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
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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.