1. Anthony Mykhaylovsky
410 W Fielding Lane, Round Lake, IL 60073
(224) 577-5202 * mykhaylovsky@lfc.edu
Education
Lake Forest College—Lake Forest, IL
Graduated: May 2015
Major: Computer Science
Technical Skills
Computer Programming Languages: Python, Java, C, C#, C++, Visual Basic, Assembly Language (x86)
Area of Study: Data Structures, Recursion, Object Oriented Design, Database Management Systems
Web Application Tools: Javascript, HTML5, CSS, AJAX
Database Skills: MS SQL 2012, PHPMyAdmin MySQL
Development Environments: Android Studio, MS Visual Studio, Oracle Eclipse Juno
Code Management: GitHub, BitBucket, Team Foundation Server
Computer Systems: Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows 8, Linux Ubuntu
Additional: Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, Paint.NET, Microsoft Office Suite, Wolfram Mathematica
Employment Experience
Platinum Design and Development Software, Oak Creek, WI March 2015 – May 2015
Software Development Intern
 Created web applications in Visual Studio's ASP.NET to create and view RouteBoss contracts in PDF
format by converting business logic into a user friendly interface with efficient data handling in C#
 Utilized the Agile SCRUM process along with Evolus Pencil, Microsoft Visual Studio, PHPMyAdmin, SQL
Server, breakpoint debugging and Firefox's Firebug in order to effectively design a visual blueprint, write,
debug, peer review, and check in project code files to a test server
Pro Sports Experience LLC, Chicago, IL September 2014 – December 2014
Operations and Marketing Intern
 Completed location expansion projects to explore new camp sites in New York and Kansas
 Identified methods to increase the productivity of the business by automating two tasks with programs
—send customized emails by connecting content with appropriate customers and find old email
information and replace it with an updated contact via a spreadsheet
Computer Science Senior Seminar Project, Lake Forest, IL September 2014 – December 2014
Project Team Member
 Collaborated with classmates to create a compiler using Java for a custom arithmetic language
Bank of America, Mundelein, IL May 2013 – Jan 2014
Teller
 Processed a range of retail and commercial transactions including the issuing of cashier checks,
application of mortgage payments, and activating fund transfers by ensuring accuracy of service
 Engaged customers to identify and refer sales opportunities to meet referral goals
Lake Forest College Richter Scholar, Lake Forest, IL June 2012 – August 2012
Research Apprentice
 Designed laboratory experiments to explore qualitative properties of granular material interactions and
verified impact on volume and stability of granular systems
 Presented a seminar discussing core concepts, experimental data and conclusions by demonstrating a
more consistent approach in calculating packing fraction via conductors