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January 2012

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Hosted Game Service

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The hosted service allows the users to connect to a restructured game. Implemented new systems and content. Hosted on a private web server. \n An entire website was leveraged to allow players to log in and interact with their account without needing to log into the game. To view game \n updates, announcements, and utilize features that would bridge the game and the website including creating an account, viewing account details\n and character items, and even a shop to purchase in-game features at the players discretion.

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Client requested a private game server be set up for them. Taking this I utilized the open source software originally and heavily edited \n based off of the clients requests in C++\n

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\n Crafted custom features within the game by modifying the C++ in the source, as well as the game's own custom coding language.\n

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\n Utilizing PHP, Javascript, and Axios calls I crafted a entire beautiful website.\n

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\n Rendered entire page through Photoshop, adding in-house art as well as in game art on top of the layout of the site. Taking this, cutting it, and\n fitting together seemlessly.\n

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\n Employed SQL to hold player data that was also viewable from the website. \n

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\n Implemented a premium shop for the client that would route through SSH to Paypal to take payments, giving the player in game goods.\n

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  • PHP
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January 2012

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Hosted Game Service

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The hosted service allows the users to connect to a restructured game. Implemented new systems and content. Hosted on a private web server. An entire website was leveraged to allow players to log in and interact with their account without needing to log into the game. To view game updates, announcements, and utilize features that would bridge the game and the website including creating an account, viewing account details and character items, and even a shop to purchase in-game features at the players discretion.

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  • PHP
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  • javascript
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  • SQL
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\n ", "type": "Webpage, Dynamic, Client, Project, Game, Game Development, Game Dev, Payment, "}, {"date": "2022-05-15 10:00:00", "tech": "Python, DynamoDB, EC2, Flask, React, Redux, TwitchAPI, Docker, Boto3, AWS, RestAPI, Base64, JSON, Devops, ECS, Route53, Route 53, Route, CoudFormation, Cloud Formation, S3 Bucket, Bucket, S3, NLB, LoadBalance, Load Balance, Load Balancer, Simple Storage Service, Elastic Compute Cloud, Elastic Container Service", "json": "\n
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May 2022

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This Webpage!

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\n A website to display not only my past and present projects, but to also showcase other achievements in the future. Utilizes react/redux for \n the frontend of the project living in an S3 Bucket. This allows for a much more seemless integration with any future features being introduced \n much easier. The backend is implemented through Python and Flask to catch all the rest calls from react. It is being housed in an EC2 docker image and \n being served through an ECS and NLB. Next it sends calls to the database in DynamoDB, a nosql database on AWS leveraging the Boto3 library. \n It then replies to the frontend returning the json information to be sorted, cleaned up, and displayed as the various panels throughout the page. \n

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\n Above are all my links to all of my social media locations for those who wish to keep up with all of my activities. My Linkedin for \n business inquiries, as well as Twitter for business and my Twitch channel, which TikTok, Youtube, and Instagram are more fore.\n However, soon there will be programming streams and video's soon on the way!\n

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\n Lastly, utilized the Twitch API to tell the viewers when I am live on Twitch. React will send to Python a request to see. Python will look \n at when it last required, caching the answer. If it's been a few minutes it will query Twitch using the Twitch API asking. If it is live, the \n response will be forwarded back to the front end, along with the title of the current stream.\n

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  • Python
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  • Reactjs
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  • Redux
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  • Flask
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  • REST API
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  • JSON
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  • AWS
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  • DynamoDB
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  • EC2
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  • ECS
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  • NLB
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  • S3 Bucket
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  • Route53
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  • CloudFormation
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  • Boto3
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May 2022

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This Webpage!

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\n A website to display not only my past and present projects, but to also showcase other achievements in the future. Utilizes react/redux for \n the frontend of the project living in an S3 Bucket. This allows for a much more seemless integration with any future features being introduced \n much easier. The backend is implemented through Python and Flask to catch all the rest calls from react. It is being housed in an EC2 docker image and \n being served through an ECS and NLB. Next it sends calls to the database in DynamoDB, a nosql database on AWS leveraging the Boto3 library. \n It then replies to the frontend returning the json information to be sorted, cleaned up, and displayed as the various panels throughout the page. \n

