I almost definitely work in cloud now

• Maintained equipment and solved various IT related issues for student and faculty members

• Upgraded the computers for various faculty members to modern hardware standards

• Managed inventory lists for various equipment and facilities

• Managed and distributed responsibilities to student employees

I guess I technically work in cloud.

This place was lit

• Utilized PHP and JavaScript with AJAX to implement back end solutions for various websites

• Implemented various databases for features such as user login and search functions using MySQL and PHP

• Ensured smooth and continuous user experience through HTML5, JavaScript and CSS

• Met with clients to design and properly detail the deliverables and timetables of software projects

• Designed a Linux based micro-service that extends the capabilities of the Energy Metrics core software service, transforming a real time energy monitoring dashboard into a robust software that provides analysis and insight into building energy usage

• Conducted energy simulations of building systems using EnergyPlus and OpenStudio

• Utilized C# and Ruby to calibrate simulation models with hourly real time data such as occupancy and air conditioning setpoints, allowing for greater accuracy in simulating building energy usage

• Created an engine to analyze energy usage data from building simulations using Python and packages such as NumPy and SciPy

• Performed field work installing smart thermostats in various hotels to extend the monitoring capabilities of the Energy Metrics hotel energy monitoring service