Daniela Elodia Sagredo

5803 UTSA Blvd. San Antonio, TX 78249 (956) 867-3197 daniela.sagredo@yahoo.com

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Skilled in the use of Microsoft OfficeWord, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and Outlook; AdobePhotoShop, Flash Player,
Premiere, Dreamweaver, and Acrobat.
Excellent proficiency in C/C++/C# Programming and Java Programming.
Strong familiarity with t-shirt printing machinery and small and large scale document printing machines.

EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
St. Marys University, San Antonio, TX
Double Minors in Physics and Mathematics.

Graduation: December 2015

Scholarships: Presidential Scholarship and STEM-National Science Foundation Grants

Relevant Coursework: Programming I & II, Object Oriented Programming I & II, Algorithms, Computer Systems
Architecture, Introduction to Systems & Design, Survey of Programming Languages, Computer Graphics, Data
Communication, Operating Systems, Calculus I, II, & III, Linear Algebra, Physics I & II, Modern Physics, Thermodynamics,
Classical Mechanics, and Astrophysics.

WORK EXPERIENCE
Camera Operator Loss & Prevention, Dillards at La Cantera Mall, San Antonio, TX
January 2016 Present
Monitor for and record shoplifting incidents and internal theft in accordance with proper monitoring procedures.
Monitor transactions throughout the store in order to spot red flags or irregularities.
Monitor and record accidents & security stops.
Monitor associate and customer interaction to ensure excellent service.
Manage and monitor security guards to reduce shrinkage.
Head Host/To-Go Cashier, Pericos Mexican Cuisine, San Antonio, TX
October 2014 January 2016
Proficient with Aloha & OpenTable point-of-sale systems & handles daily cash transactions.
Maintains professional appearance & atmosphere as well as courteous in person & on the phone.
Keeps excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Manages and delegates according to groups of individuals.

Combines patience, determination, and persistence to ensure customers get the best experience.
Department Assistant, Department of Physics, St. Marys University, San Antonio, TX
August 2011 May 2015
Provide administrative and reception support for Department Chair and Assistant.
Design t-shirts and presentations for various organizations as requested.
Tutor fellow students in computer science, mathematics, and physics.
Assisted faculty and Society of Physics students in the coordination of Fiesta of Physics youth enrichment program 3 times
each semester to teach youth general science concepts through experiments to build interest in STEM education.
Intern
May 2012 July 2012
National Science FoundationResearch Experiences for Undergraduates, Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
Columbia, South Carolina
Used TortoiseSVN local testing environment and Unity and Primesense simulation software programs to test software and
hardware compatibility of the Wii, Xbox 360, and PS3 game consoles for use with new ultrasound simulation software to be
used as an alternative for medical students to learn correct ultrasound techniques.
Collaborated with five teammates (graduate, college, and high school students) and used Flash Online Game platform to
create elements for use within Chinese language educational video game.
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Vice-President (2014-2015), Oyster Bake Chair (2014-2015), and Member
Society of Physics, St. Marys University, San Antonio, TX

Assist in the orchestration of meeting plans and presentations.

Collaborate with officers to determine annual event schedule.

August 2011 May 2015

Draft and submitted Fiesta Oyster Bake Fundraising Event Booth Proposal outlining sales items, production schedule, risk
management, and business plan as well as oversaw booth & volunteers during Fiesta Oyster Bake.

Participate in Middle School student enrichment programs by teaching attendees about physics concepts through experiments
and short lessons.

Member, STEM Scholars, St. Marys University, San Antonio, TX

August 2011 May 2015

Participate in community service and community youth enrichment programs to increase interest within the STEM field.

Live within residence hall focused on the STEM field and participate in community building activities.

COMMUNITY SERVICE
Volunteer Habitat for Humanity, San Antonio, TX
August 2011 May 2015
Collaborated with soon-to-be-homeowners to finalize interior and exterior construction of new home once a year.
Volunteer, Fiesta Physics, St. Marys University, San Antonio, TX
August 2011 May 2015
Increased youth fascination with science experiments in a fun and community-building environment.
Volunteer, Communities in Schools, San Antonio, TX
August 2013 May 2014
Tutored and mentored 2 at risk middle school students each week to help them improve academics, behavior, and school
attendance.
REFERENCES
Dr. Richard Cardenas, St. Marys University,
Chair, Department of Physics and Environmental Sciences

Known: 5 Years

Phone: (210) 436-3262

Email: rcardenas@stmarytx.edu

Roy Castillo, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Immigration & Customs Enforcement
Special Agent / Criminal Investigator

Phone: (210) 380-3336

Carrie Olvera, Pericos Mexican Grill
Corporate Office Accountant Assistant

Phone: (210) 887-7810

Dr. Carol Luckhardt Redfield, St. Marys University
Professor of Computer Science and Graduate Program Director
Phone: (210) 436-3298
Email: credfield@stmarytx.edu

More references available upon request.

Known: 10+ Years

Known: 2 Years

Known: 5 Years