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Grocy Milliner

309 South 1101 East, Apt C

Salt Lake City, Utah 84001

gracy@geomilliner.com

801-455-9876 (cell)

For those short on time...

Programming Languages:	PHP 5 (6 years+) and Java SE (1 year+)
Web Scripting:	JavaScript/jQuery, AJAX
Web Presentation:	HTML, HTML5, CSS3
Frameworks/Containers:	Zend (PHP), Servlets (JSP)
Databases:	MySQL, PostgreSQL
Operating Systems:	Linux, Windows

For everyone else...

I'm a seasoned web developer with over 14 years of combined experience in Internet software, including architecture, design, coding, testing, deployment, quality assurance and technical support. My objective is to create, deploy and manage quality web-based business applications – and mentor others to do the same.

I've spent the last 8 years of my career designing, coding, testing and deploying business web sites using object-oriented PHP and relational databases. I use a model-view-controller (MVC) approach and I have built dozens of enterprise-level web sites from the ground up. My experience has been split evenly between back-end coding, database design and front-end 

L, CSS and JavaScript.

I've also had the chance to debug, maintain and extend several legacy systems written in Java and C#. Though my main expertise is in PHP, I understand and can work with several object-oriented programming languages. (I would truly enjoy the opportunity to work more with enterprise-level Java applications, web or otherwise...)

Personally, I'm the kind of guy who finds web development to be as much an artistic pursuit as a way to make a living. I enjoy my work and I'm looking for a role where I can make a real difference to a company's competence, quality and bottom line.

I expect to work intelligently with a small group of talented people in a friendly, supportive environment using state-of-the-art technologies and equipment. I expect to make a difference. And I expect to have a great time doing it.

Professional Experience:

Lead Software Developer Rumor Advertising Salt Lake City, UT

Jan 2010 – Present

Responsibilities:

• Custom web applications using Zend Framework, PHP and MySQL.
• Credit card payment gateway integration and validation using Authorize.Net.
• Legacy site maintenance, redesign and optimization.

Key Accomplishments:

• The entire web site of DailyBread.com.
• The online shopping system for Zoobies.com.
• The entire (multi-lingual) web site of Packsize.com.

Summary:

Rumor Advertising is my current employer and is a job that I like. I have had the opportunity here to really sink my teeth into the latest development platform for PHP – namely: Zend Framework – and create some truly interesting business applications that I'm proud of.

Honestly, it is only the size limitations of Rumor that are causing me to consider looking for other opportunities. Rumor is a small advertising shop which seems content to stay small. While I am the lead developer, it is a team of three. I have reached my potential here (in terms of both role and salary) and find that I need a larger environment if I'm going to continue to advance my career and personal goals.

Software Developer Pacific WebWorks, LLC Salt Lake City, UT

Sept 2008 – May 2009

Responsibilities:

• E-commerce platform integration and customization.
• Credit card payment gateway integration and validation.
• Custom web applications using Perl.
• Interchange e-commerce framework.
• Linux administration.
• Apache 2.x web server administration.
• Custom web design.

Key Accomplishments:

• Implemented real-time shipping, taxation and payment interface for Pacific WebWorks' premier online store site.
• Maintained and debugged legacy systems written in Perl.
• Learned Perl programming language.

Summary/Postmortem:

Pacific WebWorks is a small web marketing company whose main revenue is derived from “per click” marketing of third-party web services. They recently experimented with direct, online retail of name-brand golf equipment and I was hired to implement it.

Unfortunately, sales on the web site did not match expectations and further expansion on the project was canceled. With no immediate plans for additional web development, my services were no longer required and I was laid off.

Software Developer AlphaGraphics, Inc Salt Lake City, UT

Sept 2005 – Sept 2008

Responsibilities:

• PHP 5 (object oriented) coding, testing and quality assurance.
• Database design and development.
• Third-party web service integration.
• Apache web server administration.
• MySQL database administration.
• PostgreSQL database administration.
• Peer mentoring and training.
• Client support and training.

