About me
Johnathan “John” Bill is a junior developer with a love for programming. He was first inspired by a video about an AI learning to play the Google Chrome Dino Runner game he saw in highschool. He first started programming in college, West Virgnina University Institute of Technology, and has since gained skills in languages like C#, Java, Python, and JavaScript, as well as technologies such as HTML, CSS, and SQL. Through academic and personal projects, he has demonstrated a willingness to learn, adapt, and create meaningful solutions. Eager to grow and contribute to meaningful work, John is committed to furthering his skillset and becoming an asset to any company.
Work Experience
West Virginia State Legislature
August 2023 - Present
Software Engineer - LASD
C#, DevExpress, Blazor, SQL, NoSQL, Git, Azure Repos, Azure Fileshare, Project Management, Optimization
- Manage 3 main Blazor applications and 2 sub applications, along with 200+ VBA/C# Word macros used among different groups in the capital to reduce human error by 32% and increase general efficiency.
- Coordinated with IT teams to ensure 99.9% data integrity when handling data transmission.
- Improved macro efficiency by 35% by modifying them to work with PDFs as a headless solution.
West Virginia University
September 2020 - May 2023
Lab Assistant/Tutor
Java, C#, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Data Structures, Winforms, Troubleshooting, Problem-Solving
- Tutored 10-20 students in programming twice a week, helping them grasp important concepts and increasing test scores by 5%.
- Assisted professors in managing programming lab sessions, helping students and explaining topics.
TC Energy
May 2022 - August 2022
Application Developer - Intern
Angular, TypeScript, Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AWS, CodeCommit, Collaboration
- Assisted in resolving user-submitted tickets in existing programs, ensuring efficiency and security.
- Built and Angular/TypeScript web application with 2 interns to track internal software tickets and dependencies.
- Developed a Python script to detect dependencies with known vulnerabilities and automatically email application managers with the information, improving vulnerability management and response times