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• Using Ember.js (2.0) and associated front-end languages and libraries, built an open source game application for learning CSS3 Flexbox layouts• Designed a modern, responsive, object-oriented user interface• Presented Flexbox basics in a clear and intuitive way• Released a minimum viable product which went viral, becoming the #1 game on producthunt.com and receiving unsolicited praise from several distinguished voices in the developer community, like Smashing Magazine, CSS-Tricks.com and TutorialZine.com.• Fostered collaboration with GitHub contributors post-release to optimize game mechanics and resolve bugs---View the project on GitHub: github.com/channingallen/tower-defenseView the game: www.flexboxdefense.com/

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• Using Ruby, Ember.js, and associated front-end languages and libraries, contributed to the development and design of Outdoorsy's industry-leading online RV marketplace

• Using Ember.js (2.0) and associated front-end languages and libraries, built an open source Ember add-on that wraps Basecamp's Trix editor in an Ember component• Designed a modern, responsive, object-oriented demo---View the project on Github: github.com/lynnetye/ember-trix-editorView the NPM package: www.npmjs.com/package/ember-trixView the demo: lynnetye.com/ember-trix-editor

• Using Angular.js, JavaScript, HTML, CSS and Cordova, developed front-end banking applications for mobile devices• Collaborated closely with multiple teams (UX, product management, back-end engineering, etc.) to deliver products and features on tight deadlines

• Using Rails, built the server- and client-side infrastructure of an interactive March Madness bracket program, integrated it with the Facebook API, and successfully launched it to thousands of users• Devised the elegant set of algorithms which guided the round-by-round progression of each user’s bracket and kept score• Enhanced user privacy by implementing code which abbreviated user-submitted identification details• Improved the application’s post-launch performance in real time by tracing and eliminating bugs* * * * *• Built and launched the premier franchising website for the Freebirds restaurant• Retooled a general-purpose slideshow plug-in to enhance its efficiency and interactivity

• Led the Bay Area in new accounts closed and total prospect revenue• Increased the net revenue of assets in multiple territories by over 25%• Developed modifiable value propositions for dozens of IT-based products and services to clients in diverse industries• Oversaw all aspects of the sales cycle, including prospecting, setting appointments, drafting and presenting contracts and proposals, closing deals, processing orders, placing and implementing equipment and technology, and staging account reviews

• Finalist, San Francisco Book Festival, 2012• Wrote, edited, and designed a Southern Gothic coming-of-age novel (fiction)• Measurably broadened readership through a comprehensive marketing campaign which utilized social media and book tours in multiple states

• Using JavaScript, HTML and CSS, worked on the client-side scripting and design of Taskforce, a Rails-engineered Gmail application which allows you to turn your emails into a list of collaborative tasks• Helped to design a crisp and economical user interface where the user only has a small window in which to create and manipulate large amounts of essential data

• Revised the 2009 Lead Generation Benchmark Study for an IT Lead Generation firm• Worked closely with fellow employees to convey the most effective message• Optimized the accuracy and readability of charts, graphs and other visual displays in the presentation

• Helped customers with grievances and technical problems• Identified customer needs while working with computer technicians and engineers• Minimized inventory and revenue loss by helping customers find in-store replacements for their returned products