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- Lead mobile developer practice—overseeing the development of iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch apps. - User Experience Designer, Usability Expert, and Information Architect- Developed new corporate branding, new website, new print art, promotional materials- Involved in sales, building partnerships, proposals, and improving customer satisfaction- Supporting.

• For the past two years, I’ve been the lead user experience designer responsible for designing the user interface for this intelligence agency’s case management system. I have been recognized as a key performer.
• I led an effort to revolutionize and streamline a new frontend based on feedback I received from user research. After identifying the needs of the users, I proposed a new interface utilizing EXT-JS and AJAX to greatly.
• My design was so impressive; the agency mandated it become a model for all current and future FBI web projects.

• I am a User Experience Designer and Information Architect. I work as an independent consultant for many high profile projects that have a core need for user-centered design. Utilizing user experience design.
• Successfully implemented heuristics analysis, usability analysis, and UI design for four multi-million dollar web development projects. All have resulted in products that are highly accepted by their user base and some.
• Involved in the web development and design of over 80 thriving small businesses across the country.Here are some the services I offer: cognitive walkthroughs, contextual inquiry, user interviews, usability testing.

• I was the lead User Experience Designer for WHS. When WHS contacted me to help make their official correspondence management system more user friendly, their application was at the brink of extinction. Years of growth.
• Momentum began to climb after my design had reached the offices of other departments divisions throughout the Pentagon—causing our scope and funding to grow almost 400% in just a few months.
• By utilizing JavaScript frameworks such as Google Web Toolkit (GWT) and jQuery, my team and I created a frontend that increased performance and usability—a big accomplishment for a system with a reputation of being.

• After coming off of an Army National Guard project, building web applications that helped Reservists stationed all over the world, it was a natural move when I joined the Systems team for the Assistant Secretary of.
• I lead an effort to implement a new public facing website, which went on to win several awards—including the prestigious WebContent.gov award for best design
• I redesigned three application portals that were originally very antiquated and no longer meeting the needs of the organization. Two of the applications were given a clean facelift, while the third one was completely.

Note: this position is continued to another contract in 2006.

• I was the user experience designer for 1800GoGuard.com and Virtual Armory were projects that focused the recruiting and retention of National Guard servicemen across the world. I worked with a small team of developers.
• I was responsible for developing lead generating applications and marketing concepts and optimizing both websites for SEO. Traffic increased over 40%, saving the Government hundreds of thousands of dollars in.

Working in the laboratory of this Navy aircraft, I was responsible for building and maintaining a flexible Intranet. Utilizing my web design, user experience, and workflow analysis background, I recognized that the project needed a place to share and store knowledge in one central location. I built a portal by designing a SCORM compliant backend that.

Continued contract as the User Experience Designer with E2C Hawkeye Program.

From 1999 to 2003, I designed websites, assisted in the generation of proposals, web design demonstrations, and story-boards. I worked with various web technologies--innovating storefronts, increasing efficiency, and providing high quality products to our users. Translating customer expectations into precise specifications for our development team, I was.