Key Accomplishments:

• Redesigned and recoded from the ground up AlphaGraphics' corporate web site AND all of its franchise web sites, over 250 unique web sites in all.
• Created the “send a file” functionality of all AG's store web sites, driving significant revenue for actual franchisers.
• Created the “get a career” functionality of both AG corporate AND all of its franchises, streamlining resume submissions and online applications for work at all locations.
• Created, deployed and maintained a suite of administrative tools for managing the content and presentation of all of AG's public web sites.
• Deployed and maintained a new content management system for all AG's internal documentation in intranet tools, drastically improving searchability and usability of their internal systems.

Summary/Postmortem:

AlphaGraphics is a multinational franchising company whose revenues derive primarily from franchise royalties. I was initially hired on contract to re-architect and redeploy both their corporate web site and all of their individual franchise web sites. This I successfully did and was hired as a full-time employee shortly thereafter.

AlphaGraphics was a fun, stable job for me and the people there made it a great place to work. As time progressed though, their emphasis on web services diminished and, seeing no clear career path for myself, I eventually began looking for greater opportunities for myself. I left AlphaGraphics to join Pacific WebWorks. In many ways, I regret that decision.

Web Developer JujoSolutions Lindon, UT

Oct 2002 – Sept 2005

Responsibilities:

• Small business web site architecture.
• PHP 4 (non-object oriented) web development and consulting.
• MySQL development and server administration.

Key Accomplishments:

• Created more than a dozen small business web sites.
• Learned the intricacies of web development, database integration and web security.

Summary/Postmortem:

JujoSolutions was a home-based company that my ex-wife and I started when I was laid-off from NextPage, LLC. We primarily operated on personal referrals for new business, creating one-off web sites for local small businesses.

Even if it didn't make us much money, JujoSolutions did give me the chance to really learn and hone my programming skills, and ultimately change my career path. The experience I gained during this time was invaluable to me. I was able to parlay my consulting experience from this stage of my life into a full-time career at AlphaGraphics.

Technical Support Specialist NextPage LLC Lehi, UT

Mar 1997 – Oct 2002

Responsibilities:

• Deep-level technical support and customer relations.
• IIS/ISAPI programming and support.

Key Accomplishments:

• Became the lead technical support representative for all Internet and API-based products.
• Became the highest case-closer of my department.
• Mentored junior level Support Technicians.

Summary/Postmortem:

NextPage was the successor to OpenMarket, Inc. in possessing ownership rights to the once great Folio software product line. They hoped to be able to find a niche in the Internet market for Folio's free-text searching techniques, which had, up until then, only been available through desktop applications.

Unfortunately, they never did find their market – or, indeed, even create an Internet-viable product to offer – and in 2002 (in the wake of 9/11 and the bursting of the "Internet bubble") they laid-off over 75% of their workforce, including me. This led to a very dark period in my life where I was virtually unemployed for over two years. However, as a result of this, JujoSolutions was born.

Lead Software Test Engineer OpenMarket, Inc Provo, UT

Jan 1996 – Mar 1997

Responsibilities:

• Project Management.
• Team management.
• Training software testers in automated software testing techniques and tools.
• Managing metrics and statistics on bug tracking and resolution.
• Performing benchmark testing.

Key Accomplishments:

• Managed a team of five software testers for over a year.
• Created, delegated and implemented the testing plan for OpenMarket's flagship Internet-based text search product.

Summary/Postmortem:

OpenMarket, Inc. was a Boston-based company that made some original forays into online banking software in the mid-late 90's. They acquired the rights to the Folio product line in 1996 and I was brought on to test their flagship Internet product which ported Folio's free-text searching functionality to an online model.

OpenMarket eventually became disillusioned with the Folio product line and sold it – and the company as well – to NextPage, LLC. Almost all of the Provo-based employees transferred to NextPage with this acquisition, including myself.

Technical Support Representative Utah Education Network Salt Lake City, UT

Jan 1995 – Jan 1996

Responsibilities:

• High-level customer technical support for Windows 3.x and Windows 95.

Key Accomplishments:

• Learned key customer relations skills, and patience.

Summary/Postmortem:

In those days, Utah Education Network had the goal to make the Internet available to every public school teacher in the state of Utah. They established several dial-in modem banks throughout the state and we (lucky devils) got to be the front-line support for problems the teachers experienced getting connected (which were not few).

Education:

Computer Science – University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah – No degree (yet).

Self-taught in PHP and MySQL.

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