Chloe L. Email & Phone Number

Belfast, ME

I founded GREENLANCEMedia in 2015 as a way to make my full-time freelancing "official." For local clients, I specialize in what I like to call "digital handyman" services such as: social media coaching. website design/development, user and software research, installation and training, and of course being a local trusted advisor to the good people of New.

Virtual

After four years of college, some freelancing and then some, I finally managed to land a position at a digital publishing company for comic books. (Totally my dream from my highschool days. My capstone thesis project in college was building a prototype for this kind of platform, so as you could imagine I was totally stoked!)While my title said UX designer.

Various Client Locations

I'm a bit of a workaholic so it stands to reason that I somehow managed to find time to squeeze in some freelance web development and UX consulting work in-between contracts and during full-time employment (my boss gave me permission I swear). The projects were small and simple: figure out what the client actually needs (rather than everything they want).

Belfast, ME

This was my first real job... I mean, "fresh-out-of-high-school, I'm-17-please-hire-me!" job. I learned everything I know about customer service from working here, and twice as much about food, person-to-person interactions, and where the food comes from. I still don't know where all the customers come from, though. I think I've done every position they.

Belfast, ME

Working for Pica as an intern was great. When I started, I had a lot of unrefined coding expertise that I had picked up from building websites and themes for myself, but I had very little experience coding things for clients. Pica had a "trial by fire" sort of training approach. Within a couple of days I was instructed to log into the development server.

Belfast, ME

A small contract position for me during my senior year of college. I processed production graphics, made icons, selected stock photos, resized images, etc. It was basic work, but very rewarding to see those images appear on the web based training (WBT) applications once they were compiled.

Denver, CO

This was my first real office experience right out of high school, so it was unpaid and experimental. I went into the office every day and the graphic designers would give me assignments and challenges for that day (but they wouldn't give me any hints on how to complete them). I had to figure out what they actually wanted, how to produce it, and then I had.