Francisco Arreola

farreola@iastate.edu
(563) 726 - 1823

OBJECTIVE
To obtain an internship in the field of software engineering for the summer of 2018

EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Anticipated Graduation: May 2019
Iowa State University
GPA: 3.59

WORK EXPERIENCE

Google, Pittsburgh, PA May 2018-August 2018

Software Engineering Intern (Data Center Software)
● Designed and implemented a web interface to build workflows for an internal workflow engine. This
interface was built using Typescript and Angular 2.
● Wrote RPC handlers in C++ to handle user actions on the web UI.

Google, Pittsburgh, PA May 2017-August 2017

Engineering Practicum Intern (Payments’ Site Reliability Engineering Team)
● Designed and implemented a Java module to induce certain failure states in the payments’ servers to test the
robustness of the system and the detection ability of the monitoring systems
● Developed and ran automated tests to assess the payments’ infrastructure’s ability to handle edge cases and
to test the team’s ability to respond to these issues
● Researched 12 months’ worth of payment infrastructure failures to identify patterns and larger underlying
issues

John Deere, Waterloo, IA May 2016-August 2016

Engineering Intern (Instrumentation Engineering Team)
● Developed an internal application to allow employees to easily access SQL equipment database to view
information, check out equipment, and update equipment status
● Created internal controls within the application to restrict functionality based on user access level

John Deere, Waterloo, IA June​ ​2015-August 2015

Engineering Intern (Steering and Braking Software Team)
● Migrated physical tests run on ACS tractors to an automated Hardware In the Loop (HIL) system. These tests
will function as a model to automate tests for other families of steering controllers.
● Updated various Matlab Simulink models to allow for more through testing and automation

LEADERSHIP & INVOLVEMENT

SRE-EDU (Google)​-Internal training program for site reliability engineers at Google
ChemE Car Electronics Lead​-Work with a team to build a car to compete in AICHE ChemE Car Competition
George Washington Carver Mentor​-Mentored a first year student in the GWC program