Resume of Eric R. Hodel

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CONTACT

Eric R. Hodel
1823 E Madison St B707
Seattle, WA 98112

Home Phone: 206-328-7860
Email: drbrain@segment7.net
Website: http://segment7.net/

SKILLSET

Programming languages including: Ruby, JavaScript, C/C++, Smalltalk, Scheme, Python, PHP, Visual Basic, etc.

Object Oriented programming methods including use of design patterns.

Web markup languages including HTML, XHTML, and related XML knowledge. CSS guru including CSS positioning, advanced use of CSS selectors and select CSS3 features.

Familiar with SQL and concepts behind databases including correct data modeling. Experience with Oracle, Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server and MySQL.

Web application development including development of the Borges framework and use of Seaside, in-depth knowledge of standards-compliance and lightweight HTML styling.

Mozilla application development including XUL, JavaScript, CSS and various XUL widgets.

EMPLOYMENT

PACCAR International:

Maintained and developed content and templates for ePortal
Modified and deployed a customer service application, integrating with internal databases
Used Ruby to automate various tasks such as web site development
Analyzed web server logs and recommended changes to enhance performance

PACCAR Parts:

Content editor and web author
Used Ruby, OLE and VIM to automate content editing process

Boeing and Seattle University:

Used Python to update an Oracle database from legacy data

PACCAR Parts:

Maintained a static HTML web site
Developed dynamic content using ASP and MS Access

PACCAR International:

Desktop, server and application maintenance

EDUCATION

Graduated from Seattle University in 2002 with a BS in Computer Science.

PROJECTS and ACTIVITIES

Ruby:

Borges, a web application framework
QuickCert, an easy way of generating SSL certificates
Articles on Ruby including DRb and WEBrick servlets

Mozilla:

Recognized Mozilla contributor
Link toolbar, a toolbar for the <link> element now incorporated into Mozilla
Livelizard, a livejournal client and ComposIte, a <textarea> editor that both use Mozilla's <editor> XUL widget