Worked with clients from numerous industries to design, develop, and implement various HMI and embedded UI systems. Was responsible for on-site support and development as well as direct customer interaction.

Day to day responsibilities include maintaining social outlets such as twitter, Facebook, and the like as well as designing banner ads and developing blog posts for the community at large. Other tasks include photography, and videography of events and seminars, website maintenance, and any sort of graphic design.

Consult with clients to determine individual requirements for their websiteDevelop mock-ups and revisions thereof for client approvalDevelopment of final website including quality assurance checks and troubleshooting.

As webmaster I was tasked with creating a Wordpress based website for a local band. Throughout the process my responsibilities included registering the domain name and setting up server space, installing Wordpress, meeting with the client to asses his needs, creating a customized design that the client agreed with, developing back end plug-ins to manage an open source MP3 player, shooting photos for site content, setting up an e-commerce section for the site, and general site maintenance.

Produced and compiled videos with the purpose of advertising programs for the School Of Advanced Technologies at Algonquin College.Revised completed work in a timely fashion to accommodate requirements of the client.Utilized photography skills to produce B-roll for inclusion with supplied A-roll.Responsible for keeping client up-to-date with current progress.Demonstrated effective time management skills while working from home.Shot stock photography for later use in printed materials.

Converted storyboards to functioning E-Learning courses.Provided quality assurance by revising completed projects.Suggested, initiated, and completed restructuring of the product developmentCreated and edited video to be embedded into E-Learning courses.Developed animations and video to demonstrate future form, and function of product.