Enrique Ramirez-Holston

Software Engineering | Data Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | Machine Learning

About Me

Welcome, I’m Enrique!

I am an aspiring software engineer or machine learning engineer. I am a graduate from the University of Utah Kahlert School of Computing (Spring 2026). I graduated from Davis Technical College in 2021 with a technical certificate in Information Technology. I’m naturally inquisitive and love learning.

Computing Interests

My interests in computing include Operating Systems, Computer Networks, Database Systems, Web Development, Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, and Machine Learning.

Career Goals

I am working toward a career as a Software Engineer, Data Analyst, or Machine Learning Engineer.

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University of Utah

B.S. Computer Science, May 2026

I had a professor tell me that the point of computer science is to take the “magic” out of how computers work and develop a deeper understanding of the hardware, software, performance, limitations, and the overall system’s design. That is an accurate portrayal of my experience of computer science. It truly has been a pleasure to gain insights into the field of computer science including its current challenges, limitations, and recent developments.

Programming Language Experience
Python
Java
C#
C++
C
JavaScript

Electives
Database Systems
Web Development I, II
Computer Networks
Foundations of Data Analysis
Artificial Intelligence
Practical Machine Learning

Notable Projects
Agar.io clone (C#/WPF Forms)
spreadsheet App (C#/WPF Forms)
Chat Application (Python/React/NodeJS)
Tax Education App (C++/Box2D)
Eventure Together

Davis Technical College

Information Technology Graduate, May, 2021

Why Technology?

Ever since I was younger, I had a fascination in technology. My brother and I would open the computer case to see how it worked. I would dig into the setting to see what could be changed, look in awe at the motherboard inside the PC, and wonder how it did what it did. It truly seemed like magic!

I started college at the University of Utah in the fall of 2012 as an architecture major, and after my first year changed majors to computer science. This is where I discovered my passion for computer programming and the deeper understanding of computer science. How cool is it to be able to go from an idea to a working application?