Mathew Luebbert

Technical Skills

• Several years of practice with C/C++ and C# as well as several substantial projects in Python and Ruby.
• Two years of experience creating web applications in C# and ASP.net for WSU Student Computing Services.
• A strong background in networking. Includes experience configuring local area networks and small wide area networks. Have a solid understanding of network security.
• Worked on several large projects through all parts of the design process: from conception through testing, deployment, and evaluation.
• Used source control solutions such as Subversion, and produced documentation using Media-Wiki.
• Managed and maintained a Linux server hosting Apache and SVN for personal use.

Professional Experience

• Wrote a C++ server application to replay data from a CSV file as a data stream conforming to the C37.118 standard as a tool for unit testing new products.
• Made improvements to Wireshark, an open source protocol analyzer, to aid in the debugging of synchrophasor network traffic.
• Quickly familiarized myself with and contributed to Cougar Manager; a modular ASP.net web application that supports several departments at Washington State University with features such as on-line time cards .
• Wrote a module for Cougar Manager to process computer repair cases, keeping track of tasks needing to be done, as well as any progress made on the case.
• Lead a project to rework substantial portions of Cougar Manager's core timecard tracking systems to allow more flexibility for organizations using the system.
• Expanded a C++ application that billed customers for usage of our computer labs to accept multiple forms of payment.
• Taught myself Python by solving problems from Project Euler, and by creating a personal website using the Django framework.

Communication and Leadership

• Managed a team of five developers and three server administrators to provide high quality tools to WSU Student Computing Services as well as other organizations on the WSU campus.
• Demonstrated dedication and leadership by earning the Eagle Rank in Boy Scouts.
• Developed communication and teamwork skills by working on projects in a team setting in Boy Scouts, at school, and in my work at WSU Student Computing Services.
• Lead and directed the work of a 4 member crew at Camp Parsons, a Boy Scout summer camp in Brinnon, Washington.