Chris Rudnicky

Education:

Epicodus…………Certificate in Web Development 2018 – 2019

• Programming Coursework: JavaScript, TypeScript, Angular, React, C#

George Mason University…………..Bachelor of Science in Psychology 2009-2013

Projects:

Elenor(in development)

Eleno-r is an online portfolio website and web application being developed for an artist. It is a fullstack application that is comprised of three sub projects:

1. Eleno-r: React application that serves as a website portfolio for a Portland OR based artist. The Eleno-r application consumes a RESTful C# web api to display content to a user.
2. Server: C# web api that servers as the backend of the Eleno-r application and the Mission Control application. This solution uses the Entity ORM Framework to communicate to a MySql database.
3. Mission Control: Vue application that serves as the admin portal to the Eleno-r website. This application contains the necessary CRUD functionality to change the content on Eleno-r, and also is connected to several external  api’s that allow the artist to source content more efficiently.

Employment:

QA Engineer, The Daylight Studio, 2019

• Configured virtual machines to set up a stable environment for a Laravel project.
• Engineered over 200 end-to-end tests using Cypress.js.
• Provided documentation on test failures, potential fixes, and bugs found during testing.

Intern, The Daylight Studio, 2019

• Worked in an agile environment to implement features required for each sprint.
• Created the backend architecture and engineered RESTful API endpoints.
• Managed application state by creating Vuex modules.
• Collaborated with the design team and other engineers to create custom layouts for the
• application.

Research Assistant II, Oregon Health and Science University, 2018

• Collaborated with senior researchers to produce experiment time lines and arrange for technical support.
• Curated datatables for tracking laboratory supplies, freezer inventory, and experiment results.
• Designed tools to monitor mouse colony status and animal availability.

Research Assistant II, Oregon National Primate Research Center, 2015-2018

•  Maintained electronic health record databases for the study.
• Authored technical documentation detailing how to perform experimental procedures used in the laboratory.
• Compiled and maintained extensive Excel databases detailing individual fluid consumption, blood ethanol concentration, and health information.