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Along with a talented team we're developing an ambitious EmberJS app using the latest web standards. I'm so proud to be here!

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(Jan 2010 - Aug 2010)

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Working with a homegrown CMS, custom coded solutions in response to new situations fueled my learning every day. Never missed an opportunity to learn the backend administrative panels and mySQL databases of real sites.

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Web Design & Dev Intern at Antharia

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A well designed and functional web presence can make all the difference in boosting any nonprofit’s reputation and quality donations.

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Worked with dozens of local and national non-profits to fix website bugs and add new pages.

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(May 2011 - Dec 2012)

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Developed, designed and animated projects for Host Hotels & Resorts, Johns Hopkins Health System, World Wildlife Fund and more.

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Interactive Technologies Lead & Web Admin

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Built a web app to walk Johns Hopkins employees through their new healthcare benefits package complete with interactive terminology breakdowns.

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Animated awards ceramony introductions for Laurette Universities.

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Built some proof of concept interactive web mockups for Host Hotels & Resorts.

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Did various graphic design projects for World Wildlife Fund, Medifast, and other Fortune 500s.

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(2013 - Dec 2015)

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Launched two Ember.js, HTML5 Video & Canvas powered enterprise scale apps now educating thousands of patients nationwide. Lead UX design initiatives,tech stack decisions and technical project management.

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Senior Web Engineer at Eyemaginations (now, Rendia)

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Patient education can be difficult. Plastic eyeballs as a teaching tool is a thing of the past. Modern media and technology can help solve this problem.

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Flythrough of the human eye

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Formerly known as Eyemaginations, the company Rendia offers high quality animations to doctors to communicate complex medical topics to their patients and their families.

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App Design

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Launched two Ember.js, HTML Video & Canvas powered enterprise scale apps now educating thousands of patients nationwide. Lead UX design initiatives, tech stack decisions and technical project management.

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Doctors can build playlists of content, upload their own images/videos, and then share their creations with patients via email and by embedding them directly on their practice website. Or they can play this content right in their practice while taking advantage of onscreen drawing features with a mouse or touch device. The media player offers content protection, and patients may choose between multiple languages, closed captions, fullscreen, and more.

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(Jan 2016 - Aug 2019)

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Enterprise Ember.js & Vue.js powered banking software used by tens of millions worldwide. Mentoring, writing test automation, and writing a component for native HTML Web Components.

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Developer III at Q2ebanking

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Stronger communities w/ better financial tools.

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Q2 provides a banking platform that interfaces personal and professional banking needs into a single tool. They then offer this as a customizable software as a service to banks and credit unions big or small. Community banks who would have otherwise had to outsource or hire a team to build a platform with potential security holes and poor usability are a thing of the past.

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Mobile banking software

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Built Ember.js & Vue.js powered banking software used by tens of millions worldwide. Mentored new hires, reforged automation testing standards, improved A11y.

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Desktop banking software

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Lead an innovative HTML5 Web Components project to achieve ambitious cross-team goals. Read more about that here...

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Lead Full-Stack Software Engineer at SkillsEngine

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Working with Texas State Technical College (TSTC) at SkillsEngine to connect employers, educators and students in new ways through technology. My hope in this role is to build software that matters to real people giving students a strong start to their career at places they'll be happier to work at.

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Expect more Ember, community outreach, talks and open source work as I'm able. More updates soon to come!

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