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Clay Leeds @ Clay@Apache.Org Clay Leeds www.linkedin.com/in/clayleeds @ [email protected] Skillset/Proficiencies Sites – Built / Managed (via archive.org) Education • html5, css, Bootstrap, responsive • iSiteSoftware.com - managed • Pepperdine.edu, BA Int'l Studies ‘91 • JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX, angular • PE.com - designed, built & managed • UCIrvine.edu, K-12 Teaching ‘92 • Laravel, Ionic, Mobile Web Design • OCRegister.com - built & managed • Notre Dame Int'l School, Rome, Italy • WordPress, MovableType CMS • PrescribeWellness.com - managed Art History, Italian, French • Google Search Appliance, Analytics • Arbonne.com - managed Language Proficiencies • Search Engine Optimization, SEO • HIDGlobal.com - built & managed • Italian - fluent • XML, XSLT, XSL-FO, PDF, SVG • Gazette.com - built & managed • French - conversant • git, subversion (svn), cvs • CafeZoolu.com - built & managed • Spanish – conversant • apache httpd.conf, DNS • Brain.com - built & managed • MySQL, MongoDB, php Interests & Hobbies • Buy.com - managed • Boy Scout Troop 35 Scoutmaster • Camping, hiking, exploring Senior Web Developer, iSite Software, Laguna Beach, CA, 2/17-Present ü Developed PHP & Angular apps integrated via ansible, webpack & gulp for 700 School District Nutrition Sites ü Planned & implemented projects via Slack, for geographically dispersed team across United States ü Led effort to achieve Accessibility Compliance for ADA / Section 508 / WCAG 2.0 AA regulations ü Innovated responsive html5+Bootstrap Desktop & Mobile applications for school lunchrooms & districts ü Fielded Tech Support & Customer Service for School Nutrition Associations of Colorado, Idaho, Indiana, Maryland, New Mexico, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Utah & West Virginia and Wyoming ü Administered custom domains & URLs, managed DNS, Google Apps email & more Technologies: PHP, JS, MySQL, MongoDB, capistrano, webpack, gulp, bootstrap, html5, css3, Angular, jQuery Senior Web Developer, OCRegister.com/PE.com/Freedom Irvine, CA, 1/07-2/10, 5/13-8/15, 9/15-3/17* ü Developer lead for geographically dispersed development team from Cairo, Egypt, Denver, CO & Irvine, CA ü Migrated PE.com to in-house PHP + LAMP-based CMS, including 500k articles + photos & links ü Developed Control Panel for vanity URL redirection system, linking campaigns, instead of httpd.conf files ü Architected Search Engine Optimization infrastructure, development, training and ongoing maintenance ü Über Admin for enterprise-wide WordPressMU installation for 650+ blogs, 1000+ users nationwide * NOTE: 9/15-3/17 switched to long-term Contract working on retainer for development & maintenance Technologies: LAMP, Linux, Solaris OS, Unix, Apache configuration, PHP, MySQL, html5, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Project Management, Google Search, SEO, RewriteRules, SEO, Google Search Appliance, Analytics Senior Web Developer, Quad2 Media, San Juan Capistrano, CA, 8/16-2/17 ü Developed & maintained Laravel-based tracking, reporting, analytics & dynamic DNS/IP infrastructure ü Maintained and innovated intranet site tracking 127 million+ outbound email messages daily Applied Tech: PHP, Laravel, MariaDB/MySQL, Slack, bootstrap, html5, MooTools, jQuery, css3 Senior Web Developer, PrescribeWellness, Irvine, CA, 9/15-3/16 ü Re-designed corporate WordPress site, driving sales, interest via innovative training application ü Created training program enabling customers, staff & developers to maximize use of web-based application ü Migrated DNS & registry for high availability domain, including Google Apps Technologies: PHP, ASP Razor/.Net, DNS, html5, Kendo, JavaScript, jQuery, bootstrap, WordPress, Divi Contract Web Developer/Sys Admin, EmailIdeas.com, La Jolla, CA, 1/13-3/13 ü Team Lead for redesign of complex web site to bootstrap/responsive PHP-based templates ü Configured back-end email signature admin system & built dynamic email templates ü Documented instructions for multi-platform implementation of Email Signatures ü Performed Technical Support & Customer Service duties for front-end