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San Francisco, Ca, Us

Seattle, Wa, Us

Seattle, Wa, Us

Seattle, Wa, Us

Seattle, Wa, Us

Irvine, Ca, Us

Developed a database viewer single-page application using Angular, jQuery, and LESS that was used extensively to navigate and query data from the various World of Warcraft database schemas. This tool was backed by a separate application that made the data available through a RESTful HTTP API.Created an asset performance report single page application with Aurelia for technical artists which was backed by an HTTP API for querying the Oracle database. This tool presented data from several different tables and sources combined into one simple view for simple, non-technical users to surface information most important to them.Architected and implemented the second evolution of our tools build system, which was split into two separate applications. The build system itself was developed in Ruby, and used a listener thread to pull jobs from the PostgreSQL database when they were entered from the website. The website was a full-stack application built on Sinatra and ES2016 which used Server Sent Events to provide immediate updates to the front-end for displaying currently queued items and logs. Authentication was implemented through the corporate LDAP to connect users to builds. Build notes were created from SVN logs for each build, and were automatically emailed to QA when a build was accompanied by a testing request.Created an interactive map viewer (similar to Google Maps) for users and automation tools to plot various data such as spawn density, node changes between builds, point lights, zone lights, quest givers, and much much more on minimaps. This was a full-stack project built on an Express back-end, a SQLite database, handlebars templates, with Leaflet.js, ES2016, Canvas, and LESS for the front-end. Authentication was done with NTLM SSO negotiation.Collaborated with other teams to update and maintain a web-based pipeline management tool for moving builds, data, and assets to and from internal and external CDNs. Built with C#, Python, jQuery, HTML, and LESS.

Foothill Ranch, Ca, Us

As the Lead Front-End Web Developer at Oakley I have led the team in, and worked on, a number of notable projects. I was the sole developer of the WordPress theme for the site of the Infinite Hero Foundation, including PHP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.I was the sole front end developer of a JavaScript and Ruby on Rails powered LookBook, a web application for marketing complete winter outfits in an innovative way.I was the sole developer on our Holiday 2011 Interactive Guide campaign which lead customers through an animated, interactive, holiday shopping experience and highlighted promotions and deals. The application was powered with JavaScript and CSS3 animations and transitions.I was the sole developer for the first Oakley Mobile experience for Android and iOS mobile phones. The project made use of responsive design via CSS3 media queries and JavaScript targeted at specific resolutions for delivering the experience to supported devices.Most recently, I was the architect and technical lead in the front-end development of the new Oakley.com (2014). The new site uses jQuery as the base library with many custom built jQuery plugins for code reuse. We used require.js to organize code and load dependencies for different pages and Dust.js templates for highly dynamic pages with reusable blocks. For a CSS pre-processor, we used LESS.js to ease CSS organization and repetition. We also use Modernizr (without yep-nope) for some feature detection. In addition to those libraries, we also hooked into a number of 3rd party APIs for things like Maps, Reviews, Address Verification, and more.During the development of the new site, we augmented our internal team with resources from an agency. I managed the expectations and code reviews for the agency and communicated regularly with their lead developer to make sure that both of our teams were on the same page. Internally, I managed our team of 3 developers, and assisted BSAs in much of the documentation work.

San Luis Obispo, California, Us

• Maintenance of multiple live websites using Panic Coda on Mac OS X 10.6, including hand coding in XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, PHP, Ruby, and a proprietary server side scripting language specific to the company's POS system.• Management of databases, files, and moderate use of Git version control through SSH in Terminal• Conversion of mock-ups provided by graphic designers to fully functional e-commerce websites• Ensuring that all development is cross-browser compatible• Development and maintenance of web systems for managing product information, managing employee efficiency, comparing product specifications, advanced product searching, and customer contests• Organizing a team of people to coordinate new site designs going up, and dealing with any problems that arise in a high-volume e-commerce environment• Working with graphic designers to ensure new designs adhere to many accessibility and user experience best practices• Collaborating with the Web Server Engineers to improve stability and speed on all sites

San Luis Obispo, California, Us

• Maintenance of multiple live websites using Adobe Dreamweaver, including hand coding in XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, and ColdFusion• Design of various buttons and feature blocks with Adobe Photoshop to match the appearance of a site's current design• Built web sites out from a single template page• Cropping of photos for before and after photo gallery, and uploading using a backend photo gallery management system• Utilized a version control program in order to maintain synchronization between users (SourceControl Vault)• Development of a Microsoft Word macro to facilitate easier publishing of news articles and press releases in standards compliant XHTML

• Maintenance and upkeep of a live e-commerce website and a local administration/CMS website, including programming in XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, ASP VBScript, XML, XSLT, and MSSQL• Computer maintenance, building, and management for 10 desktop systems running Windows NT/2000• Maintenance for one server running MS Server 2003, IIS, Exchange Server 2003, and MSSQL Server 2000• Invoicing and shipping for most web orders, including some purchasing and drop shipping• Daily store closing responsibilities, including closing out credit card terminals, cash drawers, and locking up the store

• Development of web site to promote hostel and local tourism• Computer Maintenance and Upgrades• Front desk administration, including maintaining hotel reservation system