2/2022-Present Senior Software Developer hired as primary web developer for worldwide credit card and payment processing company. EVO Payments transacts business in over 50 countries in 150 different currencies. The company currently hosts 83 different websites in 23 different languages. With this, my position has been to be prepared to update, add, and delete necessary pages from the sites. Additionally, the company has a large sales department that offers new and changing offerings for different sales programs and with each of these I am normally required to build a dedicated landing page for the website the sales offer is targeting.  Additionally, I have been required to create sub domains along with a sub directory housing several different sections aimed at organizational structuring.

Recent Websites Designed:
www.evopayments.com
www.evopayments.us
www.evopayments.ca
www.evopayments.mx

 

10/06/2014 – 09/28/2018 Responsibilities include the design and maintenance for new and existing corporate websites for major medical facility located in Anchorage, Alaska.  Create new websites to accommodate advancing needs for medical and corporate publications specifically designed using the WordPress CMS platform.  Computer languages include HTML, HTML5, CSS, W3.CSS, Javascript, PHP, DHTML. Specific requirements include the use of WordPress Certified plugins and themes for website development while responsible for direct oversite of hosting accounts located at Dreamhost and GoDaddy.  Responsible for website modifications to include the use of deployment staging areas.
Websites Designed & Built:
www.anthc.org
www.anmc.org
www.tribalwater.org
www.atcemak.org

 

1/13/2003-6/31/2011 (Contract Term Ended) University of Alaska Anchorage Webmaster Responsibilities include the design and maintenance for new and existing college websites. Create new websites and complete page updates as necessary. Provides instructional classes to faculty and staff in the development and maintenance of websites and computer languages. Current websites are maintained using IIS7 in a Windows environment using ASP and DotNetNuke Content Management Systems.  Current university websites designed and maintained include the College of Business and Public Policy and all 14 of the departmental websites.
www.cbpp.uaa.alaska.edu

06/2002 – 1/2003 University of Colorado Boulder Boulder, Colorado Webmaster Hired as Webmaster in the Information Technology Multimedia Department to design and support all multimedia websites on the campus.  Responsibilities included all design and support of website publications using .asp programming code, HTML, Java, and JavaScript.

06/98-6/2002 Regis University Denver, Colorado Instructional Technology Specialist Hired as Webmaster in the Information Technology Services Department supporting a five campus university. Project management responsibilities included the use of accepted management practices and techniques for purposes of project design, planning, and reporting. Position description included the research, development and implementation of appropriate classroom technology for teaching, learning and the administrative operations by students, faculty and administrative staff. The position required the ability to perform as project lead on multiple ongoing concurrent projects. The position is the primary technical resource with respect to instructional technology and is responsible for the appropriate design and configuration of technology in support of the university’s academic mission. Responsibilities include the customary evaluation of hardware and software capable of enhancing the teaching, learning, research and administrative use of multimedia, analog and digital technologies, presentation technologies and classroom technologies. Responsible for coordinating the integration of advanced technical services that encompass Internet topologies and protocols, e-mail services, the World Wide Web, broadband audio and video streaming broadcast services, and interactive classroom presentation and teleconferencing media into curriculums university wide. Additional responsibilities include the development of programs aimed at the enhancement of faculty skills and interest based on discipline specific technology and the development of training and cross-training materials capable of strengthening and reinforcing technological knowledge levels and abilities of students and faculty.  A part of this responsibility included the design of all advertising media to include flyers, brochures, training manuals, and printed documents for the faculty training classes. Major long range responsibilities included the research of WebCT to include the design of an implementation plan, license purchasing, software installation, and faculty classroom training for site design, development and, content development for distance learning classes.
Regis University

2000 Kaiser-Hill Corporation Project Management/Web Design Consultant Denver, CO Hired as Project Manager by Department of Energy Nuclear Facilities Contractor, Kaiser-Hill Corporation, to oversee Intranet Web development and upgrade. Technical development included performance needs analysis to clarify technical and design issues relevant to client management and user groups. Developed Project statement of work to include project design, cost benefit analysis, deliverables, reporting methods, milestones, deployment methodologies, and an intensive classroom training program supported by handouts, flyers, training manuals, and Power Point presentations for over 200 end users. Project was completed on December 10, 2000, with successful deployment on the action plan delivery date.

