My Name is Nathan Follin, I graduated Cum Laude with a full academic scholarship from the University of Richmond double majoring in Computer Science and Interdisciplinary Physics. I worked three years as an undergraduate researcher where I published an Algorithm written in C++ on Atomic Force Microscopy to Review of Scientific Instruments. I worked for several years at Booz Allen Hamilton, where I am a full life cycle software developer on an Enterprise Cross Domain Solution where I updated the code logic for a Large File Transfer service, Managed and Lead Patch Testing, and automated the test environment to enable load test scenarios and cut down on manpower and time required to approve patches. I also managed firm interns on their projects, and on-boarded new hires to the company. Currently, I work at Amazon Web Services as an SDE providing op support and developing internal tools.

Software Engineer @ Software Developer Engineer - OPS From March 2015 to Present (7 months) VirginiaSenior Consultant/Software Developer @ ■ Managed onboarding of new hires from a technical and organizational standpoint ■ Increased Security of application by updating encryption utilities and startup scripts ■ Managed and mentored summer interns and provided guidance for their projects as well as perform management tasks such as performance assessments in addition to scheduling and overseeing demos to Sr. Leadership Leadership From July 2014 to March 2015 (9 months) Mclean, VAConsultant/Software Developer @ Test and Development (October 2013 – July 1st 2014) ■ Developed and designed automated system tests using SoapUI and Groovy to reduce manual work load to approve and deploy patches into production and facilitate system load testing. ■ Assumed lead role in Patch Testing and Approval for installing system updates to ensure quality to client. ■ Updated encryption utilities and modified project scripts to enhance security of application. ■ Worked on establishing and implementing a testing plan for test driven development. Application Developer (August 2013) ■ Created Microsoft SharePoint site to handle and view client contract details and financials. From July 2013 to July 2014 (1 year 1 month) McLean, VATutor Supervisor @ Subjects Tutored: Calculus, Computer Data Structures, Introduction to Computing, Introduction to Physics—Classical Mechanics, Introductory to Physics – Electricity and Magnetism, Discrete Structures for Computing, Linear Algebra, Minds and Machines, Finite Mathematics, Operating Systems, Computer Simulations, Quantum Physics, and Electronics. ■ Managing daily allocation of site resources and oversee office functionality. ■ Leading initiative to move antiquated and unintuitive scheduling and data reporting system to a new, improved online provider. ■ Establishing and leading University’s first weekly calculus review sessions. From 2009 to 2013 (4 years) Technology and Cyber Consulting Intern @ Algorithm development and Data Visualization of statistical risk analytics on large data sets to manufacture solutions tailored to specific client needs. ■ Developing Java based risk Algorithms to compare objects based on client specific criteria. ■ Implementing JavaScript D3 based graphing solutions to analyze and view data to increase analyst workflow and productivity through the application. From June 2012 to August 2012 (3 months) McLean VASummer Research Fellow @ Conducted research developing an algorithm to correct for Thermal Drift in three dimensions for Atomic Force Microscopes. Research was done under the supervisor Dr. Matthew Trawick (University of Richmond). ■ Sole developer of open source multi-threaded C++ routine to detect and correct slow drift and creep in Atomic Force Microscopy. ■ Presented work to academic conferences as well as Microscope manufactures interested in using this new microsocope technique. ■ Published research paper in Review of Scientific Instruments to share knowledge wit the scientific community From June 2009 to 2012 (3 years) Richmond, VAIntern @ Conducted research analyzing genomic comparisons between six mammalian genomes and endogenous retroviruses. Work included: Developed Perl scripts to collect and analyze data from BLAST comparisons between each genome and viruses. Created Unix Shell Scripts to run overnight jobs and create counts of information received and sorting them based on information such as the sequencing center of each gene. From June 2007 to May 2009 (2 years)

Masters of Computer Science, Computer and Information Systems Security/Information Assurance @ The George Washington University From 2014 to 2017 Bachelor's degree, Physics, 3.84 @ University of Richmond From 2009 to 2013 Bachelor's degree, Computer Science, 3.5 @ University of Richmond From 2009 to 2013 Nathan Follin is skilled in: Java, Algorithm Development, Agile Application..., Agile Testing, JavaScript, Unix, Data Analysis, Programming, HTML, Algorithms, Visual Studio, C, Physics, Research, Windows, Mac, Problem Solving, Algorithm Design, Agile Methodologies, JUnit, SoapUI