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\n ", "type": "Streaming, Twitch, Website, Blog, Personal, Devops, Portfolio"}, {"date": "2021-04-20 10:00:00", "tech": "Python, IRC, MongoDB, OBS", "json": "\n
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April 2021 and Ongoing

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Twitch Chatbot

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\n Leveraging Python to craft a bot to connect to Twitch's IRC, receive commands, and act accordingly. This ranges from modifying the MongoDB database, \n connecting to a socket to modify and play events in the streaming software OBS, and anything else I think of. I am continuing tinkering on this Chatbot\n to continually make it better. \n

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\n Pushed myself weekly to perform in front of others online, playing games, and interacting with numerous individuals. This is an endeavor to grow \n soft skills and improve my ability to better represent myself and any company I work for in the future. It allows me to work on better communication\n and talking in front of many people. Especially during collaborations with other streamers, the viewing base grows even more. Because of this, I am\n able to easily speak to others. I do so several times a week! And there are more people joining in every time!\n

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\n Streaming involves preplanning a week in advance with what to do every stream day. Also working with other streamers when we collabe and work with\n one another. And one of the most important skills gained during this endeavor is networking. Being able to network with others is a skill that \n translates well from streaming to technology. A big part of working in this profession is being able to network with other developers, having \n those contacts, and being able to work among them. Being able to get your name out there. And streaming has again given me this addition valuable skill.\n

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Link to Twitch Channel.
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  • Python
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  • MongoDB
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  • OBS (Open Broadcaster Software)
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  • Elgato Capture Card
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  • IRC
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  • Social Speaking
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  • Speaking in front of crowds
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  • Presentation
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  • Networking
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April 2021 and Ongoing

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Twitch Chatbot

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\n Leveraging Python to craft a bot to connect to Twitch's IRC, receive commands, and act accordingly. This ranges from modifying the MongoDB database, \n connecting to a socket to modify and play events in the streaming software OBS, and anything else I think of. I am continuing tinkering on this Chatbot\n to continually make it better. \n

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  • Python
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  • MongoDB
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  • OBS (Open Broadcaster Software)
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  • Elgato Capture Card
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  • IRC
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August 2021

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AZ900 Azure Fundamentals Certification

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\n Studied for and passed the AZ900 Certification test! This was a lot of work and I am proud of this achievement!\n

\n Link to the Certification.\n
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August 2021

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AZ900 Azure Fundamentals Certification

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\n Studied for and passed the AZ900 Certification test! This was a lot of work and I am proud of this achievement!\n

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August 2009

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Dynamic Editable Webfront

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Employed dynamic structures to redesign the \"Blues Society\" organization of a town. This organization would run charities for children so that \n they could afford instruments and take part in music classes and beyond. Additionally, they were widely known to bring music and a culture to \n the surrounding ares by advertising venues and booking bands from all over the US

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Leveraging an agile method, I kept them in contact and showed them my progress often.

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The client's main requests were one, something that looked better than their current at the time website. two, to have a song play continuously \n throughout the site. And three, be editable, dynamic, and with little fuss to make these new pages and edits.

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Without being given any access to databases or the back end, was left with utilizing an XML system to handle all the information usually \n reserved for a standard database.

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Crafted dynamic systems that would utilize axios calls, grabbing the XML documents, and dynamically modify the page as prescribed\n by the XML sheet. Also constructed a page edit feature that allowed them to easily edit any page with ease.

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  • PHP
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  • XML
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  • Javascript
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  • Axios
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Dynamic Editable Webfront

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Employed dynamic structures to redesign the \"Blues Society\" organization of a town. This organization would run charities for children so that \n they could afford instruments and take part in music classes and beyond. Additionally, they were widely known to bring music and a culture to \n the surrounding ares by advertising venues and booking bands from all over the US

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\n ", "type": "Webpage, Dynamic, Freelance, Project"}, {"date": "2020-07-01 10:00:00", "tech": "React.js, Python, MongoDB, Javascript, HTML, CSS, Github, PyMongo", "json": "\n
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July 2020

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Online Administration System

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\n The High School Online Administration System allows users (students, teachers, admin) to handle online school activities pertaining to assignments, grading, attendance, curriculum, and administrative duties. The students are each assigned to various teachers such that as teachers release assignments those assignments are reachable only by assigned students. A student can log in, submit assignments, and send in an update to their profile for review. Teachers can create curriculum, send in grades, and feedback, and update their own profiles. Admins can approve/deny a student\u2019s updated profile, add/delete students, and teachers from the system.\n

