My Work

Below are some examples of my work. If you're interested in hiring, let me know.

Coca-Cola Press Center

I was brought on as a contractor at What's Up Interactive to assist in the development of the Coca-Cola Press Center. This portion of the Coca-Cola corporate site is devoted to providing members of the press with high quality footage from Coca-Cola. This footage includes commercials, sustainability videos, and B-roll.

The project consisted of accessing a SOAP web service for user registration, login, etc, interpretation of an XML file for all video assets and information, ModRewrite redirects to provide search friendly URLs, and finally javascript forms to provide an exceptional user experience.

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Sales Bean

Sales Bean is a new site for sales professionals to track their sales numbers and compare them against others in the same region, industry, and sector. The concept was developed by a sales professional looking for tools that he felt would help himself and others doing similar work.

The site was developed using the open source phpBB forum with custom add ons by myself. Daniel Andrews handled the design and templates.



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Emory Neurosurgery Patient Tracking

The Emory Neurosurgery Patient Tracking software was developed for the neurosurgery department of Emory Hospital. I worked with a small team to develop an Adobe Flex application using a MySQL backend. The purpose was to manage patients and track operations for future data analysis. This new system replaced an existing Access database rife with data entry errors and no data constraints.

I am unable to provide too much information on this project due to the nature of the product.

Georgia Tech Packaging Research Center

The Georgia Tech Packaging Research Center brought me in to assist with a site redesign. Initially there were plans for major additions to the website, but were unable to be implemented due to various restrictions on the department. In the end, I assisted in the development of a template from a design and a scaffolding for content to be added after the template was completed. A screenshot of the template is below.



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Beacham & Company REALTORS®

Beacham & Company REALTORS® is the largest and most complex site I maintained for Southern Web Group. The site was acquired from a previous web development company. We migrated the website from the previous company's servers to our own dedicated server. Since that migration extensive changes were made to the design and functionality of the website.

I personally implemented all of the functionality changes since the migration. Such changes include, but are not limited to:

The complete redesign of the search functionality took roughly 3 weeks. During this time the entire search backend was scrapped and rebuilt. Additionally, all pages on the site were modified to use an included header and footer page to make maintaining the site much easier. During the search redesign, roughly 10,000 lines of code were reduced to 2,000. This allowed for a noticeable reduction in page load times and more reliable search. The core of the Area search was modified to allow for searching more than just a zip code.



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Georgia Tech Microelectronics Research Center Grover Website

I worked for the Georgia Tech Microelectronics Research Center for two years. During that time, I managed the grover.mirc.gatech.edu web server and developed applications for it. The grover site houses a myriad of applications, including, but not limited to:

My primary achievement at the MiRC was the completion of a new Equipment Access Control application. The existing system was developed in 1999. I ended up replacing the majority of the system with a web application that allowed for nearly all functionality provided by the website within the application. The application was then deployed within the facility on touchscreen computers. These touchscreen systems provided convenient access points anywhere they were desired. I also did work on a complete overhaul of the website and second version of the Equipment Access Control application, but I was only able to get them to roughly 80% completion on my own.



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