My resume

I'm looking for a small department or startup company that needs a creative, intelligent problem-solver who's willing to work sixteen hours a day. Do you work at that company? Do you know anyone who does? If so, check out the following for more information about me and my work.

I wrote those words almost six years ago, and since then I've been a part of the new media industry. I've worked at an interactive agency (THINK New Ideas), consulted for a small graphic design studio and helped them learn about creating web content and managing interactive projects, and now find myself at MSNBC.com as a Web Software Development Engineer. Every job I've ever had has made me back my tough talk with action, and plenty of it. I've worked in fantastic creative environments, surrounded by people who are among the best in the industry at what they do.

Below are a list of sites that I have worked on -- after each, I have briefly outlined the tasks for which I was responsible.

MSNBC
HTML/DHTML/CSS, javascript (client and server-side), vbscript (client and server-side), XML/XSL, light SQL

Gateway 2000
HTML, javascript, image processing, lead site builder

Rockport
HTML, javascript (browser sniffers and Flash integration), image processing, lead site builder

Gillette
HTML, javascript (browser sniffers and Flash integration), image processing

Millstone Coffee (Signature Blend)
HTML, javascript (browser sniffers, multiple frame updates, and Flash integration), image processing, lead site builder

Avon
HTML, image processing

Coral Energy
HTML, javascript (browser sniffers and multiple frame updates)

Major League Baseball Players Association
HTML, javascript (browser sniffers, Director integration and multiple frame updates), image processing

Anheuser-Busch Theme Parks
HTML, image processing

Chrysler
HTML and javascript (browser sniffers and multiple frame updates)

Logitech
HTML, javascript (browser sniffers and Flash integration), Director, image processing, lead site builder, managing a team of freelancers

Oracle
HTML, javascript (browser sniffers and Flash integration), image processing, lead site builder

Get Real Comics
HTML, javascript (browser sniffers and multiple frame updates), image processing, Director

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars
HTML, javascript (browser sniffers and Flash integration), image processing

IBM AS/400
HTML and image processing

The following sites are still in the graveyard, but worth mentioning. At the time, I was involved with a plan to put higher-education textbooks on line. While my role was more that of a support line for educators, I was required to be up-to-date on the perl and TCL development environment, and was involved with a project that (through its emphasis on education outside the classroom and promise of a learning resource that would stay as up to date as the web allows) truly took advantage of the possibilit ies of the web as a useful tool.

• Chemistry: The Central Science
• The Research Paper and the World-Wide Web
• WWW Site to Accompany Henslin/Sociology, 3/E
• Masscom Web Edition
• WWW Study Guide to Accompany Business Data Communication 1/e
• Government by the People