Resumé

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Andrew Ennis Whitehorne

Contact Information

EDUCATION

MS Computer Science North Carolina State University – 01/2006 – 12/2007

• Thesis: Telescope: A Multivariate Visualization Framework in Support of the Development of a Perceptual Visualization Hierarchy
• Research tasks focused primarily on perception based visualization, visual acuity, and computer graphics.
• Courses completed concentrated on computer graphics, human factors engineering, and software engineering.

BS Computer Science North Carolina State University – 07/2002 – 12/2005

• Courses completed in software engineering, networking, graphics, AI, operating systems.
• Completed a senior design project as a member of a group creating a virtual NC State University campus.

Undergraduate Minor Cognitive Science – 07/2002 – 12/2005

• Completed a course of study in human cognition.
• Studies focused on human perception, cognitive processing, and learning.

WORK

Werum Software & Systems Cary, NC – 01/2008 – Present

• Current Position(s)
  • Sr. Software Engineer
  • Office Administrator (Cary Office)
  • IT Administrator (Cary Office)
• Key Tasks
  • Provide for all aspects of the software development life cycle.
    • Design and Specification
    • Development
    • Test Creation and Execution
    • Documentation and Manual Creation
    • Delivery and Installation
    • Maintenance
• Typical projects involve customizing standard PAS-X Manufacturing Execution System product for customer sites focusing on pharmaceutical and medical device production.
  • Clients include:
    • AstraZeneca
    • Bayer Health Care
    • B. Braun
    • CSL Behring
    • Dendreon
    • Genzyme
    • McNeil
• Previous accomplishments include:
  • Successfully developing and deploying 5 projects into production environments as a member of a team.
  • Facilitation of the creation of the Cary, NC office.

Explore Beyond School Raleigh, NC – Summer 2006 & 2007

• Positions
  • Camp Instructor
  • Camp IT Setup and Assistance
• Key Tasks
  • Developed a curriculum and lead camps in video game creation for children grades 5 – 9.

North Carolina State Universtiy Raleigh, NC – Fall 2003

• Position
  • E115 Lab Instructor
• Key Tasks
  • Lecture two sections of students on topics of basic Linux/Unix computing and NCSU specific technologies.
  • Grade and report results to course administration.

Other previous work history includes retail sales for a major chain , chemical research lab summer intern for Syngenta, and various academic support activities.

SKILLS

• A listing of my technical skills can be located in the Skills and Portfolio sections.
• Language Proficiencies
  • Native English Speaker
  • Basic Spanish Comprehension
  • Programming and technical documentation experience in German.

References Available Upon Request