Summary
Aaron Philips is a software engineer and Computer Software Engineering undergraduate at the University of Alberta with a practical track record across both low-level hardware work and full-stack web development. He has completed multiple co-op roles building LAMP-based web applications, automations, and data-processing tools for academic and government teams, notably contributing to accreditation reporting systems and water allocation model tooling. Comfortable with PHP/CodeIgniter, JavaScript/AJAX, and SQL, he pairs frontend responsiveness with backend data workflows to turn complex requirements into reliable reports and utilities. His background refurbishing thousands of computers gives him hands-on systems troubleshooting experience that informs pragmatic design choices and data-cleansing practices. A collaborative team player who has worked in diverse office and volunteer settings, he brings strong communication and requirements-elicitation skills to bridge users and engineers. With eleven years of practical experience woven through academic study, he’s positioned to grow into roles that span systems-level thinking and application-level delivery.
11 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor’s Degree, Computer Software Engineering, Bachelor’s Degree, Computer Software Engineering at University of Alberta