Julian Simioni

julian.simioni@gmail.com
351 King St Apt. 523
San Francisco, CA 94158

Objective

To obtain a full time software development position in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Work Experience

Zynga Game Network

Software Engineer

San Francisco, CA
Aug 2009 - Present

Develop and maintain the world's largest game: Farmville

Intuit Inc.

QA Software Engineer

Mountain View, CA
Jan 2009 - Aug 2009

Pioneered the development of automated performance tests and performed quality assurance for a rapidly evolving Flex-based rich internet application.

Intuit Inc.

Software Engineering Intern

Mountain View, CA
May 2008 - Aug 2008

Designed and developed a stand-alone application for secure transfer of QuickBooks files over the internet. Designed database schemas as part of an all-intern project to develop a Facebook Application.

Intuit Inc.

IT Intern

San Diego, CA
May 2007 - Aug 2007

Worked with web service QA teams performing unit and end-to-end testing. Replaced crude in-house testing utilities with more powerful and better supported external software. Developed automated replacements for manual tests saving hours of developer time.

Michigan State University High Performance Computing Center

Developer

East Lansing, MI
Sep 2006 - Nov 2007

Maintained and troubleshot high performance computing systems. Integrated multiple existing web components into a coherent user-facing website. Wrote maintenance scripts, evaluated software configurations, and other tasks related to high performance computing.

Michigan State University College of Agriculture

Web Developer

East Lansing, MI
Nov 2005 - May 2006

Designed, developed, tested, and deployed web sites for multiple clients in a Microsoft .NET environment.

Education

Michigan State University

B.S. Computer Science

East Lansing, MI
Fall 2008

Cognate (Minor): Business
Overall GPA: 3.4/4.0, Major GPA: 3.5/4.0
President, webmaster and active member of the MSU Cycling Club
Notable course work: two semesters of C++/basic programming. One semester each of algorithms and object oriented design (both in C++), one semester of assembly programming with the SPARC ISA, one semester of 3D graphics with OpenGL, one semester of advanced computer architecture, two semesters of circuit design.

Technical Skills

References available upon request.