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Web Designer and Developer tasks:• Creating new look and feel for one of The Library of Parliament’s websites. • The new pages are the foundation of the site as it is migrated to a Web Content Management application.• Developing the pages in XHTML, Bootstrap, HTML 5 and CSS 3.• Coding according to accessibility and Government of Canada guidelines.• Migrating the content of the existing site into the new Open Text WEM application.• Working with graphic designers… Show more Web Designer and Developer tasks:• Creating new look and feel for one of The Library of Parliament’s websites. • The new pages are the foundation of the site as it is migrated to a Web Content Management application.• Developing the pages in XHTML, Bootstrap, HTML 5 and CSS 3.• Coding according to accessibility and Government of Canada guidelines.• Migrating the content of the existing site into the new Open Text WEM application.• Working with graphic designers, project managers and IT.• Created a series of “How-To” guides for the Content Custodians.Web Publishing tasks:• publishing edited and new material on the Library’s multiple Intranet and Internet websites (Parliamentary Library, House of Commons, Senate) in a variety of environments and formats.• prioritizing incoming service requests.• working in HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML and XSLT in an ASP environment.• working with Web usage and analysis tools.• incorporated WCAG code and performed all Quality Assurance on new and modified pages.• creating and manipulated graphics and photos.• creating new jQuery pages to showcase key articles. Show less

Tasks include:• creation of new buttons for the OHS home page with links to revised or new web pages (in the existing Cold Fusion environment)• updating the OHS web site with new press releases, updated information on volunteering, pet adoptions and other OHS programs • updating the OHS Kids web site using OntheFly DynamicWeb• updating the OHS Facebook page and posting announcements on Twitter • creation and publication of e-mail blasts and newsletters using BlackBaud… Show more Tasks include:• creation of new buttons for the OHS home page with links to revised or new web pages (in the existing Cold Fusion environment)• updating the OHS web site with new press releases, updated information on volunteering, pet adoptions and other OHS programs • updating the OHS Kids web site using OntheFly DynamicWeb• updating the OHS Facebook page and posting announcements on Twitter • creation and publication of e-mail blasts and newsletters using BlackBaud NetCommunity Show less

I spent 5 months back at the Library of Parliament working on the Intranet and the Internet sites.• published edited and new material on the Library’s multiple Intranet and Internet websites (Parliamentary Library, House of Commons, Senate) in a variety of environments and formats.• prioritization of incoming service requests.• worked in HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML and XSLT in an ASP environment.• worked with Web usage and analysis tools.• incorporated WCAG code and performed… Show more I spent 5 months back at the Library of Parliament working on the Intranet and the Internet sites.• published edited and new material on the Library’s multiple Intranet and Internet websites (Parliamentary Library, House of Commons, Senate) in a variety of environments and formats.• prioritization of incoming service requests.• worked in HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML and XSLT in an ASP environment.• worked with Web usage and analysis tools.• incorporated WCAG code and performed all Quality Assurance on new and modified pages.• created and manipulated graphics and photos.• created new jQuery pages to showcase some key articles. Show less

I spent a few months at Correctional Service Canada helping with major new policy documentations. My duties included:• coding of new Commissioner’s Directives in English and in French to conform to WCAG guidelines. I used Dreamweaver CS6 and the SharePoint environment.• updating Parole Board documents to meet new Government of Canada website look using WET Toolkit 4.0 and Bootstrap. All documents verified to meet WCAG and W3C requirements.

I was asked to come back to the Library of Parliament to assist in getting some key publications ready for the web.• coding of Legislative Summaries, Trade and Investment publications, Background Papers and Hill Notes• the documents included tables, graphs and images.

My contract at the OHS was supposed to be for 1 week, but I ended up staying for 6 weeks. The role included the following tasks:• installation of Google Analytics to monitor visitor traffic and patterns on the OHS web site, on specific pages as well as on the OHS cellphone app• creation of new buttons for the OHS home page with links to revised or new web pages (in the existing Cold Fusion environment)• updating the OHS web site with new press releases, updated information on… Show more My contract at the OHS was supposed to be for 1 week, but I ended up staying for 6 weeks. The role included the following tasks:• installation of Google Analytics to monitor visitor traffic and patterns on the OHS web site, on specific pages as well as on the OHS cellphone app• creation of new buttons for the OHS home page with links to revised or new web pages (in the existing Cold Fusion environment)• updating the OHS web site with new press releases, updated information on volunteering, pet adoptions and other OHS programs • updating the OHS Kids web site using OntheFly DynamicWeb• updating the OHS Facebook page and posting announcements on Twitter • creation and publication of e-mail blasts and newsletters using BlackBaud NetCommunity Show less

My duties included the following:• updating current LOP pages and sub-sites (both internet and intranet)• database archiving of historial parliamentary debates using XML• creating new LOP sub-sites • working with LOP clients to determine best approach and tools to meet their web requirements

I worked in the Electronic Communications Unit at Justice Canada which is responsible for maintaining and updating the corporate Web sites (Internet, Intranet and Extranet). I also provided Web support and advice to the Communication Branch and to site owners.My duties included:• management of the corporate Web sites• creating new Web content• applying standards and procedures for Web publishing• auditing sites for compliance with Government of Canada and Justice… Show more I worked in the Electronic Communications Unit at Justice Canada which is responsible for maintaining and updating the corporate Web sites (Internet, Intranet and Extranet). I also provided Web support and advice to the Communication Branch and to site owners.My duties included:• management of the corporate Web sites• creating new Web content• applying standards and procedures for Web publishing• auditing sites for compliance with Government of Canada and Justice Canada policies and standards Show less

My position involved the maintenance, updating and creation of new pages for the Natural Resources web sites (http://www.nrcan.gc.ca). The sites included the Office of Energy Efficiency (OEE), the Natural Resources home page, media releases, photo galleries, the Office of the Minister, Energy Sector, Mines and Metallurgy, among others.I have experience in using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XHTML strict, and many more markup languages as well as the Drupal content management tool. I work using… Show more My position involved the maintenance, updating and creation of new pages for the Natural Resources web sites (http://www.nrcan.gc.ca). The sites included the Office of Energy Efficiency (OEE), the Natural Resources home page, media releases, photo galleries, the Office of the Minister, Energy Sector, Mines and Metallurgy, among others.I have experience in using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XHTML strict, and many more markup languages as well as the Drupal content management tool. I work using Dreamweaver, Illustrator, Fireworks, Homesite, Photoshop and a host of other software.I also performed quality assurance of existing and new pages for the sites. This included validation of web pages to ensure they met Treasury Board of Canada standards (Common Look and Feel) and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).I was responsible for two OEE newsletters and their timely publication to the web: the Heads Up CIPEC (Canadian Industry Program for Energy Conservation) newsletter and the Heads Up Energy Efficiency newsletter.I delivered timely (and often urgent) news releases and media advisories to the Natural Resources main web site (http://www.nrcan-rncan.gc.ca/com/index-eng.php) as requested by the Minister of Natural Resources Canada.I have written a number of user documents on how to code for the government (Common Look and Feel, WCAG) as well as detailed descriptions on how to create e-mail templates for e-mail blasts.All the work was done in both English and French. Show less

I created and maintained a number of Government department sites (for example: Heritage Canada) as well as private sector companies (for example: Shutter Canada, Les Meubles Rustiques).

I re-developed the Canadian Institutes of Health Research's internet site. This involved re-formatting it for easier accessibility by users and developing new tools to render it user friendly.

B.A., History

M.B.A., International Business

Diploma, Webmaster