Web Accessibility Specialist Resume Example

Web Developer well-versed in structuring, developing and implementing interactive websites. Results-driven professional with experience in back-end programming, relational databases and development/maintenance of complex and critical university systems. I have worked in a university setting for over 10 years and well understand the unique needs of faculty, students, and staff.

Video Application 

http://www2.csus.edu/video/index/index/cid/31821/vid/734

The application reads two .csv files on a server that contain university video courses metadata. It then parses that file, combines the data and inserts it into a MySQL database.

•Built on Zend Framework

•One-to-many relationship between course and videos

•Complete Public Front-end and Administrative Back-end

•Authorization and Authentication

•Adobe OSMF 2.0 video player that streams video on desktop, tablet, and smartphones

•Responsive Design

•Modular, using Zend Framework

Surveillance Camera Alert System

Not publicly available

A web application that receives an alert from campus security cameras in high-risk areas and then triggers an audial/visual alert for campus police that indicates what camera and datetime the motion was detected. It also logs all alerts.

• Built on Zend Framework
• MySQL Database
• Polls Cisco camera application and receives JSON data and then inserts data into the application

Kurogo Mobile 

August 2014 launch date

Presentation I gave at the Community of Academic Technology Staff (CATS) 2012 Regional Conference

http://www.csus.edu/dev/html5slides/going-mobile.html#1

I piloted a Kurogo Mobile Web application project for the university. The product was vetted and approved for campus wide distribution beginning August 2014.

• Kurogo Mobile Framework
• PHP5
• Consumes data from third-party systems, typically in XML format, and parses it into HTML5.

Web Content Management 

Reduced website creation time by over 80%

Kurogo Mobile 

Lead, Mobile Pilot Program using Kurogo Mobile Platform. It was approved for the University and will be implemented Fall 2014.

Streaming Video 

Implemented Adobe OSMF Player in a stand alone application that delivers University course videos to desktop, tablet, and smartphone applications.

Web Accessibility  

Successfully trained faculty and staff to meet web accessibility guidelines set forth in Section 508 of the federal code.

2009 CATS Outstanding Technology Professional Award 

http://cats.cdl.edu/2008-award-winners

The Community of Academic Technology Staff (CATS) Outstanding Professional Award (OPA) recognizes excellent staff contributions on individual CSU campuses, such as for work on a specific project or for consistently excellent performance of their duties. Winners are honored for their

• Impact, such as improved productivity for themselves and others on their campus and perhaps at other CSUs
• Effect on Teaching and Learning, such as improved student outcomes or the creation of models, learning objects, or systems that benefit their campus
• Distinctiveness, such as the development of creative solutions to problems