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  • Utilized React to develop an interactive single-page web application.
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  • Employed JSX within the website to combine the HTML and JavaScript, creating a professional and responsive interface.
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  • Leveraged Redux to consolidate state by utilizing reducers so that all data is accessible across the application.
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  • Implemented a Flux Design pattern by separating modules into components and enhance extensibility.
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  • Configured JavaScript Axios calls to create a dynamic environment and handle server requests from the client.
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  • Utilized a Flask framework in Python to create a restful environment.
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  • Implemented PyMongo for MongoDB to access and store user information.
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  • Structured a comprehensive series of unittests to ensure a bugless and consistent environment.
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  • Utilized the Agile development process for rapid application development.
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  • Structured code in a team environment utilizing Github to maintain versions and code validity amongst coworkers.
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    • React.js
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    • Python
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    • PyMongo
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    • MongoDB
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    • JavaScript
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    • NoSQL
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    • Github
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    • HTML
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    • CSS
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    July 2020

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    Online Administration System

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    \n The High School Online Administration System allows users (students, teachers, admin) to handle online school activities pertaining to assignments, grading, attendance, curriculum, and administrative duties. The students are each assigned to various teachers such that as teachers release assignments those assignments are reachable only by assigned students. A student can log in, submit assignments, and send in an update to their profile for review. Teachers can create curriculum, send in grades, and feedback, and update their own profiles. Admins can approve/deny a student\u2019s updated profile, add/delete students, and teachers from the system.\n

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    \n ", "type": "Webpage, Client, Project, Backend, Frontend "}, {"date": "2022-05-02", "tech": "Introduction", "json": "\n
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    Hello, my name is...\n

    Chloe Shenefield

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    A few things about me...

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    \n I am a software engineer with over 13 years of experience in a wide variety of technologies including\n dynamic web-fronts, robust server-side applications, to stand alone apps.

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    \n Leveraged all of my engineering knowledge into building bots to improve my personal live streams on twitch.\n

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    \n Volunteering at an annual Cyber Security Seminar featuring disabled people as the streaming director.\n

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    Chloe Shenefield

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    A few things about me...

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    \n I am a software engineer with over 13 years of experience in a wide variety of technologies including\n dynamic web-fronts, robust server-side applications, to stand alone apps.

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    \n Leveraged all of my engineering knowledge into building bots to improve my personal live streams on twitch.\n

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    \n Volunteering at an annual Cyber Security Seminar featuring disabled people as the streaming director.\n

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    February 2019

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    Sharepoint Intranet

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    \n Client wanted to redesign the way they dealt with requests from I.T. or HR and the sort. Originally these forms required to be emailed\n back and forth, waiting to be signed, and emailed to the next person. They needed a more streamlined way of doing this. And they wanted\n to utilize Sharepoint to do this.\n

    \n

    \n Leveraging React.js, I recreated each form that the company had into a webform. This form would be viewable down the entire line so \n anyone on the chain would be able to see it's possition in completion.\n

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    \n Utilized Sharepoint's 'Flow' to simulate a database to hold all of the data these forms required.\n

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    • Sharepoint
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    Sharepoint Intranet

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    \n Client wanted to redesign the way they dealt with requests from I.T. or HR and the sort. Originally these forms required to be emailed\n back and forth, waiting to be signed, and emailed to the next person. They needed a more streamlined way of doing this. And they wanted\n to utilize Sharepoint to do this.\n

    \n

    \n Leveraging React.js, I recreated each form that the company had into a webform. This form would be viewable down the entire line so \n anyone on the chain would be able to see it's possition in completion.\n

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    \n Utilized Sharepoint's 'Flow' to simulate a database to hold all of the data these forms required.\n

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    • Sharepoint
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    February 2017

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    Biocycle

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    \n Alaskan company reachedo out to me requesting a solution that would allow them to same money and paper by moving from hand-written document,\n and onto the computer. They did not explain their requirements fully early on, but utilizing agile methodology I was able to pivot and \n return with a final project they were happy with.\n

    \n

    \n Originally client requested just a system to reduce paper costs. They wanted to be able to pull up their ipad, fill out the forms, and save\n to a pdf.\n

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    \n Following this, I crafted a dynamic php website that would take the information in, and save the entire form into a pdf looking exactly\n like the form they needed filled out so that the government agency they needed to send the documents to would be happy.\n

    \n

    \n Showing this to the client, they ask how this will work when they're in areas outside of internet services. \n

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    \n Taking this in stride, I reworked the entire project into a Java application instead featuring the exact same results.\n

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    Showcased the project to the client who was happy with the results.

