My name is Marcel. I'm a Microsoft Stack Developer working for CommerceHub in Seattle. I'm also an owner/partner of LbKStudios LLC, a development and technology consulting firm started in September 2014.

Software Engineer @ I work on CommerceHub's newly acquired product, ProductStream(previously Mercent). I work in the full Microsoft .Net Stack, using MSSQL, C#, ASP.Net, and HTML, javascript, and CSS. From May 2015 to Present (6 months) Seattle, WaManaging Partner @ My first responsibility is to start LbKStudios LLC. as a company in the state of Michigan in September 2014. As a Managing Partner I am responsible for finding Clients and working with them to complete projects. LbKStudios LLC is a technology and development consulting firm. We specialize in Software Development, marketing ourselves as "The Startup for Startups". We help Startups build websites to make themselves visible on the internet. We also consult on hardware needs, server needs, and pretty much anything to do with technology. If you need help, we're the quickest, cheapest, and best solution for you. We not only will tell you what you should be doing, we'll do it for you and help you manage the solution over its lifetime. From August 2014 to Present (1 year 3 months) Kalamzoo, MiMentoring For Success Lead Developer @ WMU's Mentoring For Success(MFS) office has had an old and not effective website which is used to track students through the MFS program. Office Diversity & Inclusion is the parent office to MFS, and provides IT services. As such, we've decided to rebuild the website from scratch. I'm the only person in our 3-man IT department who knows how to do something like this, so it came down to me. I designed from scratch a database schema, mocked up the new website, and presented to MFS. From there, I took input and created the website and database. I used MySQL, ASP.NET and C#, HTML, CSS, js, and Bootstrap to complete the project. From December 2014 to May 2015 (6 months) Kalamazoo, Michigan AreaMCC Supervisor & IT Helpdesk Assistant @ I am responsible for managing the staff who work during MCC events, as well as scheduling and planning events for the MCC. The other half of my job involves the Office of Diversity and Inclusion's IT Helpdesk where I do helpdesk things like turning computers off and on again, and sometimes even more complicated things such as the unplugging and plugging back in of computer peripherals. From December 2013 to May 2015 (1 year 6 months) Kalamazoo, Michigan AreaSoftware Contractor/Software Development Engineer Intern @ My primary project is to make updates to the Tooltip framework, implementation, and databases used on Mercent.com. My second project was to create a new utility for Mercent employees to use to document Amazon's Taxonomy efficiently. My last project was to create Mockups using Balsamiq. The nature of these Mockups is confidential so I can only say I did them. The Product Managers like them very much, and I worked on creating prototypes that other Developers can use to finish the project once my Internship was over. From May 2014 to August 2014 (4 months) seattle, washingtonCS3310 Data Files and Structures Project Grader @ I am responsible for grading any and all projects assigned to C3310 students. I am also in charge of meeting with the instructor, Dr. Kaminski, weekly to discuss the current and future projects and to decide how to fairly allocate points and what the future projects should consist of. From December 2012 to December 2013 (1 year 1 month) Kalamazoo, Michigan AreaSoftware Development Engineer Intern @ As an Intern, I am tasked with learning the Mercent system, programming for that system, and troubleshooting issues. I use Visual Studio, and program in c#. My current tasks include fixing tests which are failing, and updating an error-reporting section of the system. I currently also have an overhanging project: to design and build a URL checking plugin which takes in XML feeds, finds and stores the URLs of Products and images, then scrapes the internet to determine if the URLs exist and contain content, and output according reports in XML and Excel spreadsheets. From June 2013 to September 2013 (4 months) Seattle, WaNetwork IT Technician @ I was charged with setting up switched, troubleshooting analog and VoIP telephones and internet and data connections inside any WMU building from the users' connection to the Base Distribution Room. From September 2012 to May 2013 (9 months) WMU University Computing CenterManufacturing worker @ I built Chevy Cruze Intake Manifolds, Ford v8 Intake Manifolds, Coolant Reservoirs, and other plastic injection molded parts used in the automotive industry. I also cleaned the factory and sorted parts. From May 2012 to August 2012 (4 months) Lifeguard, Swim Instructor, and Welcome Desk Attendant @ I was in charge of maintaining to pool area, and locker rooms. Customer Service in the pool area and being an active lifeguard were my primary duties. I was also an occasional Swim Instructor where I instructed children ages 3 to 12. Also, I was a Welcome Desk Attendant, charged with welcoming and answering customer questions. From February 2009 to April 2012 (3 years 3 months)

Bachelor's Degree, Computer Science @ Western Michigan University From 2011 to 2015 International Baccalaureate Diploma, High School/Secondary Diplomas and Certificates @ Portage Central High School From 2007 to 2011 Marcel Englmaier is skilled in: ASP.NET, Visual C#, .NET, XML, HTML 5, JavaScript, jQuery, Balsamiq, Mockups, CSS, C, CUDA, PHP, Microsoft SQL Server, Computer Science, Troubleshooting, Computer Hardware, Windows Vista, Programming, Microsoft Office, Logical Thinker, iTunes, Works well in a team, Sprint Planning, Computer Repair, Technical Presentations, Robotics, Computer Maintenance, Electronics, Wireless Networking, Soldering, Computer Security, Windows, Technical Support, Microsoft Operating..., Hardware Installation, Software Installation, Hardware Support, Teamwork, Customer Service, Cpr Certified, Windows 7, Help Desk Support, Team Leadership, Critical Thinking, Microcontrollers, Arduino, Mac OS