Figuring things out, that's what I like to do. Having been both a software engineer and a front end developer, I've seen plenty of action on that front.
I code websites with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript/jQuery. I code applications tiny and large with PHP and C#. I code with a team. I code alone. I code, I code un-day.
October 2018 - Present
July 2014 - October 2018
I started off by coding and maintaining dealership adaptive websites. But soon enough, mobile-first responsive websites became all the rage. I was the lead developer for Autofusion's responsive website platforms.
First came the company's own responsive website. Then after listening to unrelenting looped plays of the Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack, our dealership responsive website platforms were born.
March 2010 - July 2014
Wanting to be more than Data Entry/QA, on my down time, I started working on tools that would help me with our Google AdWords campaigns. My thirst to code was quenched - I was transitioned from Data Entry/QA to Software Engineer. This is where it started to get fun.
I started off small by implementing modules onto our websites. Before long, I had bigger projects like our TextExpress application, which allowed customers to communicate with the dealership via text message. All the while, I was maintaining/updating previous employees' tools and processes.
March 2007 - March 2010
I hunted down functional and visual issues. Then I made sure that someone put those issues on ice. This was pleasing to my soul. Additionally, the data team and I input and mapped vehicle data. This deep level of data is what made us stand out from others in the online auto industry. Later, I was tasked with managing our Google AdWords campaigns.
2006