and problem solved
individual computer issues. Maintained computers throughout the office using multiple administrator accounts.

Fire Crew Member, Davis Fire Crew, USDA Forest Service, June-September 2007
Dispatched in a crew of 20 firefighters to protect national forests. Worked as a group developing communication
skills by covering large grids of land using verbal and radio communication. Executed orders under dangerous
and highly stressful situations while keeping safety as the highest priority.

LEADERSHIP
President, Chi Phi Fraternity, December 2009-Present
Treasurer, Chi Phi Fraternity, May 2007-May 2009
Website Chairman, Chi Phi Fraternity, June 2009-Present
Volunteer, Friends of the Library, Yolo County Public Library, April 2007-Present
Team Captain, High School Lacrosse, Spring 2005-Spring 2006