Dalton Gore Email & Phone Number

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

My primary duties as a Front End Supervisor were money management, and training/managing all cashiers while on shift. I also acted as the primary contact for customer relations and returns. I was responsible for opening/closing the Front End, including counting the the cash in the safe/tills, handling last minute shift changes and maintenance duties. While closing, I was in charge of reconciling the daily sales and compiling a cash deposit for the day - double counted and verified. While on shift, I was also trained to be the backup point person for curbside orders, including customer contact for substitutions/coordination, shopping, filing, and filling the orders for customers.In addition, I took it upon myself to once again upgrade the signage/guides for the department for legibility, and to assist newer employees in getting up to speed with visual cues.

Fort Collins, Colorado

Self-Employed, I host a number of websites and portfolios for busier clients who prefer a hands-off approach to maintaining a web presence. In addition to this, I also actively consult on graphic, web, and print design, in addition to taking on varying other freelance work that falls within my technical skillset.For myself, I have built static and interactive websites using evolving technologies to stay up to date with trending libraries. I also build and maintain chat bots for various platforms, browser extensions, single page web applications. I thrive on learning and using the newest technologies. I have operated in the Seattle and Minneapolis metro areas, and am now located in Fort Collins.

Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

At the locally owned corner store where I lived, I worked full time directly with the owner to help keep the store operations flowing. After I would open the store, we'd have a brief standup about any ongoing plans or ideas for improvements before I was left to handle the daily operations as the solo person on site.In addition the standard array of retail and customer service, I would handle vendor relationships and new product ordering/acquisition, and was authorized to write checks on behalf of the business. The store also acted as a local package locker, and I would handle receiving and distributing packages for local residents. I was also in charge of updating all signage around the store, updating prices/margins, and training new employees.

Greater Seattle Area

The summer before I began college, the YMCA's Independent Living program (for young adults in foster care) partnered with local businesses to offer internships. After a round of interviews, I was selected to intern in the IT department for Washington's DSHS (Department of Social and Health Services).After multiple privacy, consent, and HIPAA agreements and training, I was given a badge and login with IT access and began to have work assigned. That summer they were upgrading the PCs for a department on an entire floor, and I was in charge of the swap. After an initial meeting to handle any special requests or accessibility needs, I would ensure the old machine was properly backed up on the network, and schedule the swap for their lunch/next meeting.After the swap, I would collect and handle the data wipe of old machines to prepare for donation. The shifts were intended to be 8 hours, but after increasing the wipe rate by 75%, I frequently chose to leave early as they had run out of tasks to assign me.

General, Computer Science

Cinematography And Film/Video Production