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    Biocycle

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    \n Alaskan company reachedo out to me requesting a solution that would allow them to same money and paper by moving from hand-written document,\n and onto the computer. They did not explain their requirements fully early on, but utilizing agile methodology I was able to pivot and \n return with a final project they were happy with.\n

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    \n ", "type": "Application "}, {"date": "2020-09-18 10:00:00", "tech": "Python, IRC, MongoDB, OBS, Restream, Restream.io", "json": "\n
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    September 2021 and Ongoing

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    Stream Director

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    The Stream Director of the annual seminar, \"Disinfosec\".

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    \n One of my contacts I've gained through streaming on Twitch reached out to me and told me to contact someone in their network. This is a prime \n example of why good networking skills is a must in this profession. This other person runs an annual technology seminar, focusing but not \n exclusively towards network security and disabled persons. It had grown since the year before and she required someone with livestreaming \n skills and technological skills to manage the livestreaming to multiple streaming services.\n

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    \n Created fresh scenes for the seminar for every potential need during the live stream. Had the Disinfosec logo on display, as well as its towards\n sponsors for this event. Utilized Photoshop to perfect the scene, making sure everything was perfect.\n

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    \n Learned the service Restream.io and how to point OBS towards it, splitting the stream to multiple livestream services at once. This way people\n either Twitch or Youtube could attend and interact with the speakers.\n

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    \n Ran behind the scenes making sure to shift the scene as people came and went from the video calls for smooth transitions, playing prepared \n videos, and fix any technical issues as they arrise. \n

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    • Twitch
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    • Youtube
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    • Restream.io
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    September 2021 and Ongoing

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    Stream Director

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    The Stream Director of the annual seminar, \"Disinfosec\".

    \n

    \n One of my contacts I've gained through streaming on Twitch reached out to me and told me to contact someone in their network. This is a prime \n example of why good networking skills is a must in this profession. This other person runs an annual technology seminar, focusing but not \n exclusively towards network security and disabled persons. It had grown since the year before and she required someone with livestreaming \n skills and technological skills to manage the livestreaming to multiple streaming services.\n

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    April 2022

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    Ludum Dare Game Jam 2022

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    \n Twice a year Ludum Dare throws an event called a \"Game Jam\". In this \"jam\" you have three days to make a game. And on top of that, everyone is\n to follow a theme for these games that is not given to anyone until the event starts! Usually this suggests you do \n all the work within these three days, however you can opt out of things like graphics if you utilized some existing graphics. I competed \n for the first time and I am very proud of my placing!\n

    \n

    \n I utilized assets that I had purchased from people at itch.io, a website known for game developer enthusiasts who share and sell their works.\n

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    \n Leveraged the GDScript, which is Godot's proprietary language very similar to Python, to create the entire game in less than three days.\n

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    \n There were roughly 3000 entries, and I scored in the top 1/3 of all the games! I WILL be attending the next Ludum Dare in October!\n

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    \n A link to the entery
    \n A link to the game: \n

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    Ludum Dare Game Jam 2022

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    \n Twice a year Ludum Dare throws an event called a \"Game Jam\". In this \"jam\" you have three days to make a game. And on top of that, everyone is\n to follow a theme for these games that is not given to anyone until the event starts! Usually this suggests you do \n all the work within these three days, however you can opt out of things like graphics if you utilized some existing graphics. I competed \n for the first time and I am very proud of my placing!\n

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    July 2016

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    Small Business Site

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    Client requested a website to help promote their private business.

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    \n Utilizing stock photos, and their logo, I designed them a website to their specifications.\n

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    \n Enacting an agile methodology, I went back to the clients multiple times to ensure the site looked exactly as they envisioned.\n

    \n

    \n Employing Javascript, among other areas, to add some shine by having the buttons light up on OnMouseover.\n

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    \n Crafted a custom Javascript script that would send a daily bible passage to align with the client's faith, as they requested.\n

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    July 2016

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    Small Business Site

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    Client requested a website to help promote their private business.

