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(KY)Col. Wade Austin Rutherford
wade_rutherford@berea.edu | (606)872-1367
Education:
·         Berea College, recipient of Berea’s Tuition Promise Scholarship
·         Bachelor of Arts in Computer & Information Science (expected May 2019)
·         GPA: 3.21
·         Sloane Shelton grant recipient, studied abroad @ Payap University (Chiang Mai, Thailand)
·        FACT course participation (Foreign Affairs Counter Threat)

Relevant Coursework:
Computer Organization, Promotions and Programming Internship, cyber monitoring & operations internship, Networking, Data Structures, Systems Applied Design, Database Systems, Computational Complexity & Modeling, and Software Design & Implementation.

 Skills & Qualities:
Proficient in soldering, computer software, object-orientated programming, Python 2.7 & 3, Bash, SQLite, various DAWs, certified power user in Splunk, C++, Adaptive, self-motivator, problem solving, crisis management, Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED, and Khlui player (Thai music script)

Work Experience:
Cyber Monitoring & Operations Intern
State Dept., Bu. of Diplomatic Security                                  
            6/2018 – 8/2018
 Arlington, VA                        


·         Prioritization scoring, cyber incident handling/reporting, network security assessments, network mapping, network traffic monitoring, etc.         
·         Previously passed background check and held secret-level clearance.
·         For more details go to: https://wadecmo.blogspot.com/
Music Director/Host/Tech & Promo Lead
WBER Berea College News & Radio   
                                       8-16/17 – Present
Berea, KY
·         As Music Director a lot of my job was done remotely.
·         Conducted interviews with a Grammy nominee and various U.S. touring artists.
·         Responsible for music reviews, rotation management, music library management, coding PAL scripts, repairing studio equipment, promoting events, planning promotions, designing flyers, and show prep (research show subjects, planning, interview set up, test levels, compose play lists, recording, and script writing).
Programming & Promotions Intern

Cumulus Lexington                                              
                   5/2017 – 7/2017                                                           Lexington, KY
·         Soldering amps, jacks, and cough switches, assembling various equipment such as monitor stands, chairs, console boards, etc. Coming up with event and give away ideas that are practical, cost effective, and entertaining.
·         Remote Event responsibilities included: setting up the tent and table, operating the plinko board, giving out prizes, keeping prizes in stock, and packing up. Post event additional responsibilities included: screening phone calls, filing claimed prizes, helping prize claimers.

For additional information go to: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wade-rutherford-b742a3175/

*References available upon request*

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