Resume

· Profile ·
Competent, creative web application developer who specializes in Geographic Information Systems and other spatial data technologies. Able to leverage a broad skill set toward the creation of sophisticated information management solutions. Extensive programming skills and experience with ESRI products, SQL databases, and open-source web mapping solutions.

· Experience ·

The University of Arizona Libraries
The University of Arizona, Tucson
Application Systems Analyst, Sr. :: October 2007 – Present

Work as the lead programmer & application architect responsible for the Library’s institutional repository. Build object-oriented PHP applications to archive and exhibit scholarly & other digital collections.

Application Support Group
The University of Georgia, Athens
Associate Web Developer :: May 2005 – October 2007

Work as part of a team that provides custom web application development services to University agents. Current focus: developing a Model-View-Controller application framework in PHP to serve as the base component for multiple applications including e-commerce, 360 performance evaluations, departmental policy libraries, and others as needed.

Paddyworks.com
Independent Contractor :: February 2004 – Present

Work with small businesses to develop custom solutions to their information technology requirements. Current and recent projects include development and implementation of business web sites, task scheduling applications, online content management systems, and online storefronts. Areas of expertise: web application development, database design, web site design.

Advanced Resource Technology Group
The University of Arizona, Tucson
Systems Programmer :: May 2001 – October 2004

Developed Internet-based GIS and decision-support systems for natural resource management. Developed data, cartographic products, maintenance standards, and documentation for contract environmental projects. Assisted in management of Solaris and Windows LANs, including web development, inter-platform data services, and network applications. Areas of focus: Internet application development; Decision support systems.

College of Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Planning
The University of Arizona, Tucson
Technical Specialist :: May 2001 – August 2001

Worked with faculty to develop standard methodology and software tools for investigating georitual relationships in the archaeological record.

Peace Corps
Sinématiali, Korhogo, Côte d’Ivoire
Urban Environment Volunteer :: May 2000 – April 2001

Worked with mayors office and other agencies to deliver improved municipal services. Worked with local librarians to develop computer literacy and to extend computing services to town residents. Participated in Bike-A-Thon 2000 to raise community awareness about sexually transmitted diseases, the importance of girl’s education, and the role of women in society.

Center for Applied Spatial Analysis
The University of Arizona, Tucson
Research Assistant :: August 1998 – April 2000

Consulted with faculty, researchers, and students to produce spatial modeling and cartographic products for academic and applied research projects. Provided training and assistance in the use of GIS and spatial analysis tools. Helped administer the Windows NT and Solaris Local Area Network. Areas of focus: Native American cultural and natural resources; GIS database and tools for environmental management; Social and economic vulnerabilities to climate change.

Lima & Associates Transportation GIS
Phoenix, Arizona
Technician :: January 1997 – August 1998

Used GIS and other software to perform area studies, transportation planning and modeling, data analysis, database development, and mapping. Programmed data management and conversion tools for PC ARC/INFO and ArcView applications. Administered the Windows NT Local Area Network. Areas of focus: Compilation and projection of demographic and network data for small area transportation models; Zoning and voting district assessment.

Bureau of Applied Research in Anthropology
The University of Arizona, Tucson
Intern :: August 1996 – December 1996

Created maps and data in support of a study on the transportation of hazardous wastes from the Nevada Test Site through Native American lands.

· Education ·

The University of Arizona
Bachelor of Arts, Geography :: Minor, Anthropology
Tucson, Arizona :: May 1999

Course work includes Spatial Analysis and Statistics, Programming and Algorithm design, Cartographic Modeling, Regional Development, Applied Anthropology, Economic Geography, and Cartography.

· Computer Skills ·

Programming, Scripting, and Authoring Languages:
PHP, Java, HTML, XHTML, Javascript, CSS, XML, SQL, AML, Avenue, PERL, Python.

Applications:
Apache HTTPD, Apache Tomcat, MS IIS, MySQL, Postgresql, SQL Server, Oracle, Most ESRI products including ArcIMS, UMN Mapserver.

Operating Systems Administration:
Linux, Solaris, Mac OSX, MS Windows.

· Language Skills ·

French (advanced), Spanish (conversational), Portuguese (elementary).