Front-End Developer (HTML/CSS/JS/JQuery)

Overview

Looking for part-time work (4 hours/day)

at $2.27/hour ($200.00/month)

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Last Active

July 30th, 2014 (3791 days ago)

Member Since

October 2nd, 2012

Profile Description

Front-end Web:
• HTML
• CSS
• Javascript
• ASP.Net
Mobile:
• Basic Android
Web/Desktop Application:
• Java
Experiences:
OASIS Supplementals Creation
• Content Management System for creating supplemental and assessment forms for home healthcare agencies.
Notes Creation
• HTML forms used by home healthcare providers to take note of home health patients' information, diagnosis, and condition.
Converter (Mobile App Android Version)
• This is an android mobile application which performs decimal, binary, and hexadecimal
conversions.
HP and VPN Configure Generator
• This is a network simulator software similar to GNS3 or Cisco Packet Tracer.
Subnet Calculator
• This is a java program which performs various subnetting calculations. The application is available on this link: http://configureterminal.com/online-ip-subnet-calculator/
Converter
• This is a java program which performs decimal, binary, and hexadecimal conversions. The application is available on this link: http://configureterminal.com/online-binary-decimal-and-hexadecimal-converter/
Offurent (Career-entry Project)
• This is a three month training project from the first company I applied for work. This was a
work in progress, until I realized that the company has an unclear policy on their trainee
allowances (which also pushed me to look for online work instead).
• This is an online rental web application. On this project, I became proficient with web
technologies such as HTML/CSS integration to ASP.NET on front-end.
Unity Project (Academic Work)
• Developed an academic social networking web application as an academic work during my
undergraduate years of study. In this web project, I implemented a service oriented
architecture by building web services and running it on the server side. I used ASP.NET for the
front end, and C# for the back-end for the client-side.