Josh Wood

Supported the continued operations of our client by providing bug fixes, improvements, new functionality to a suite of ASP.NET applications. Migrated locally hosted applications to Azure.

Served as a resource for performance optimization and web design, contributing to application workflow updates and document exports for federal contracts, ensuring stability and improved user experience.

Developed web applications for government agencies, refactoring code for efficiency and accessibility, ensuring mobile-friendly interfaces, and improving performance across various web browsers.

Integrated advanced Patient Care Record search functionality into ePCR applications, developed validation components for user feedback, migrated codebases to Azure DevOps, and enhanced data submission processes.

Developed desktop, command line, and web-based solutions utilizing REST APIs to automate and maintain core business systems for clients, enhancing operational efficiency.

Led migration of software projects to Git, established CI/CD processes, and authored technical documentation and scripts for automated security configuration of Apple OS X devices.

Activities and societies: As part of the Computer Science curriculum, I learned to develop applications using the Java language and the Eclipse IDE. I enjoyed software development so much that I pursued an internship with Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) who became my first employer and where I got my start in the industry.

My undergraduate education was focused on general philosophical enquiry such as matters of cognition, existence, ethics, religion, and logic. My Symbolic Logic course was extremely helpful groundwork for understanding and evaluating code. My degree program did not have a Minor requirement, but I took courses in Computer Science.