Relevant Experience:

Senior UI Developer — 2001 – 2009

Isilon Systems, Inc

• As sole developer of the Isilon Web User Interface from
  2001-2006, I wrote the DHTML/Javascript browser-based command and
  control application as well as the Python-to-C interface for the
  Isilon appliance, and the Python/Django application server. The
  Isilon IQ, with my UI, led to Isilon’s 2006 IPO with a value of
  over $100 million.
• From 2006-2009, I developed rich web interfaces for related
  Isilon products including the SmartConnect DNS distributor,
  SnapshotIQ software, and Isilon SmartQuotas, using
  Prototype/Scriptaculous and Ext-JS on a standard LAMP
  platform.
• Developed a test-driven development program for UI development
  with FireWATIR, WebUnit, and Cucumber.
• Maintained the Apache webserver and Python language base
  components of the Isilon IQ Appliance.

Systems Software Developer — 1998 – 2000

F5 Networks

• Merged previously separate C++ GUI and C console libraries for
  low-level appliance interface, effectively halving maintenance time
  and doubling resources.
• Created Perl-based health-check code using off-the-shelf
  libraries to administer back-end services and automate quality of
  service systems.
• Wrote and maintained Perl/Curses boot-up system for four
  generations of F5 appliances.

Systems Software Developer — 1994 – 1998

CompuServe Information Services Internet Consulting Division

• Managed over sixty corporate and small-business websites
  simultaneously using an in-house, Perl-based monitoring system. I
  developed a collating web-management toolkit, compiling all
  relevant information about a web server farm into a single set of
  documents for ease-of-monitoring, reducing management time by
  80%.
• Implemented a secure pull-technology distribution server system
  for testing and updating corporate websites off-line in Python,
  generating $140,000 a year.
• Innovated the first commercial use of OraPerl, allowing
  customer Pacific Power to use an Oracle-based database directly on
  the web.
• Launched the first multi-homed commercial web service in 1994
  on Linux and SunOS 4.1.3.
• Designed and implemented in Perl, C++ and Oracle a new customer
  registration toolkit for Internet appliances, generating 40,000 new
  accounts.

Webmaster — 1994 – 1996

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

• Conceived, designed and implemented a complete end-to-end
  solution for translating NCMECs BBS-based missing-children image
  library into an on-line database with search engine, automatic
  banner generation, and administrative console, using Apache, MySQL,
  Perl, HTML, CSS, and Linux.