Jack M. Rosenthal
1813 19th Street #45
Golden, CO 80401
github.com/jackrosenthal
April 23, 2016
jrosenth@mines.edu
(970) 367-7115
Education
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Colorado School of Mines
BS Computer Science (May 2018)
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GPA: 3.4
Major Specific: 4.0
Notable classes – Operating Systems, Software Engineering, Discrete Mathematics, Data Structures, Computer
Organization, Programming Concepts
Technical Skills & Interests
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Programming Languages – Most experienced with Python, C, C++; some experience with Java, PHP, JavaScript;
basic familiarity with Perl, Go
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Interests – Linux, TurboGears for Python, Bottle for Python, LDAP, Asterisk (SIP server), LATEX
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Programming Competitions – ACM ICPC, Tyler Technologies, Kattis (online)
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Student Organizations – ACMx Student Branch (President), Linux Users Group (President), Ski Team
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Honors and Awards – LGS Innovations C-MAPP Fellow (Spring 2016)
Work Experience
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Colorado School of Mines
Linux System Administrator
Golden, CO
2016 - present
– Linux System Administrator for 5 servers owned by Dr. Tracy Camp
– Administration of MySQL, Apache, lighttpd, postfix
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Steamboat Springs Family Medicine
IT Technical Lead
Steamboat Springs, CO
2009 - present
– Administrate Active Directory server and Practice Partner EHR software for 20 users
– Administrate VoIP phone system using Asterisk
– Designed internet faxing web application using Python
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Steamboat Networks
Founder & CEO
Steamboat Springs, CO
2013 - present
– Provider for VoIP phone systems and service
– Wrote LCR software, billing software, and a web application for managing accounts.
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Camp Inc. Business Academy
3D Printing and Design Instructor, Counselor
Steamboat Springs, CO
Summer 2015
– Counselor for campers in 6th–9th grade
– Taught 3D printing and design course using SketchUp
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Creative Bearings
Web Development Intern
– Worked with clients to design websites
– Designed E-commerce website using PHP
Steamboat Springs, CO
2012 - 2014
Projects
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Mines Events App (Current) – A project of ACMx, the Mines Events App connects students and faculty to events of
their interest using data obtained from mailing lists.
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LUGnet (Current) – A system to enhance and archive the communications of the Mines Linux Users Group.
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ACMx Labs Website (2014 - 2015) – A website to showcase the projects of the Mines ACMx.
References are available upon request