Who am I? Cameron Rohlfsen.

I'm Cameron Rohlfsen, I am from Omaha, Nebraska and I am currently studying Computer Science at the University of Notre Dame, College of Engineering. My primary interests include software engineering, web development, artificial intelligence, Operations & Risk, and finance. I am actively seeking opportunities to gain more experience in these areas. I thrive in collaborative environments that prioritize respect, growth, and critical thinking. My work is driven by a commitment to serving others, and I strive to ensure that my projects reflect this value. Currently, I am a Greenwood Project Scholar and an incoming Integration Intern at MCL Construction, where I look forward to gaining hands-on experience at the intersection of technology and industry. Explore this website to learn more about my completed projects, access my resume and skills, and find information on my education and service.

Cameron Rohlfsen

My Skills

Technical Skills: Proficiency in Python, C, Linux, Unix, Shell Scripting, MATLAB, HTML, CSS, Excel, SolidWorks, Data Structures, Git, Data Abstraction and Visualization

Soft Skills: Open-minded, Determined, Organized, Reliant, Inclusive, Personable, Leader, Ambitious, and Fast Learner

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Technical Skills

Programming Languages

Python Advanced

C Intermediate

MATLAB Intermediate

HTML Intermediate

Shell Scripting Beginner

Assembly Beginner

Operating Systems

Linux Proficient

macOS Proficient

Software & Tools

Git Proficient

SQL Proficient

Excel Proficient

SolidWorks Proficient

Projects

Basketball Game

Developed a 2D multiplayer basketball game in C using a graphics library, implementing real-time input, collision detection, and dynamic difficulty.

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Electric Vehicle Website

Parsed CSV data into JSON and utilized Data Frames to generate eleven Python-based visualizations. Integrated visualizations into a self-created 11-page HTML website.

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Food Insecurity App

Created a user-interactive app using MATLAB App Designer with 4 separate tabs that read data on food insecurity in the US from Excel sheets and generate 4 different graphs for each state.

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Deep Learning in Medical Imaging

Explored the applications of deep learning for medical image analysis and classification by researching uses of computer based detection within musculoskeletal and skin cancer case studies.

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3D Printed Water Valve

Utilized SolidWorks as a team of 4 to 3D print 2 water temperature control valve iterations, then analyzed the data collected from Arduino into Excel.

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My Education and Study Abroad Experience

During my first year at the University of Notre Dame, I experienced significant growth as a student, leader, and individual through my courses and activities. By including credits for studying abroad over the summer, I will be entering my second year with 44 credits. This diverse set of coursework has prepared me to problem solve, work as a team, and better understand engineering. In the summer after my first year, I participated in the engineering summer study abroad program in London. This six-week program allowed me to take two courses for six credits that fulfill university requirements in Central London. This was a program for 50 undergraduate engineers, and it was taught by 3 Notre Dame professors.

This program provided me the opportunitity to live and learn in one of the most international cities in the world. My education in London had provided me with a unique environment that had broaden my intellectual and cultural horizons. Classes are taught just off bustling Trafalgar Square in the heart of London. My courses included visiting museums and art galleries, theater performances, and historic sites. I also had the opportunity to travel independently. In the 6 weeks, I visited Cambridge, Oxford, Dublin, Galway, Aran Islands, Cliffs of Moher, Zurich, Milan, Greenwich, Seven Sisters Cliffs, and Brighton.

I am grateful for this experience, as it helped me grow as a person by expanding my perspective and introducing me to other engineers in the program. The program focused heavily on group work and presenting, which enhanced my collaboration and public speaking skills.

Photos That I Took in my Engineering Digital Photography Course

Buckingham Palace

London, England

Duomo di Milano

Milan, Italy

London Eye

London, England

Cliffs of Moher

Ireland

Old War Office

London, England

Ship Wreck

Aran Islands, Ireland

Seven Sisters Cliffs

Brighton, England

University of Cambridge

Cambridge, England

Pacalce of Westminster

London, England

Zurich, Switzerland

Greenwich Park

Greenwich, England

My Service: Fighting Hunger

In high school, I was an active member of Operation Others, an organization run by Catholic high school students in the Omaha area. Our mission was to provide food assistance to 1,200 families during the Christmas season, educate the community about food insecurity, and encourage a preferential option for the poor. Through my volunteering, I organized canned food drives, coordinated "Trunk or Treat" events at Catholic schools in Omaha, and assisted with packaging and truck deliveries.

At Notre Dame, I continued to volunteer in the food industry. Every Saturday in the fall, I volunteered with other members of my dorm at GreenBridge Growers, a farm that uses innovative methods to grow sustainable, fresh produce for the state of Indiana. My volunteering included picking fruits and vegetables, weeding, and maintaining the farm.

Activities. Awards.

University Involvement:

Notre Dame Venture Capital Club

As part of the Incubation Project, I assisted in the development of an AI-powered chatbot using Python, PostgreSQL, and Next.js, integrating OpenAI's GPT-3.5-turbo for real-time conversational intelligence.

Data Club

Collaborated on a Data Club project leveraging Palantir Foundry to develop AI-driven predictive models for forecasting disease outbreaks and optimizing medical resource allocation.

Quant Club

Participated in Quant Club initiatives focused on quantitative finance, algorithmic trading, and data-driven investing.

National Society of Black Engineers

Attend weekly meetings and community outreach events, using my leadership skills to positively impact the community.

Shamrock Leadership Series First-Year Institute

3-week workshop that allowed me to build connections, strengthen my communication skills, and discover my leadership style.

Building Bridges Mentorship Program

Organize monthly meetings with my mentor, Direction of Undergraduate Computer Science and Engineering Studies Ramzi Bualuan, to receive academic, career discernment, and professional advice.

Galvin Scholar Program

Challenged with additional calculus, chemistry, and physics courses throughout my freshman and sophomore years of university, with additional access to community-building workshops. Coordinate events and outreach opportunities for STEM majors.

ColorStack

Provided additional academic resources and connections within the African-American and Latinx computer science community through online workshops and presentations.

Notre Dame Varsity Cheerleading

Dedicate up to 20 hours a week practicing to compete nationally and performing at Notre Dame football, basketball, and volleyball events.

High School Awards:

Salutatorian
Omaha World-Herald 2023 High School Academic Team
Roncalli Catholic Science Department Award
Roncalli Catholic Citizenship Award
Roncalli Catholic Student Ambassador Award
Roncalli Catholic S.T.E.A.M Department Award
Roncalli Catholic Science Rising Star Award
WoodmenLife American History Award