Symantec, the giant security software company headquartered in Cupertino, CA. Supporting a team of server side JSP engineers, I employed XHTML, CSS, javascript, and Photoshop to build the front end presentation layer of GUIs for browser based applications on MySymantec and PartnerNet.
symantec: 2007-09
job title: IT web applications specialist
work: front-end web development
skills: xhtml, css, javascript, photoshop
In 1997, I created over 200 Adobe Illustrator drawings for the release of Oracle8. By 1999, when every programmer on the planet was working on the Y2K problem, I was doing HTML for a small marketing group at Oracle. By 1999, everything that had ever been in print had to be up on the intranet.
oracle: 1997-99
job title: technical illustrator :: webdesigner
work: vector illustration and html
skills: adobe illustrator, html, css
At Intuit in 2005, I reformatted content from the Intuit homepages for retail sites that carried Intuit products, i.e. BestBuy, CompUSA, Staples, OfficeMax, etc. I was required to use both table and tableless page structure, extensive CSS, to current XHTML standards.
intuit: 2004-05
job title: front end web designer
work: front-end web development
skills: xhtml, css, javascript, photoshop
In 2006, Stanford University contracted me to build new HTML pages for the Stanford Challenge fund raising part of the website. In a Teamsite CMS environment, I formatted 100 Word doc pages into XHTML and CSS in less than a month, and uploaded it all into Teamsite.
stanford: 2006
job title: front end web designer
work: front-end web development
skills: xhtml, css, javascript, photoshop
