Clarke’s Resume

Clarke Rahrig

Clarke Rahrig

Student Entrepreneur @ The University of Texas

Location
Austin, Texas (Austin, Texas Area)
Industry
Computer Software

Experience

Student Assistant & Web Master

University of Texas Engineering Office of Student Life

Educational Institution; 10,001+ employees; Higher Education industry

August 2011 – Present (1 year 10 months) Austin, Texas Area

· Help manage over 70 engineering student organizations
· Assist with coordinating multiple events with over 1300 attendees
· Clarify University and Cockrell School policies governing and encompassing student organizations
· Update and maintain the ESL website (Joomla)
· Interact with CSE Administrators in providing multi-varied student services

Student Intern

Cospace

Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Information Technology and Services industry

May 2012 – September 2012 (5 months) Austin, Texas Area

· Assisted internal program and process development
· Operated multiple spaces within the Cospace network
· Solved technical issues and developed new areas of cospace.co
· Responsible for all outside programming and events
· Assisted with development of internal programming

Web Technician

The Daily Texan

September 2010 – December 2010 (4 months) Austin, Texas Area

· Formatted and uploaded articles to The Daily Texan website (Drupal)
· Responsible for uploading the final PDF version of The Daily Texan once a week
· Interacted regularly with managing editors

CAD Detailer

Nike Golf

Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; Market Research industry

June 2010 – August 2010 (3 months) Fort Worth, Texas

· Created a design package for manufacturing at overseas facilities
· Established template for CAD drawings, now implemented in normal product cycle
· Completed production design packages and drawings used in manufacturing and production (NX & ProE)

Skills & Expertise

  1. PHP
  2. MySQL
  3. C
  4. Java
  5. Wordpress
  6. HTML
  7. CSS
  8. Lean Startup
  9. Multisim
  10. Labview
  11. Autodesk
  12. Pro Engineer
  13. Siemens NX
  14. Joomla
  15. Drupal
  16. Web Applications
  17. Problem Solving
  18. Digital Photography
  19. Twitter
  20. Social Media
  21. Facebook
  22. Google
  23. Trends
  24. Microsoft Office
  25. WordPress

Education

The University of Texas at Austin

Bachelors, Electrical & Computer Engineering

2010 – 2014 (expected)

Activities and Societies: Student Engineering Council, IEEE

Organizations

  • Student Engineering Council (SEC)

    Vice President of Internal Affairs, Member-at-Large
    • August 2010 to Present

    · Vice President of Internal Affairs: Manage all Members-at-Large, coordinate all internal events, oversee SEC committees and lead Internal Meetings on a bi-weekly basis
    · Member-at-Large (2011-2012): Involved member instrumental in sustaining the core of SEC
    · Service Committee Co-Chair (2011): Managed Engineering Saturdays at the Austin Children’s Museum and participated and promoted in other service events
    · SEC Representative (2010-2011): Participated in various SEC committees responsible for organizing and implementing multiple engineering events throughout the year; attended bi-weekly meetings
    · Freshman Engineering Committee (2010-2011): Networked with other freshman engineers and captained an intramural basketball team
    · Represented SEC at the National Associate of Engineering Student Councils Conference for two consecutive years at the University of Louisville and Purdue.

  • Institute of Electrical and Electrical Engineers (IEEE)

    Vice Chair, SEC Representative
    • September 2010 to May 2012

    · Vice Chair (2011-2012): Interface between branch and the University, including the coordination of both social and professional events for the benefit of students, faculty and corporate representatives
    · SEC Representative (2010-2011): Communicated CSE and SEC events to IEEE on a bi-weekly basis along with coordinating E-Week events

  • LeaderShape Texas (LS-T)

    Student Cluster Leader
    • May 2012 to May 2012

    · Facilitated discussions built around the LeaderShape curriculum over a seven day retreat for University of Texas Students
    · Lead activities and interactions between student participants and LeaderShape staff

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