CS SENIOR · MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY · GRAD 2027

Toshif Khan

Software engineer who builds the parts most people skip — concurrent servers, thread pools, and full-stack systems that hold up under load.

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ABOUT

A little about how I work

I'm a Computer Science senior at Minot State University, graduating May 2027, with internship experience in full-stack development and cloud-deployed microservices.

I gravitate toward the unglamorous half of software — race conditions, socket handling, schema design — the stuff that has to be correct or nothing built on top of it works.

Outside of code, I lead a residence hall team of Resident Assistants at Minot State, which turned out to be its own lesson in concurrency: a lot of competing priorities, one person routing them.

LOCATIONMinot, North Dakota

DEGREEB.S. Computer Science

GRADUATINGMay 2027

SEEKINGSummer 2027 Internship

EMAILtoshif.khan@ndus.edu

PHONE701-818-1208

SKILLS

The stack, foundation up

LAYER 01 — FOUNDATION

Core CS

Data Structures & Algorithms OOP Multithreading Concurrency Networking Client-Server Architecture Producer-Consumer Thread Pools Database Design Testing & Debugging

LAYER 02 — LANGUAGES

Languages

JavaScript Python C C++ C# SQL

LAYER 03 — FRAMEWORKS & INFRA

Tools & Platforms

Next.js Supabase PostgreSQL Git TCP/IP Win32 / Windows API

LAYER 04 — WORKFLOW

AI-Assisted Development

Gemini — research & exploration ChatGPT — debugging & SQL Claude — code review & refactoring

EXPERIENCE

Where I've worked

MAY 2026

IT Operations Intern

Border States — Fargo, ND

Selected for Border States' summer internship program. Completed company onboarding and technical orientation across an enterprise IT environment.

MARCH 2025 — PRESENT

Residence Hall Director

Minot State University

Lead and coordinate a Resident Assistant team, managing competing priorities and time-sensitive incidents while driving follow-through on operational responsibilities for a university residence hall.

MARCH 2023 — AUGUST 2024

Research Assistant

Arizona State University — Tempe, AZ

Supported research workflows through structured data collection, analysis, documentation, and synthesis of findings for university research initiatives. Worked in an environment requiring accuracy, independent problem-solving, and clear communication of results.

PROJECTS

Things I've built

Concurrent Client-Server Application

5 CLIENTS

A networked application supporting up to 5 simultaneous clients over TCP, with centralized state management, input validation, and synchronized shared state across every connected user.

C#TCP/IPConcurrency

Parallel Encryption System

95 / 100

Producer-consumer encryption built on shared 256-byte tables, synchronization primitives, and a thread-pool architecture for parallel processing. Verified deterministic encryption/decryption across 1- and 4-thread runs.

C / C#MultithreadingThread Pools

Residence Life Duty Management System

IN PROGRESS

A full-stack platform replacing manual residence-life logging — authentication, hall-specific permissions, role-based access, and centralized operational records, with relational schemas for halls, staff access, and permission roles.

PythonNext.jsSupabasePostgreSQL

Mac Voice Assistant & Desktop Automation

PERSONAL

A voice-driven automation layer for macOS that controls apps, searches files, sends messages, places calls, and runs natural-language desktop commands through AppleScript and external APIs.

PythonAppleScriptAPIs

Quick Commerce Sentiment Analysis

89.8% ACCURACY

Analyzed 4,620 customer reviews across Blinkit, JioMart, and Zepto, building a sentiment-classification workflow to compare customer feedback and service perception across quick-commerce platforms.

PythonNLPData Analysis