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    \n Enacting an agile methodology, I went back to the clients multiple times to ensure the site looked exactly as they envisioned.\n

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    \n Employing Javascript, among other areas, to add some shine by having the buttons light up on OnMouseover.\n

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    April 2022

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    PCEP Certification

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    \n I've been working on getting this certifiation between projects for over a year. Python is a great language to know and use!\n

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    April 2022

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    PCEP Certification

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    \n I've been working on getting this certifiation between projects for over a year. Python is a great language to know and use!\n

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    February 2022

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    Product Testing

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    \n A phone app that connects to a device on user via Bluetooth and tracks the user\u2019s blood sugar level. This is a device to help primarily with diabetes. I lead my team in product testing. Towards the end of the initial project, I was the only one carried over to automation testing with another team.\n

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    • Ensure project completion and efficiency by leading scrum meetings
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    • Collate data from coworkers for client regularly for devices, and task completion.
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    • Utilized Java, Appium, and Selenium to run product testing.
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    • Constantly reworked code to facilitate tests to better accommodate specific devices.
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    • Leveraged Rational, Jira, and SharePoint to communicate and store project information.
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    • Employed GitHub to store, share, update, and protect the project code as a central repository, source code, and version control.
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    • Instructed team members on the procedures and any new technology required by the client\u2019s project lead. Always first to learn and pass it along to the rest of the team.
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    • Ensure functionality of device by methodical testing of the app manually with over hundreds of different test cases.
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    • Utilized proxying software to capture, edit, and log all traffic to and from the app to ensure that the information was sent correctly.
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    • Leveraged databases to capture all data sent from the phone\u2019s app ensuring all the data was logged properly for the client.
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    • Employed Dr Strange app to mimic device\u2019s information to the phone.
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    • Appium
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    • Selenium
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    • IntelliJ
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    • Rational
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    • Jira
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    • GitHub
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    • SharePoint
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    February 2022

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    Product Testing

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    \n A phone app that connects to a device on user via Bluetooth and tracks the user\u2019s blood sugar level. This is a device to help primarily with diabetes. I lead my team in product testing. Towards the end of the initial project, I was the only one carried over to automation testing with another team.\n

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    • Java
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    • Appium
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    • Selenium
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    • IntelliJ
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    October 2022

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    Game Jam: The Well

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    \n My second ever Game Jam was another success! \n

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    The mayor contemplates the well in the center of town bulging from the pavement. There\u2019s something evil about it, but he just couldn\u2019t remember why. Maybe something to do with why there seems to be houses for ten times the residents who live there. Maybe if we send an adventurer to investigate. weird how suddenly there are never any around anymore.

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    Kill 20 orcs to win. Just don\u2019t blink, everything seems to feel\u2026 different when you do. Almost like you can\u2019t quite remember what\u2019s happening down there.

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    \n Every Game Jam includes a theme that is given just as the jam starts that everyone is either required, or heavily suggested, to use. This jam's was, 'every ten seconds.' To this end, I engineered a procedural generated \n algorithm for the dungeon, I crafted a roguelite game in which the player explores a mysterious dungeon full of monsters and a constantly shifting dungeon. This simulating a monster who is messing with the player's memmory.\n

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    \n Utilized assets that I had purchased from skilled artists at itch.io. \n

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    \n Leveraged GDScript, which is Godot's proprietary language very similar to Python, to create the entire game in less than three days.\n

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    \n Out of 2,420 entries, I placed 1,149th! I out placed higher than over a thousand others!\n

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    \n A link to the entery
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    October 2022

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    Game Jam: The Well

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    \n My second ever Game Jam was another success! \n

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    \n Every Game Jam includes a theme that is given just as the jam starts that everyone is either required, or heavily suggested, to use. This jam's was, 'every ten seconds.' To this end, I engineered a procedural generated \n algorithm for the dungeon, I crafted a roguelite game in which the player explores a mysterious dungeon full of monsters and a constantly shifting dungeon. This simulating a monster who is messing with the player's memmory.\n

    \n

    \n Utilized assets that I had purchased from skilled artists at itch.io. \n

    \n

    \n Leveraged GDScript, which is Godot's proprietary language very similar to Python, to create the entire game in less than three days.\n

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    \n Out of 2,420 entries, I placed 1,149th! I out placed higher than over a thousand others!\n

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