2000 Tenera, Inc. Project Manager Denver, CO Hired to develop five group level databases. Project planning process included extensive needs analysis research, cost benefit analysis, risk analysis, telecommunications and electronic systems analysis, and project quality plan included in project planning documents. Databases developed in FileMaker Pro 4.1 & 5.0 and deployed via Intranet using FileMaker Pro 5 server software. Database designs include data entry and accounting controls for physical inventories of various warehoused materials. All databases include modules for password secured entry, data entry, inventory movement module, parts ID, parts descriptions, parts activity time and date, and field and file modification tracking. Project included development of user group training program using Power Point slide show, in-depth student hand out materials, and classroom training periods. Extensive use of MS Project as project management tool used for planning, scheduling, and project control.

2000-2002 Dyn I&ET Project Manager Denver, CO Provide lifecycle software development using FileMaker Pro to be housed on a site secured server at the Rocky Flats Environmental Clean Up Site located in Golden, Colorado. Project planning and design included a needs analysis, cost benefit analysis, a user impact study, system improvement analysis, a user-group training plan, and a project contingency plan. The project incorporated the lifecycle development of a software application that includes elements for password entry, four level controlled user access, date sensitive user password expiration controls, data entry, limited access data entry fields, limited access supervisory fields, and limited access management fields, field and file modification tracking module, inventory tracking, nuclear rules infractions tracking module, forms module, reports module, daily auto-backup module, and automatic archiving on thirty day intervals. The completed program is comprised of eight relational databases designed as a management tool that tracks the clean up activities involved in managing the handling and movements of nuclear waste materials. The program specifically met requirements for recording the infraction of published Nuclear Management Rules issued by the Department of Energy. Project deployment included the development of a 500 user group classroom training program using a Power Point slide show with supporting student hand out materials. Project term was for four months and was completed within the implementation deadline and submitted to the subcontracting company for site deployment. The project was deployed on a site wide Intranet using FileMaker Pro 5 server.

2/90-8/94 Georgia Institute of Technology Senior Research Analyst II Atlanta, Georgia Hired as Senior Research Analyst II with project management responsibilities that included the research and analysis of statistical data incorporated into polished publications in support of the President’s Office. Accepted responsibility as Interim Director of a statistical research department with dotted line responsibilities to the Vice President of Strategic Planning, the Executive Vice Provost, and The President. Primary responsibilities included project management and oversight of departmental operations including budgeting, design, development, reporting, and submission of all department projects. Administrative responsibilities included the oversight of 500K budget, eighteen masters level technical project managers and administrative staff. Project oversight included project planning and organization, research, data collection, design and modeling, milestone identification and reporting, and timeline management. Projects included financial data collection and reporting, statistical data collection and reporting, strategic planning development and reporting for five, ten, and fifteen year forecasting, publication design, development, and editing of the annual Fact Book, and the graphic design and publication development for multiple national journals. A major part of the project management responsibilities included the development of multiple group level databases in FileMaker Pro 3.0, used for the collection and storage of financial and statistical data. Extensive use of FileMaker Pro, PageMaker, and MacDraw Pro for the development of statistical reports. Extensive use of Lotus 1-2-3, SPSS, and Wings, for the development of spreadsheet data collection and reporting. Extensive use of MS Project for project management and tracking of long-term projects that included the Georgia Tech Fact Book and the university’s short and long-term strategic planning process. Technical oversight include responsibilities for the maintenance and continuous upgrade program of a LAN system using Ether Net TenBase T and all Apple and DOS based computer platforms including all purchasing of hardware and software and the installation and maintenance of the system and all peripheral equipment to include, color and non-color laser printers, flatbed scanners external data storage units, optical drive units, and tape backup systems.

06/1983 -02/1989 Georgia State University Information Technology Specialist Hired to implement Token Ring Computer Network in the Facilities Department Administration to include the installation of 3 server computers and 55 desktop Dell (Windows) computers, all software installation and maintenance. The primary responsibilities included the installation of the Token Ring Computer Network which is a three-byte frame called a “token” that travels around a logical “ring” of workstations or servers. The token passes a channel access method providing fair access for all work stations, and eliminating the collisions of contention based access methods.