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I'm very interested in technology, learning new tech and seeing how cool things can be created with it. Everything from playing with Arduino to programming languages creating virtual things. I've worked for the local school district developing web-based applications used mainly by the employees of the school district (teachers, administrators, etc). I really enjoy what we do here and the people I work with. We use Java, Java Server Pages(JSP), HTML, CSS and MySQL mostly to create the apps. In my spare time I enjoy working on developing custom programs, both Android applications as well as desktop/web applications. I have a passion for programming and coding. I really like problem solving too, I participated in the Google Code Jam this year which was a blast. I've tinkered with programing with Java, Visual Basic, VB.NET, MySQL, C++, CSS, JavaScript, and HTML, I enjoy learning new programing languages and implementing them, currently I'm learning Python.I have worked in the construction industry for several years now with a lot of experience on the CAD end of things. I've used AutoCAD since high school. I have previous experience working in the surveying field and many years of experience with AutoCAD. I do a lot with Horses also. I was born and raised in rural Nebraska around a ton of horses. I enjoyed years in 4-H, High School Rodeo, roping, and reining. My wife and I both love spending time with horses and doing anything involved in the equine industry. My wife rides for a local drill team that does a lot of charitable work called Southwest Arizona Sisters Inc. (www.sasiattitude.org). We also help out with the Copper Dust Stampede Rodeo (www.copperduststampede.com). We are looking to start a equine-relate business some day, feel free to add me to your network or contact me to discuss anything related to the horses/equine businesses.Technologies: Java, HTML, CSS, MySQL, Linux, VB.Net, Android, Windows, AutoCAD, AutoLISP, C++, Excel, VBA, JavaScript

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