Worked with Ruby/Rails and Objective-Cto develop multiple websites and mobile products including:Pentakill (iOS App): an iOS app for the popular video game League of LegendsReward Volunteers (iOS App): an iOS app to promote volunteeringDerby Wars: an online horse racing fantasy tournament siteSocialize.it (iOS app): A mobile event creation service WebTwin Engine Labs

For the past three years I've been working as a Ruby web developer with Wieck Media, a company whose focus is online digital Newsrooms. I've personally worked on websites for many high profile clients including the New York Times, Mercedes-Benz, Mitsubishi, and Ford. I've been involved in every aspect of the development process and my responsibilities have included:Feature design and implementationQA and Bug stompingServer setup (on Unix servers)Existing site maintenanceDevelopment of a modular Newsroom product used on all client sitesProject Contributions:www.nytsyn.comwww.hondanews.comwww.allstatenewsroom.commedia.mbusa.commedia.mitsubishicars.com

Though originally hired as a customer service representative at the USSC call center in Shreveport, I quickly became familiar with Microsoft Access and developed several small applications to streamline my team's workflow. This got the attention of management and I was moved into a newly created software development department as a SQL developer. I spent a majority of my time setting up databases for the internal applications used at the call center, including creating and normalizing tables and creating stored procedures accessed by the web applications. Other duties:Assisted with database creation for an application designed to be marketable to call centers for call tracking, quoting, monitoring, and reporting.Managed user and group security for all existing and created databases using MSSQL 2000Created a database for use with the companies new applicant system, including all stored procedures, tables, and triggers

Though originally hired as a customer service representative at the USSC call center inShreveport, I quickly became familiar with Microsoft Access and developed several smallapplications to streamline my team's workflow. This got the attention of management and I wasmoved into a newly created software development department as a SQL developer. I spent amajority of my time setting up databases for the internal applications used at the call center,including creating and normalizing tables and creating stored procedures accessed by the webapplications. Other duties:Assisted with database creation for an application designed to be marketable to callcenters for call tracking, quoting, monitoring, and reporting.Managed user and group security for all existing and created databases using MSSQL