CHRIS PINTO
Student at QMUL | Aspiring Software
Engineer
PROFILE
Undergraduate Computer Science student
at Queen Mary, University of London,
studying BSc Computer Science with
Artificial Intelligence with Industrial
Experience. Strong foundation in Python,
Java, and C++, with experience
developing a Python-based translation
application. Highly analytical problem-
solver with a strong mathematical
background and interest in AI-driven
solutions.
CONTACT
www.linkedin.com/in/chris-pinto-083242388
EMAIL ADDRESS:
chrispinto.work@gmail.com
+44 7440 2697 41
HOBBIES
Solving challenging mathematics
problems and logical puzzles
Building small programming projects to
explore new concepts in Python and
Java
Learning about artificial intelligence and
computational problem-solving
PROJECTS
Python Translation Application Built a
translation tool using Python, focusing on
text processing and program structure.
SKILLS
Programming Languages: Python, Java,
C++.
Core Concepts: Object-Oriented
Programming, Data Structures,
Algorithms, Problem Solving.
Artificial Intelligence: Foundations of AI,
logical reasoning, computational
problem-solving.
Tools & Practices: Git (version control),
debugging, code optimisation,
collaborative development.
EDUCATION
Queen Mary University of London (QMUL)
BSc Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence with Industrial
Experience
Expected: Sep 2025 Jun 2029
St Dominic’s Sixth Form College
Sep 2023 Jun 2025
Mathematics A*
Further Mathematics A
Chemistry A
Physics B
Newman Catholic College
Sep 2018 Jun 2023
99988886655
Edexcel Level 3 Award in Algebra (AAL30) Score: 81/90 (Pass)
WORK EXPERIENCE & VOLUNTEERING
St Dominic’s Sixth Form College Member, Maths Society
Sep 2023 Jun 2024
Participated in weekly sessions solving complex mathematical problems
beyond the standard curriculum.
Collaborated with peers to develop structured problem-solving strategies
and analytical thinking skills.
Leader of Learning Mathematics & Further Mathematics
Sep 2023 Jun 2025
Tutored students in Mathematics and Further Mathematics, supporting
understanding of challenging topics.
Helped improve exam performance through targeted explanations and
problem-solving guidance.
Developed mentoring, communication, and leadership skills through
peer support.
Open Day Volunteer Mathematics Department
Sep 2023 May 2025
Welcomed prospective students and families during Open Days.
Guided visitors through the Mathematics department and answered
course-related questions.
Supported staff with demonstrations, displays, and event organisation.