Samuel Rembisz
Software Engineer
Get To Know Me
Hi there! My name is Samuel Rembisz and I'm a software developer, computer repair technician, as well as a mathematician with 6 years of volunteer experience and 2 years of work experience. I'm committed to efficiency in the workplace. Networking, software architecture, software debugging, and general IT customer support and care are among my talents!
Languages
Rust - 4/2020
C - 4/2021
Python - 4/2017
Java - 2/2015
C++ - 8/2014
JavaScript - 8/2020
Expertise
Implementation of efficient algorithms for manipulation and transfer of data
Design and implementation of computing works created with consumer use in mind
Creation of fun, useful, and informative programs designed for the power user
Programming automation tools to work around monotonous tasks that would otherwise take up precious time
Work Experience
August 2022 - Present
Software Engineer Intern
April 2022 - Present
Co-Founder / Software Engineer
May 2019 - July 2021
Computer and Phone Repair Technician
January 2018 - Present
Volunteer Mentor
Education
George Mason University
August 2020 - May 2024
Master of Computer Science (MCS)
Riverbend High School
August 2016 - May 2020
Advanced High School Diploma
Honors
Dean's List Fall 2020
Vice President and Secretary of the Zeta Omicron National Computer Honor Society
Co-Leader of the Tech Discussion Club
Leader of the 1st place team at the 2016 Capital One Hacker-thon
Winner of the VCU 2018 Hackathon
A part of the winning team of the UMW 2019 Hackathon
Recent Projects:
A Rusty implementation of BpyTop, a stronger, more informative Top written in Python. I ported this program to Rust as a means of immersing myself further in the language. It is fully memory safe.
November 2020
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March 2021
50000 Lines of Code
A simple linear algebra library written in Rust with N dimensional vectors and matrices. Included with the library is unit testing to verify the library is working correctly. This is my first real library, and its topic is one that I enjoy a lot.
August 2021
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September 2021
3000 Lines of Code
A small API written for the RHS Mesial Project for a volunteer mentorship program at Riverbend High School in Fredericksburg, VA. I mentored students in this program. I contributed the code that interfaces with the Google Calendar API to request and parse calendar data to deduce the current block schedule and special events for a specific day.
September 2021
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October 2021
1000 Lines of Code
A library sign-in system for a mentored student written in Vue and Rust. It was developed during the COVID-19 pandemic, and allowed the library staff to track students in the library. It also had data collection and exporting systems written in that allowed staff to both make sure students were where they said they were and to provide population data to school administration.
January 2022
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March 2022
3000 Lines of Code
A TV polling app for a mentored student. This project was written in Vue and Rust. It allowed a student I mentored to create a poll for the morning news at his school. The students at the school could choose from 1-4 options that this student would create, the backend would record these votes, and the frontend would dynamically update to show the results.
March 2022
2000 Lines of Code
