Halle Fields

Education

University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, May 2019
Minor in Mathematics

• Relevant coursework: Introduction to Java Programming 1 and 2, C Programming and Unix, Database Programming, Introduction to Artificial Intelligence, Computer Organization and Architecture, Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis, Theory of Computation, Discrete Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Probability and Statistics

Skills

• High-Level Programming Languages: Advanced experience in Java, Arduino; Extended experience in HTML/CSS, JavaScript; Basic experience in C#, Microsoft .NET Framework, CoffeeScript, Knockout.js Library, SQL
• Scientific writing and curriculum development
• Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Team Foundation Server, Visual Studio Professional 2015
• Trainings completed in Microsoft SharePoint End User/Admin, and Microsoft SQLServer 2012

Relevant Experience

Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve, Washington,DC
May 2017 – August 2017

Information Technology Intern – Front-End Development and Quality Assurance

• Developed new functionality in C# .NET and JavaScript within the user interface of a large-scale internal Federal Reserve application
• Wrote and executed over 50 performance test cases within the user interface and business intelligence portions of our application
• Worked with our clients to develop and maintain new system requirements and reporting specifications

University of Miami Department of Computer Science, Coral Gables, FL
January 2017 - Present

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant

• Instructs multiple Java programming practica in a variety of difficulties

NASA Robotic Mining Competition Team, Coral Gables, FL
September 2016 - Present

Software Development Team Lead

• Manage a team of students working to develop basic functionality and communication software for a mining robot
• Write and reviews the code to be used in the development of the mining robot

University of Miami School of Law, Coral Gables, FL
August 2016 - Present

Information Technology Student Assistant

• Maintain the printing system within the School of Law library by fixing minor errors, refreshing all printing supplies, and reporting major malfunctions to the proper personnel
• Work within the library copy center to perform various printing tasks

Mote Marine Laboratory, Sarasota, FL
May 2016 - August 2016

Engineering Laboratory Intern

• Designed and implemented an oceanographic sensor suite that wirelessly updates a cloud server with data
• Developed a high school curriculum to teach students 9-12 how to build the sensors and program their micro-controllers and WiFi modules
• Maintained and deployed fully-autonomous SLOCUM gliders to take readings of the water column

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
August 2016

SeaGlide Program Visiting Educator

• Built and tested a “citizen-science” version of an autonomous underwater vehicle
• Taught students fundamentals of Arduino programming, electronics, and project building

Activities and Honors

• Google CodeU Participant for Spring 2017
• University of Miami Chapter of Association of Computing Machinery - Treasurer
• Tau Beta Sigma National Honorary Band Sorority – Treasurer, Fundraising Chair, Public Relations Chair
• Association of Computing Machinery – Treasurer, Society of Women Engineers, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• University of Miami Science Olympiad – Events Coordinator
• University of Miami President’s Scholarship, P.E.O. STAR Scholarship Recipient

Publications

Dr. Jordan Beckler, Kiley Gray, Ben Carothers, Halle Fields, Robert Currier, Dr. Ryan Schloesser, Chris Simoniello. "Teaching Ocean-Observing Technology in a STEM Outreach Club for High-school Students and Teachers." Submitted to
Current: The Journal of Marine Education.