Develop and maintain front and backend systems for OneBookshelf's online storefront systems.

• Develop front-end website code for a wide array of clients, including tech startups, media producers, and technical infrastructure companies.• Assist in drafting site designs and making graphics for blogs and websites.• Support and maintain existing sites and systems.• Use HTML, CSS, javascript, PHP, React, Wordpress, and more for development of web-based applications and marketing materials.• Optimize sites for performance, compliance, and SEO.

Tasks include maintaining and upgrading systems around the building, including both hardware and software support, designing and deploying IT solutions via group policy, domain controllers, and scripting, and acting as a liaison between the University of Virginia's central IT departments and Student Health.• Drove a transition to more stable, server-side policy and setting enforcement through Active Directory, GPO, scripting, and data collection. • Cleaned up and documented old code as well as automated repetitive tasks wherever possible. • Pushed out and enforced policies to increase endpoint security to better accommodate HIPAA and FERPA confidentiality requirements.

I wrote daily news pieces for the games journalism website Gamnesia.com with occasional editorial contributions.

As lead programmer, my job was to design and develop logic systems for the game "The Diviner." The game uses the RenPy engine as a base with a Python XML parser to translate prose into playable game material.Studio is now closed.

I performed various tasks around the UVa Print and Copy Department, including running the front desk, dispatch, digital archiving, shipping, technical assistance, and running deliveries.Re-worked several systems, including:• Re-wrote the thesis/dissertation archive to cut out redundant work and automate part of the record keeping process. • Improved upon a deliver log to automate some tedious and repetitive sorting.• Re-designed and automated the taking of digital meter reports for copiers around campus, turning a task that takes days to do manually into something that only takes minutes.• Streamlined an accounting spreadsheet to cut out redundant entry tasks and keep more stable records.

Diagnosed and repaired student and faculty computers and laptops, both hardware and software.• Maintained lab computers, printers, and projectors.• Set up networks as part of a team.• Advised students and faculty when applicable and provided programming support.

Collaborated with 14 other students throughout each semester.• Organized and ran a 150-200-player role-playing tournament that generates positive public relationsfor the school.

Prepared and gave lectures to upper-level writing class.• Led constructive critique and discussion among students.• Revised works and kept a strict schedule.

Arranged weekly screenings of Japanese movies and shows.• Orchestrated trips of 20-30 students to an annual convention in Boston.• Doubled club attendance rate in first year.

Repaired or rebuilt more than 500 laptops in two months.• Interacted with customers seeking computer repairs.• Constructed and readied 35 desktops from old parts for donation, making the most of limitedmaterials.• Organized recycled parts for warehousing.