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Thomas W. Gillis
tom@erstwhile.net
Objective:
Freelance web-development work utilizing open-source tools.
Skills:
- Experienced in designing complex, dynamic Web sites using PHP, MySQL, JavaScript (including DHTML and AJAX), CSS and HTML.
- Capable of working in Windows 9x/NT/XP, Macintosh, and Linux environments
- Highly experienced with visual design software such as PhotoShop, DreamWeaver, and GoLive.
Employment History:
- June 2003 - Present: various freelance clients including Pathfinder Associates, Monex Heathcare Systems, V-Day, and Elsewares. Developed a variety of web based applications including dhtml user interfaces, search engines and ecommerce using xhtml, CSS, Javascript PHP and MySQL.
- February 2004 - Developer. Pathfinder Associates. Coded user interface in xhtml and CSS for browser-based Arabic-language inventory-control and survey applications.
- November 2001 - June 2003: Timekeeper. Kenny Construction Company. Implemented various task-automation and integration projects for payroll and cost-accounting procedures over the company intranet using PHP/Mysql and MS Excel.
- March 2001 – September 2001: Web Developer. Andexler.com. (http://andexler.com) Chicago, Illinois. Designed and implemented an in-house Web-based project management system. Worked on various aspects of Web site design and project management. Some Linux and Windows NT system administration. Clients included National PTA and People's Energy.
- May, 2000 – January 2001: Web Developer. Accu-Mem Systems (http://www.accumem.com); Barrington, Illinois. Designed and buildt interactive Web sites using a variety of technologies including PHP, MySQL and JavaScript. Extensive client contact, in-house development, intranet maintenance, project management. Clients included the American College of Surgeons and American Association of Opthamologists.(Please note this company is no longer active)
Web Sites Developed:
Other Projects
- Friendster Tee Shirts: a collection of Tee Shirt designs based on Friendster profiles. Featured in Print Magazine (see clip), as well as on Gawker, BoingBoing and other websites.
- mod(12): a generative sound/video application programmed in Basic for 8-bit PC hardware (old Soundblasters and VGA monitors) based on 8-bit hardware. Creates a continuous, non-repeating stream of music and images based on the time and date. Video installations of mod(12) were featured as part of the Deus Ex Machina (Chicago) and Bliss Gallery (Milwaukee) exhibitions.
Education:
- New College of the University of South Florida. Studied English literature and music composition.
- Harper College: Spring 2000: Took courses in C, Unix, and Japanese language.
References and code samples available on request.
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