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Dylan Lowman
Developer
About
Hi, I’m Dylan Lowman — a developer with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Texas Tech University. Over the years, I’ve gained hands-on experience with a wide range of programming languages and frameworks, both in academic settings and real-world production environments.
What began with printing a simple “Hello, World!” to the console has evolved into a deep understanding of core programming principles like object-oriented programming, data structures, algorithms, and more. I now apply these concepts to build meaningful and functional applications and scripts.
This portfolio highlights the projects I’ve worked on and the skills I’ve developed along the way. Thanks for visiting!
Experience
I have a strong background in software development and systems automation, with hands-on experience across diverse industries. I collaborated with a loan company to design and develop a web application that processes loan payments, showcasing my ability to translate business logic into code.
I worked with a technology company affiliated with Toyota. There I developed Bash scripts to automate the provisioning and security state of Linux machines used by their developers, improving consistency and reducing manual overhead.
Additionally, I worked with a medical technology company where I maintained and troubleshot Linux-based camera systems using both Python and Bash scripts, ensuring high system reliability and performance to monitor high-risk patients. This blend of experience highlights my versatility and deep technical expertise in software development and infrastructure automation.
Technologies I have worked with over the years
Programming Languages
- C++
- Java
- Python
- SQL
Scripting Languages
- Bash
Frameworks
- Ansible
- Django
Projects
Portfolio Website
This portfolio website that you are currently visiting is one of my first big projects to show. I focused on learning the fundamentals of front-end development: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript were used in order to create, style, and make the webpage responsive and dynamic. As well as using git to keep track of version control and push changes to the server hosting the portfolio webpage.
Tech Stack
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- CSS Flexbox
Calculator
The calculator is a simple project that takes in user input and validates it. Allowing users to choose a math operation through the radio buttons and enter in the numbers that will be part of the operation. It will then display the output to the user.
Tech Stack
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- CSS Flexbox
Operations
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Recipe Book
The Recipe Book is an application that allows users to do all the basic database operations with recipes. Users can create, read, update, and delete (CRUD operations) recipes. While interacting with a graphical user interface (GUI), created using the C# framework Windows Forms.
Tech Stack
- C#
- Windows Forms
- SQLite