| OBJECTIVE: | - A position
designing and developing World Wide Web pages that draws upon my ability
to work independently to a high standard, in order to research, and
display the information people need to get the results they
want.
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| ABILITIES: |
- Learns quickly and easily adapts to new situations.
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- Use and program HTML (Web Pages) including forms, frames, and
scripts.
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- Program in a number of languages including JAVA, PASCAL, FORTRAN,
and VISUAL BASIC.
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- Use a wide variety of graphic and presentation packages. Use and
program all major wordprocessors, spreadsheets, and micro-computer
databases.
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- Familiar with CGI scripting & UNIX.
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| ACHIEVEMENTS: |
- Learned HTML and Paradox on my own initiative when required to meet
specific needs. This self-training was in addition to normal
workload.
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- Created a Windows database with graphics and icons to track safety
history and help determine areas needing improvement. The database
included multiple forms, reports, and graphs.
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- Created a Windows database designed to produce at-a-glance
information of company databases in order to more easily support and
maintain them.
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- Created a networked, interactive DOS database system to track and
record discrepancies between functional areas in order to improve
quality decisions. Customer input was solicited through the
introduction, programming, debugging, and final checks. Documentation
included a table of contents, glossary, index, list of tables and forms,
and graphic displays of the forms and reports associated with the
system.
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- Designed web pages for personal use, including multiple pages,
hotlinks, linked graphics, mailing addresses, separate hidden pages for
private information, and linked programs.
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| EXPERIENCE: |
- Total Computer Experience: 21 years (since 1976)
- General Programming: 11 years
- Database Programming: 8 years
- JAVA Programming: 2 months
- Wordprocessing and Graphics: 8 years
Micro-Computer Programmer, Teledyne Water Pik, Fort Collins, CO
(1995 to 1997)
Responsible for communicating with users to determine their requirements
and the best way to meet their needs using the standard tools available.
Programmed systems to meet specifications, and followed up with
debugging, documentation, and expansion requests.
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Production Clerk, Teledyne Water Pik, Fort Collins, CO (1990 to 1995)
Responsible for operating and developing systems to enable people to
make administrative decisions in an accurate and timely manner. Systems
included Computer Operations, Key Indicator Graphs, Procedure Manuals,
and Database Recording and Analysis
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Self-Employed (1989 to 1991)
Advised and wrote programs to meet the needs of businesses requiring
specialized computer skills. |
| EDUCATION: |
- College: University of Colorado, Boulder, CO (1981-1983)
Major: Computer Science with courses in the Sciences and Liberal Arts.
(currently working towards CS degree.) |
| INTERESTS: | |
