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Paris, France, Fr

Boulder , Co, Us

Boulder , Co, Us

University City, Missouri, Us

Helping to build the new Customer Success team, bring an engineering perspective to the customer relationships and feedback. Working with our CSMs and our customers for scoping, design, and implementation of new and existing features in our product.Helping to design and build the analytics platform for the company.Continuing to collaborate with our CTO and senior leaders in Engineering to design new iterable, scalable features for our product.

University City, Missouri, Us

Working on building an AI SaaS platform, and the gifted team behind it.

St Louis, Missouri, Us

I led Product, Engineering, and Revenue Operations for our premium web sites.

St Louis, Missouri, Us

I was asked by the CEO to move from the Engineering side to the Business/Product side to takeover the five person Revenue Operations analyst team. I used my engineering experience to create scalable processes, introduce new technological improvements in their workflow, and organize the team for more focus and success while supporting a few dozen sites and many new initiatives. The team was responsible for the monetization of all of our traffic, while also maintaining a strong UX focus.

St Louis, Missouri, Us

I led the UX Developer team, and also led a newly formed Revenue Operations Engineering team, who were responsible for developing new technology and split-testing. I worked closely with the Business-side Revenue Manager/Product Manager to find solutions to support their goals.I led a project to allow the company to spin up new clone sites very quickly using new skins with reusable layouts and code.I led a project which developed a new site platform for our sites which was far more performant and scalable than the current platform.

St Louis, Missouri, Us

I led the team of 8 UI/UX developers who supported all products and sites in the company on both the Answers.com side, as well as those under the Answers Cloud Services division. I led the site redesign and development project for Answers.com.

St Louis, Missouri, Us

I was responsible for supporting the HTML and CSS for multiple products and code bases. During that time, I worked on many projects across many different sites and code bases. I worked extensively with the Co-Founders and Executive team to develop MVPs for new projects, products, and initiatives including a multitude of split tests.

St. Louis, Mo, Us

When I joined LockerDome, it was viewed as the "LinkedIn for Sports". As part of a 3 person development team (along with two Back End developers), I built the Front End of v2 (HTML, CSS, and browser-side JavaScript interactions). The following year, it pivoted to become a social website, and we began work on v3. I was teamed with the Creative Director to develop the UI and UX of the site, and I built a reusable set of style guide elements for the Back End developers to utilize.

Veda Development was a web development company focusing on customized CMS implementations for clients, built in our own custom Ruby on Rails CMS, Silverstripe, or WordPress. Our projects ranged from a websites for a major Oracle consultancy and an independent school, to a web-based application system for an Art Residency.

While being a full time Stay At Home Dad, I also built websites and CMSes for MHC clients, using PHP and Perl.

Easily my favorite role, I was happy to be able to stay home with my first 2 kids, and spend all day, every day with them.

I had the extreme pleasure of working under Chef Aidan Murphy, CMC.

St Louis, Missouri, Us

I supported a heterogenous network of UNIX and Linux (10+ flavors), MacOS/OSX, and Windows in a single, unified LAN, built all workstations and servers, implemented their firewall, web and mail servers (including a, then, new technology of IMAP with a web interface), developed and supported their internet and intranet web sites, supported a 30 workstation classroom of dual-boot Linux/Windows workstations.

St. Louis, Mo, Us

I supported remote rental branches with their *new* internet connections and applications. In each branch, the internet ran over a Hughes PES which was brutal given their latency. I also became a founding contributor to their new documentation project, creating a resource with which analysts could locate and diagnose common issues.