You can view my full portfolio, as well as the services I offer at my company's site, Manifest Development. You can also contact me via the contact form.
--Joe
Other Versions of my Resumé
Introduction
I am currently attending the University of Scranton, pursuing my Masters Degree in Software Engineering. I am also employed there as a Teaching Assistant in Computer Literacy, instructing the lab portion of the course. I am available of freelance projects. You can visit Manifest Development for more information.
Education
- The University of Scranton | August 2007 - May 2009
- Pursuing Masters of Science Degree in Software Engineering
- Teaching Assistant for Computer Literacy
- The University of Scranton | August 2003 - May 2007
- Major in Media Information Technology, Minor in Computer Science
- Graduated with Bachlor of Science Degree
Summary of Qualifications
- Programming
- AJAX, C, CSS, Java, Javascript, PHP, SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL), VB.NET, XHTML
- APIs: Facebook, Google Maps (basic), Twitter
- Applications:
- Adobe Photoshop (ver. 7-CS3), Premiere (ver. 1.5), Eclipse, JGrasp, Swish Flash Software; Quark XPress
Experience
- Founder/Developer, Manifest Development 2004-Present
- Design, Program and Implement Web Applications
- Work closely with clients.
- Colaborative work with other developers on larger projects
- Money Management
- Meeting deadlines
- Technical Consultant, Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence at the University of Scranton 10/2003-5/2007
- Assist faculty, staff and students with integration of technology into teaching and learning
- Web-based design of instructional technology
- Professional Development: presenting software or technologies to co-workers and supervisors for use with instructional purposes
- Director of Technology, University of Scranton Student Government 5/2005-5/2007
- Maintain and advance the website
- Work with the executives to provide better technology to students
- Serve on the Information Resources Advisory Committee as student liaison
- First to hold position
- Committee Head, University of Scranton Programming Board, 2004-2007
- Plan large scale events for 900+ participants
- Work with Budget of over $100,000
- Work collaboratively with co-committee heads and advisors
- Plan and implement ways to publicize event
Activities/Honors
- Upsilon Pi Epsilon: Computer Science Honors Society member since 2006
- President, The Association for Computing Machinery, Scranton Chapter 2004-2006
- Scranton Emerging Leaders Program 2005
- Web Technologies Intern, Paperless Practice, Inc. 2005
- Dean's List, University of Scranton 2005, 2007