Hey there! My name is Tristan Ferrara and I'm a Software Developer. I graduated from Florida State University in 2020 with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with a minor in Mathematics, and have been working full time as a Software Developer since then.
As a software developer, I am passionate about creating sustainable, accessible software that is easy to maintain and highly impactful.
Initiated the development of software that reduced time to download and import the transaction records of clients by 75%, through creating an SQL import program using C#.
Utilized SQL and C# to analyze, correct, and store sensitive client data, including contracts that totaled upwards of 5 million dollars
Integrated transaction data with SQL servers daily, imported larger transaction summaries collected from clients on a weekly basis as they were provided by the client.
Maintained, repaired, and upgraded devices throughout all 3 libraries in the Florida State University network of colleges, including the FSU-FAMU College of Engineering.
Addressed up to 20 employee issues per shift by leveraging a support ticket system to provide quick and efficient solutions, resulting in increased company-wide productivity.
Led Asurion’s new initiative to provide replacement devices to thousands of insured clients of the company.
Communicated with clients in the set-up of replacement devices and provided excellent and informative assistance to clients with a wide range of technological knowledge.
Major: Computer Science, B.A.
Minor: Mathematics
Programming Coursework: Data Structures; Software Engineering; Operating Systems; Computer Architecture; Object-Oriented Programming; Computer Organization; Ethics in Computer Science
Math Coursework: Discrete Mathematics; Calculus I - III; Statistics; Statistics using SAS
Mobile application that allows users to track and record their workouts and calories, search for caloric and macronutrient information about over a thousand foods, and plan future exercises intended to target specific muscle groups.
Complex, user-space, shell-like utility that is capable of interpreting a FAT32 file system image and displaying and altering properties of the system image.
PC-compatible video game in which two users can fight each other as characters from the popular cartoon Spongebob Squarepants. Features simulated turn-based combat and six unique playable characters.