customers Technologies: LAMP, Linux, MySQL, PHP, html5, css, JavaScript, jQuery, Email campaigns, Email Signature Development, Mac OS X, Windows, Outlook Contract Web Developer/Production, Arbonne Int’l, Irvine, CA, 8/12-12/12 ü Lead developer for Production team; Holiday site in 2-weeks (6 languages, generated $15 Million in 3 mos) Technologies: Classic ASP, Photoshop, Windows, html5, JavaScript, CSS Clay Leeds www.linkedin.com/in/clayleeds @ [email protected] Contract Web Developer, MEDL Mobile, Inc. Fountain Valley, CA, 5/12-8/12 ü Developed tools, systems & processes integrating WordPress w/ Web/iOS platform ü Identified & implemented key schematic API requirements integrating iOS ó Web Technologies: LAMP, PHP, WordPress, WP Plugins & Themes, html5, JS, CSS Senior Web Developer, HID Global, Inc. Irvine, CA, 3/10-5/12 ü Lead architect/developer for PHP + Movable Type-based corporate, web site ü Architected 10 language localization top-level domain infrastructure, using Apache, PHP/LAMP + MovableType Content Management System incorporating i18n navigation ü Administered Google Search Appliance, Indexing, Front-ends, Collections & OneBox ü Drove project converting Flash-based animations to html5, maintaining look & feel Technologies: LAMP, Unix, Linux, MovableType, Drupal, PHP, Perl, MySQL, html5, JavaScript, jQuery, CSS, Google Search Appliance (GSA), SEO, Project & Vendor Mgt Senior Web Developer, OCRegister.com/PE.com/Freedom Irvine, CA, 1/07-2/10 ü Über Admin/Developer for WordPressMU, Migrate 45 Newspapers/180 websites to common CMS (see above) Contract System Admin/Developer, R|com Creative, Tustin, CA, 3/06-12/06 ü System admin Apache httpd web server, open source CMS deployment/configuration Technologies: LAMP, OS X Server, Sitellite, WordPress, PHPSurveyor.org, HTML, JS Contract Web Developer/System Admin, Outclick Media, Irvine, CA, 3/06-9/06 ü Consolidated ASP & MSSQL DB codebase for OnlineSurgery.com, VeinDirectory.com & ScanDirectory.com ü Implemented Google Maps API for online ASP-based physician directory system ü Managed team of on-site & off-site contract and permanent developers & designers Technologies: Classic ASP, MS SQL Server, Google Maps, HTML, CSS, JavaScript Webmaster/Interim CTO, ZUMA Press, Dana Point, CA, 11/04-11/05 ü Managed re-engineer of ZUMApress.com online photography database ingesting 75,000+ images/day from 1000+ photographers worldwide Designed & Developed early responsive photography database web site ü Managed IT Dept., office & infrastructure inter-city move (50+ Macs, T1, servers) Technologies: PHP, Mac OS X Server, Google Maps, HTML, CSS, JavaScript Webmaster, Applications Developer, Medata, Inc., Tustin, CA, 6/01-11/04 ü Developed XSL-FO templates for PHP & Java-based XML billing system outputting automated 3-5 million+ PDF bills/month for Zurich Insurance, NY State Fund & Farmer's Insurance Technologies: PHP, XML, XSL-FO, XSLT, XQuery, Classic ASP, MS SQL, Google Maps, HTML, CSS, JavaScript Web Developer, Buy.com, Aliso Viejo, CA, 5/00-3/01 ü Developed ASP-based self-help system enabling users to solve their own problems ü Developed bundle/grouping display-logic integrating product availability Technologies: Classic ASP, MS SQL Server, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML Manager/Webmaster, Real Legends, Vista, CA, 10/99-5/00 ü Managed Content & Development Groups for launch of PL-SQL/Oracle authentic sports memorabilia website Applied Tech: Oracle DB/PL-SQL Cartridge integration, HTML, CSS, Email Marketing Applications Program Manager/Webmaster, Brain.com, Newport Beach, CA, 4/96-8/99 ü System Admin for Email, Website & DNS increasing from 1k-26,000+ unique IPs/day Instructor, North Orange County Community College, Fullerton, CA, 8/98-4/99 ü Web/Graphic Design, Site Management & Search Engine Optimization Techniques Department Head/Teacher, Navajo Preparatory School, Farmington, NM, 8/93-8/95 ü Wrote Educational Technology grant for $42k of Macs, software & equipment for Navajo Preparatory School ü Taught multimedia, DTP, HyperCard, 3D, Director, & BASIC programming with Macs, Apple II+ & IIgs .
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