Software Developer II · Booz Allen Hamilton

Philip Gouldman.

Software engineer & Salesforce specialist based in the D.C. metro area. 9+ years turning complex problems into clean, scalable solutions — across government consulting, full-stack development, and cybersecurity.

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Always Learning · Always Building

Years coding

11+

Certifications

20+

Languages

Metro area

Background

About Me

A native of the Washington D.C. metropolitan area, I've cultivated a passion for technology into a successful career as a Software Developer II at Booz Allen Hamilton, where I specialize in Salesforce development and enterprise software engineering.

I hold a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of Maryland College Park, and I've spent nearly a decade building robust, scalable software solutions across government and commercial sectors.

Beyond the terminal, I'm an accomplished guitar player, culinary enthusiast, and anime & comic book aficionado. I believe great engineers bring broad curiosity to narrow problems.

philipgouldman@gmail.com

🎸 Guitar 🍳 Culinary 🎌 Anime 📚 Comic Books 🔐 Cybersecurity ☁️ Cloud 🤖 AI / ML

Certifications

SF Platform
Developer I

SF
Administrator

SF Platform
App Builder

SF JavaScript
Developer I

Sharing &
Visibility Architect

CompTIA
Security+

Technical Profile

Languages & Tools

Proficiency

Apex (SF)

100%

Java

90%

JavaScript

75%

Python

80%

HTML / CSS

80%

75%

70%

Ruby

60%

SQL

50%

Environments & Tools

Salesforce LWC Salesforce CRM Unity Android Studio Firebase JetBrains VS Code Eclipse Xcode Git Linux (RHEL) gdb VIM / EMACS MATLAB Bash MS Office

Also familiar with

OCaml Prolog LISP Swift Assembly (y86/MIPS) C++ PHP

Portfolio

Featured Projects

01 / Project

Lost & Found Android App

A mobile application for Android that lets users search and report lost or found items. Designed with Google Firebase as the real-time backend database and authentication layer.

Android Java Firebase Google APIs

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02 / Project

TA Application Portal

A web portal for UMD CS students interested in becoming teaching assistants. Developed collaboratively and submitted to the University Web Masters for potential full deployment.

HTML/CSS JavaScript PHP SQL

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03 / Project

Space Force: The Game

A Unity game featuring an O'Neill Cylinder physics system. Players explore a rogue space station using a laser gun and grappling hook. Final project for UMD's Game Programming course.

Unity C# Game Physics

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