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I'm Sulaxan, a recent Computer Science Grad (BSc., Computer Science). I've been programming for nearly a decade now, and have a plethora of projects under my belt. Though I primarily focus on backend development, I have full stack experience, and have proficiency in both industry standard and current bleeding-edge technologies.

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SKILLS

Skills Info

This section is a bit subjective in its representation, however, below is a table showing the meaning behind skill progress.

Percent Meaning
≤ 50% Learning phase; 50% indicates basic usable knowledge of the skill.
60% Proficient in the skill
70% Proficient in the skill, plus a 1-2 demonstrated applications of the skill.
80% Very proficient1 in the skill.
90% Very proficient1 in the skill, plus some experience with other tools/related skills within the ecosystem of the skill (if applicable)
100% Very proficient1 in the skill, including proficiency in multiple major tools within the ecosystem of the skill (if applicable).

1 Very proficient refers to knowledge of most, if not all, core aspects of the skill, including multple demonstrated applications of the skill.
Java
Python
Rust
Go
HTML/CSS/JS
TypeScript
C
SQL
Redis
MongoDB
AWS
Serverless
Docker
Svelte/SvelteKit
Vue.js
Unix
Spring Boot
Git
Maven
Gradle
C++
Angular

Classes

A list of courses taken. If you are an employer and would like to see an unofficial or offical transcript, please contact me (contact information can be found at the bottom of this website).


Disclaimer: Though the courses listed here has been checked, there may be mistakes, in particular with spelling or course numbers. This, however, should be at a minimum, and the courses listed here is a correct representation of the courses taken. It is still important to mention that a transcript is still the absolute source of truth.


Courses, in the order they were taken:

Course
Name
Semester
CPS109
Computer Science I
Fall 2018
CPS213
Computer Organization I
Fall 2018
MTH110
Discrete Mathematics I
Fall 2018
PCS110
Physics
Fall 2018
CPS209
Computer Science II
Winter 2019
CPS310
Computer Organization II
Winter 2019
CPS412
Social Issues, Ethics, and Professionalism
Winter 2019
MTH207
Calculus and Computational Methods I
Winter 2019
PHL214
Critical Thinking I
Winter 2019
CPHL110
Philosophy of Religion I
Spring 2019
CMN300
Communication in the Computer Industry
Fall 2019
CPS305
Data Structures
Fall 2019
CPS393
Introduction to C and UNIX
Fall 2019
MTH108
Linear Algebra
Fall 2019
CPS406
Introduction to Software Engineering
Winter 2020
CPS420
Discrete Structures
Winter 2020
CPS506
Comparative Programming Languages
Winter 2020
CPS590
Operating Systems I
Winter 2020
WKT103
Work Term (Co-op)
Spring/Summer 2020
WKT203
Work Term (Co-op)
Fall 2020
CPS616
Algorithms
Winter 2021
CPS706
Computer Networks I
Winter 2021
CPS843
Introduction to Computer Vision
Winter 2021
CPS844
Data Mining
Winter 2021
MTH607
Graph Theory
Winter 2021
CREL101
Introduction to World Religions
Spring 2021
CPHL551
Metaphysics
Summer 2021
CPS510
Database Systems I
Fall 2021
CPS530
Web Systems Development
Fall 2021
CPS633
Computer Security
Fall 2021
CPS710
Compilers and Interpreters
Fall 2021
CMTH380
Probability and Statistics I
Winter 2022
CPS630
Web Applications
Winter 2022
CPS713
Cryptography
Winter 2022
CPS847
Software Tools for Startups
Winter 2022
CGMS200
Introduction to Global Management
Spring/Summer 2022
CPHL550
Knowledge, Truth, and Belief
Spring/Summer 2022
CPS511
Computer Graphics
Fall 2022
CPS613
Human-Computer Interaction
Fall 2022
CPS721
Artificial Intelligence I
Fall 2022
CPHL709
Religion, Science and Philosophy
Winter 2023
CPS610
Database Systems II
Winter 2023

EDUCATION

Toronto Metropolitan University
Bachelor of Science, Computer Science (Honours)

Toronto, ON

September 2018 - June 2023

Previously Ryerson University. In April 2022, a name change was announced. See next chapter.

  • CGPA: 3.92
  • Graduated With Distinction (CGPA > 3.50)
  • 3x Dean's List Award Recipient for achieving a full school year GPA of over 3.50
  • Awarded the Toronto Metropolitan University Entrance Scholarship for achieving academic excellence of over 90% in high school U/M courses (University & University/College Preparation Courses)

EXPERIENCE

Caseware International Inc.
Software Developer Co-op

Toronto, ON

May 2020 - December 2020

Technologies Used: Java, Python, TypeScript, Angular, Spring Boot, Tornado, AWS (S3, SageMaker, DynamoDB), Kubernetes, Jupyter Notebooks

Description/Responsibilities:

  • Worked in an Agile environment to create and maintain multiple microservices, and a SDK for external developers to extend our platform
  • Maintained and extended functionality for multiple microservices
  • Wrote deployment scripts (CloudFormation) for services in AWS
  • Actively practiced Test Driven Development
  • Worked on Proof of Concept (PoC) projects to determine feasibility of ideas
  • Created documentation for written code and PoC projects
  • Contributed 12K+ changes across 5+ microservices, a frontend client, and a SDK

PROJECTS

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CONTACT

Here are some quick ways to reach me:

Email

contact@sulaxan.com

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