Connor Greene
Software Engineer
Software Engineer
I started as a programmer at Application X in May 2015 where I developed and maintained C# and PHP web applications, then I interned as an information security analyst for Lehigh University where I picked up some blue team skills. Over the last decade I've also kept some kind of home lab to practice system administration and learn about resilient file systems, virtualization, networking, and security. Most recently I've been working as a software engineer at Susquehanna International Group since July 2022.
• HTML / CSS
• ASP.NET
• PHP / WordPress
• JavaScript / Typescript
• React / Vue.js / jQuery
• C#
• SQL
• PHP
• Python
• Bash and Powershell
• QEMU and Hyper-V Virtualization
• Linux Containers and Kubernetes
• CephFS and ZFS
• CI/CD
• MySQL / MS SQL / Postgres
Lehigh University - Hungry Hawks
February, 2022
Hungry Hawks, a new mobile app and web interface that aims to reduce food waste and food insecurity on the Lehigh campus, has officially taken flight.
Though members of the Lehigh community have previously used group text messaging to informally spread the word about free leftover food from campus events, the new mobile app will provide a more secure and efficient platform for distributing the information.
Lehigh Valley Live - Easton Area School District App
November, 2018
The Easton Area School District alert app was developed by teacher Michael Tanczos and alumnus Connor Greene. It consolidates multiple streams of district information including district-issued alerts, social media posts and links to lunch menus, the online lunch payment site and archived school board meetings on YouTube.
"The app is going to send you messages. It's going to give you information. It's going to build a stronger community within the Easton Area School District," according to Lisa Manzo.
The Morning Call - Easton Area School District App
November, 2018
"It evolved to reflect the Easton community," Tanczos said. "It makes it really neat for people."
He and Greene started in May and had to learn how to make a mobile app — no small feat. Now that Tanczos has been through the process, mobile app development will be incorporated into the district's computer science curriculum. Students will have a chance to update and change the app.
The Morning Call - NHS Attendance Program
January, 2018
National Honor Society members at Easton Area High School might be good students, but until recently, their meetings never started on time. It would take up to 20 minutes for officers to take attendance for the nearly 260-member group. It was an ongoing problem that school employees and students hadn't been able to solve for years.
Until now.
Check-in time has been cut in half or more thanks to an invention by member Connor Greene, a senior whose passion for computer science led him to fix the attendance problem.