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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Racine, WI

Baltimore, Maryland Area

Over two years I was at times a full stack programmer, and at others a front-end engineer. Our niche has been centered on academia and cultural institutions, and thus I had an opportunity to help build large-scale websites that were centered on beautiful design and ease of use in the presentation of vital information. I wrote a lot of HTML, PHP, CSS and.

Baltimore, Maryland Area

At Bully! I had the opportunity to work on a major advertising campaign for Dos Equis and the Most Interesting Man in the world. My colleague and friend, Nicolas Elizaga, and I worked with another vendor to build a Facebook app to mimic the vintage look of the commercials and create a slideshow with narration from the talented voice of those ads. I also.

Durham, NC

While at McKinney, an award winning advertising agency in the south, I wrote code in a number of capacities. I started on the widely acclaimed awareness piece called SPENT, the brainchild of Jenny Nicholson and Nick Jones. The first iteration was made in Flash. In 2013, I'd freelance for McKinney to convert it completely to HTML5/CSS/JavaScript to enable.

Raleigh, NC

I began my professional career at Centerline and credit the talented staff there for helping me grow and realize the breadth of work with which I could apply a creative spark. I created animations and websites alike in Flash, and first learned to grapple with PHP and MySQL to manage data. I managed to begin a redesign of video review software as an.

Raleigh, NC

I tend to refer to what I did at DELTA as Information Design. I worked with other student interns and full-time staff to create engaging vehicles for learning. Anything from websites, video, interactive flash applications, and full fledged educational games, our team provided augmentation for traditional education and redefined distance learning for our.

I spent most of my time with the College of Textiles modeling and animating textile machinery and processes, illustrating how certain weaves are accomplished and how different materials are processed and combined to produce textiles. These animations were used to help professors teach classes.