nicholas stanley

Selected for a three-month summer internship out of more than 150 applicants. Developed skills related to DevOps and system administration. Worked alongside I.T. managers to coordinate projects and optimize safety, performance, and reliability. Developed skills in a global organization with outsourced suppliers of infrastructure resources and services.

Worked alongside a team developing University wide Interfaith events. Developed the technology and equipment side of the programs which include computers, projectors, TV’s, video and other media. Other responsibilities include webmaster for the Interfaith website and communicating with faculty and staff in regards to technology inquiries.

Maintenance and repair of Mac and PC machines, HP and Epson large format printers, and Cintiq drawing surfaces. Responsible for imaging and deployment of faculty work stations and lab machines, as well as, providing technical support to both faculty and students. Technologies: WindowsOS, OSX, VMware, Symantec DAgent, Symantec Altiris, Ubuntu

Assist in planning and implementing of the organization's I.T. infrastructure. Including the development and design of system architecture, software deployment and hardware upgrades. Perform systems administration tasks, including scripting, writing internal documentation, network monitoring and resource management. Technologies: Puppet, Python, CentOS, Vagrant, Splunk, Atlassian Stash, Nagios, New Relic

Activities and Societies: National Honors Society President, Kairos Retreat Leader, Student Government President

The BS in Computer Science at DePaul CDM prepares students to answer such questions, providing them with the skills necessary to contribute to this vital aspect of our culture. Computer Science is a richly rewarding intellectual discipline that combines aspects of Mathematics, Science and Engineering. Once students have mastered the basic vocabulary of algorithms, programming and systems, a world of interdisciplinary opportunities become available—human-computer interaction, artificial intelligence and computational finance, to name a few—as well as applications across the arts and sciences.