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Education

1996 - 2000 St. Charles High School St. Charles, Illinois Focused on Computer Science related courses Placed 1st in state in C++ programming competition for students 2000 - 2004 Loyola University Chicago Chicago, Illinois Major : Computer Science Minor : Mathematics 2006 Chandler-Gilbert Community College Chandler, Arizona Major : Computer Science Minor : Mathematics

Experience

2006 - Present Go Daddy Gilbert, Arizona Sales and Support Specialist Customer service, technical support, and sales representative GoDaddy.com, the world's No. 1 domain name registrar, enables individuals and businesses to acquire, create and safeguard their unique identities and brands on the Internet, by offering a complete line of web development tools including domain name registration, hosting, email, SSL Certificates, on-line shopping carts and complementary products and services. 2000 - Present Freelance Web Design Web Designer http://www.jplindquist.com/ Personal Website Previous designs available upon request http://www.jplindquist.com/evolve/ Discussion Forum (In Progress) http://www.galwayclinic.com/ Medical Clinic http://www.mattriskam.com/ Musician (Domain Expired) Can be accessed at http://www.jplindquist.com/mattriskam/ 2005 - Present Harris Private Bank Phoenix, Arizona Senior Teller Customer service representative Responsible for day to day transactions, money handling, and balancing Identify customer needs and match needs with appropriate product or service Make qualified referrals to other team members and across lines of business Respond to customer inquiries and resolve problems or complaints ensuring customer satisfaction 2004 - 2005 Harris N.A. Plano, Illinois Teller Customer service representative Responsible for day to day transactions, money handling, and balancing Identify customer needs and match needs with appropriate product or service Make qualified referrals to other team members and across lines of business Respond to customer inquiries and resolve problems or complaints ensuring customer satisfaction Top teller in referrals Transferred to Phoenix in November of 2005 2001 - 2002 Central DuPage Hospital Winfield, Illinois Programmer / Technical Support Designed and implemented databases to aid technical support team Performed technical support for hospital users including PC, printer, and other various hardware maintenance and software support Assisted with hospital wide networking projects Attended Information Services meetings to help improve support center 2000 Loyola University Chicago Chicago, Illinois Technical Support Volunteered as a Loyola ResCon Performed various technical support tasks helping students connect to the Loyola network 1998 - 1999 District 303 Media Services St. Charles, Illinois Programmer / Technical Support Designed and implemented databases to aid School District 303 Performed technical support for various schools within the district Suggested new ideas to improve support and services within the district

Skills

PC,   Windows,   Mac,   Microsoft Office,   Access databases,   Visual Basic,   C++,   Java,   HTML,   JavaScript,   PHP,   Perl,   Coldfusion,   SQL,   Macromedia Studio (Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks, Freehand, Director),   Photoshop,   Networking,   Server Administration (Apache, IIS),   Technical Support

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Current Projects

These are the current projects I have going on at the moment. They're still works in progress, and nowhere near completion really (i.e. - the forum), but you can follow along as they get built.

• Stallings Insurance
  
• PHX Tee Times
  
• Illicit Designs
  
• Blog
  
• Forum
  
• Reseller
  

Previous Projects

I'll be piecing together a few of the other sites I've worked on. Some are still actually live on the web, some of them only exist here. Keep checking back for more as this section will continue to grow as I get things together!

• The Safer Road Arizona
  
• Joe Louison
  
• Galway Clinic
  
• Matt Riskam
  

Previous Site Designs

I was able to find some of the old designs for the site. If nothing else, it goes to show you how far I've come since I've started with this. It's pretty incredible actually to see the progression from the very first website I did to where we're at now. I have to say I'm pretty proud of myself. ::pats self on back::

For the most part, I think everything works properly on the older designs, but then again I make no guarantees. I checked them over pretty quickly, took out the things that I knew wouldn't work, and tried to fix a few basic things that got screwed up from moving them around so much. You'll be able to get the basic idea of what I was going for. There was a point in time where each of this was the full blown site, so they did work at one point.

Just as a side note, the 4^th design was very dynamic for all the menus and submenus and for pretty much everything. I don't have the original database anymore, but I created a pretty bare bones version just to get the navigation working properly, so a lot of will look pretty empty.

• Design # 1
  
• Design # 2
  
• Design # 3
  
• Design # 4