Listed below are some of the websites and a flash project that I have worked on over the course of my career. The screenshots show what the projects looked like at the time that I worked on them, so do not reflect the site redesigns that have occurred after I moved on to other projects.

At ABIS Technologies, I worked as a Web Application tester, system administrator, and developer. There, I wrote regression and new feature test cases, developed and ran automated tests using Visual Basic Script, developed plugins for and ran load tests on JMeter, and performed release validation testing and white box testing. I also developed application features and diagnostic pages using Java/JSP under Eclipse. I was also involved in Windows and Linux system administration and maintenance. The screen shot to the left shows the Review mode of the web application I worked on named ActiveAssets. ActiveAssets is not open to the general Internet, but you can see a Flash demo (Japanese only) online.

At the San Francisco Unified School District, I had the pleasure to participate in an education technology integration federal grant project for the JBBP Sensei Program. This project created a Japanese learning program in Flash. On this project, I was the designer and developer of the learning program, as well as a Japanese-English bilingual computer teacher. The program we created is only available in classrooms at Rosa Parks Elementary school, so I cannot demonstrate the flash program, but please feel free to read about it on the SFUSD Website.

At Netcentives Inc.(no longer in business), I cut my teeth on web application development. Before I left, I was a senior level engineer developing JSP pages and SQL scripts for the web application core development team. The product we developed was called ClickRewards.

At Onlinefocus while working on the Cooper Lighting web site as project lead, I gained major experience creating HTML layouts, creating HTML dynamic templates for perl scripts, and leading a small team of HTML developers. The image to the left is what the homepage looked like when I was working on it back in 1996.

FedEx was the first commercial web site I worked on in my early professional days (also at OnlineFocus). On the FedEx website, I was a senior HTML developer, and learned how to work on a large scale site with hundreds of pages and even more included elements.