Continuation of PotGuide role, but with a couple more responsibilities.Managed WikiLeaf.com & PotGuide.comMigrated WikiLeaf from legacy Django/Angular project to C#/Vue3Migrated PotGuide to Docker-friendly format and moved from EC2 to ECSImplemented and maintained a GraphQL based API in DotnetHelped maintain CircleCI pipelinesInstituted robust unit testing suite (Incl. CircleCI integration) and Test-Driven Development standards

Worked heavily with a .net backend and razor/vue front end that was servicing 1.5 million users/month at its peakMigrated our massive single css file into more manageable Scss modulesMoved website from mostly synchronous requests to taking advantage of async design, implemented web performance best practices, and minimized onload bundle size - which helped bring us from >80% failing pages to ~99% good for our ~10,000 urls according to Google Search Console. Basic (minimal) AWS maintenance using EC2, S3, CloudWatchUsed selenium for basic web scraping and ui testingMentored junior devs through general support and pair-programming sessionsAcquired by Fire & Flower September 2021

Worked with the youth in teaching computer literacy and local small business owners to improve business practices. Did trainings on basic computer literacy, cost-benefit analysis, pricing, marketing, and business planning.

Designed static websites for clients. Worked with a web designer to create and build specific sites. Worked heavily in php, scss, css3, html5, and javascript as well as Adobe Illustrator.

Part of a management team that supervises and supports the three branches of IMT Student Services. Also in charge of the in house website that provides tools and information for our employees.

Diagnosed and repaired hardware and software problems for both Macs and PCs.

Worked in the computer labs troubleshooting printers and thin clients for lab patrons.

Built a single page website with a heavily modified Google Form to collect data from teachers who were applying for a Keeping History Alive grant. Worked closely with the Dean's Office

Built in-house applications using Visual Studio 2012. Usually used C# and SQL, but briefly used ASP.Net

Different paperwork-based filing jobs for the Dean's Office. Also transported library books between campuses using a GEM truck