Your satisfaction is my priority. Whether you need a simple web site or a complex CGI solution, I have the experience you need. With over five years of experience working in academia and the .com boom, I have done truly diverse work. Consider the following samples:

• Sanmina-SCI Web Robot
  The Sanmina-SCI Web Robot provides constant surveillance of critical production systems to ensure stable performance. The Robot watches a variety of systems on a global scale, with the status information being reported on a central server.
• America Under Attack/America Responds
  On September 11, 2001, I set up the sites so that Nando Media and its affiliates had centralized coverage of the situation. Assisted by other individuals who did the graphics, I created the templates used by the publishing system to put content on the web.
• Nando Times and SportServer
  I created an image display and thumbnail system for use with Nando Media's content management system. This was featured prominently on the Nando Times (24 hour news) and SportServer (sporting news) web sites. The sites went offline when Nando decided that the cost of the Associated Press feed for the sites was prohibitive.
• Nando Media Classads
  My most extensive project at Nando was the classified ads product. The Phase III product made use of Perl, Mason, JavaScript, Postgres, and Verity K2 Server. It included hooks for email alerts and live ad searches. With the ad information split between two databases and two Verity collections, the CRUD subsystem I wrote had to be complex to tie the information together.
• net32.com
  The net32.com site was a mixture of BroadVision and NSAPI dedicated to selling supplies from dental supplier to dental office in a perfect online market. My projects included the Pennwell publications, a user tracking system, and a dynamic user help system that made use of CSS to highlight the appropriate question in the FAQ.
• Online Auburn Student Information System
  The number one priority for the Auburn Division of University Computing (DUC) is student records. The back end consists of an IBM mainframe and various COBOL and Mantis programs. The front end tied into a web system created by SCT Corporation. I kept the web system running, applied code patches from SCT, and hacked the system to do things we wanted that they had not provided.
• Student Ticket Order System
  The second priority in our office was selling student athletic tickets online. To this end, I prototyped the system flow, look, and feel. Once the system was running, I maintained the front end of the site.
• 1999 ACM Southeast USA Programming Contest
  The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) holds a yearly programming contest, starting with regionals, and then a national contest. As the web master for the Auburn University chapter, I created the local contest site. During the contest, I assisted in setting up the network and configuring replacement machines so that teams that hadn't followed the contest instructions would have working Linux systems to use. After the contest, I updated the site with the results.