Maya Patton [email protected]
215-290-3992
EDUCATION: TEMPLE UNIVERSITY, College of Science & Technology, Philadelphia, PA
Bachelor of Science, Graduation: May 2018
Major: Information Science & Technology
GPA: 3.1
COURSEWORK COMPLETED:
Program Design and Abstraction Data Structures
Database and File Management Systems Mathematical Concepts in Computing I
MATLAB Network Architectures
Server-Side Web Application Development Quality Assurance & Testing
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
C# Programming SQL Adobe Photoshop
Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 Citrix Java
ASP.NET HTML Python
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:
Capstone Coursework August 2017 – May 2018
Information Systems Design & Implementation, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
• Project Manager for six-person team assigned to develop a worksheet submission system for Temple
University College of Public Health’s Kinesiology Department
• Provided clients with planning, analysis, and design deliverables
• Gained hands-on experience working with business processes, quality assurance, user interface
design, user experience design, database management, and all stages of the Software Development
Life Cycle
Student Administrative Assistant September 2014 – Present
Temple University Police Department, Philadelphia, PA
• Assistant to Deputy Director of Operations and Captain of Operations
• Performs data analysis and maintains data availability for parking, moving, and code violation tickets
• Rewrote and reorganized department’s Police Work Orders
• Reorganized information for department’s Field Training Officer (FTO) guidelines and assessments
• Independently designed the department’s first ever Challenge Coin for police and officers
Guest Services Associate – Valet January 2017 – Present
Towne Park, Philadelphia Downtown Marriott, Philadelphia, PA
• Provide valet parking and hospitality to arriving and departing Marriott guests
• Anticipate the needs of customers and exceed their expectations
• Ensure safety of guest vehicles
Lead Explainer August 2010-August 2014
Partnerships for Achieving Careers in Technology and Science (PACTS), The Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, PA
• Facilitated biweekly architecture workshops for students in grades 5-8
• Advocated for youth programs in America and in Washington, DC by speaking with members of
Congress about our mission
• Spearheaded a conference on youth program conduct and activities in Columbus, OH for youth
program leaders around the world
ACTIVITIES:
Member, Association for Computing Machinery, Fall 2016 – Fall 2017
Member, Association for Computing Machinery – Women, Fall 2016 – Fall 2017
Member, Alliance for Minority Participation in STEM, Fall 2016 – Spring 2018