Resume: Edward Piou

Professional Objective

To obtain a challenging position developing useful, complex websites or Net-based software.

Technical skills

Web skills: HTML, online database integration, user interface design, site architecture, content management systems, CSS, XML, SSL, search engines, log file analysis.

Programming languages: Perl (CGI, DBI, mod_perl, etc.), PHP, Javascript, etc.

Web/Application server administration: Apache, Jakarta Tomcat.

Unix system administration: Solaris, Linux, BSD, operating system and tools installation and maintenance, NFS, TCP/IP networking, BIND/DNS, security, sendmail, ftpd, sshd, user account management, shell scripting, Samba, majordomo, mailman, etc.

Databases: MySQL.

Miscellaneous: Photoshop, BBEdit, CVS, object-oriented programming experience, comfortable using Unix, Windows, and MacOS.

Employment History

President/Owner
ep Productions, Inc. (San Francisco, California)
April 1996-Present

Provide programming, system administration, website building, and technical guidance to a diverse set of clients.

Projects:

Annenberg/CPB Projects (http://www.learner.org/) (4/1996-present) Maintained 2 Unix web/database/email servers and provided web programming and strategy services. Wrote project specifications and documentation. Developed complex database-driven web applications for visitors and intranet systems for staff. Managed user accounts, Unix network, system backups, security, etc.
ahref.com (http://www.ahref.com/) (5/1998-present) Co-founded, maintain, program, edit, and write for web-based magazine for web developers. Developed content management systems for publishing articles, maintaining Yahoo-style directory of external resources, calendar of industry events, etc.
SSB Technologies (http://www.ssbtechnologies.com) (10/2001-10/2002) Provided system administration, technical support, and network security services. Managed technical intern. Prepared IT budgets. Maintained co-located Internet services on a 24 by 7 basis.
Interactive Extreme (http://www.interactiveextreme.com/) (9/2001-2/2002) Created secure, web-based system for business owners to input and edit retail store information in client database, and administrative tools for maintaining and publishing information.
Wells Fargo (http://www.wellsfargo.com/) (11/2000-3/2001) Planned, designed, and documented news publishing system to keep internal users informed of company- and technology-related news.
Fed2U (website defunct) (10/1999-9/2000) Imported million-plus-record U.S. government flat files (campaign fund-raising information) into Oracle 8i; developed web interface for browsing and searching the data. Migrated client website to mod_perl-based SSI system. Provided guidance on technology strategy to management and fellow programmers.
TLCI (http://www.learner.org/tlci/) (6/1996-5/2000) Migrated a Foxpro-based database of educational initiatives to the Web; including both input ability and public interface.
PERF (http://www.policeforum.org/) (6/1997-3/1998) Modified system for police officers from across the nation to share community policing techniques through a highly structured online reporting system.

Producer/Product Manager
Interactive Applications Group (http://www.iapps.com/) (Washington, D.C.)
July 1995-March 1996

Managed a team of graphic artists, programmers, and HTML writers in building corporate WWW sites; coordinated team efforts with outside clients and content providers.

Assistant Director, Electronic Services
The Chronicle of Higher Education (http://www.chronicle.com/) (Washington, D.C.)
October 1994-July 1995

Production Associate, Chronicle Information Services
The Chronicle of Higher Education (http://www.chronicle.com/) (Washington, D.C.)
October 1992-October 1994

Developed gopher, email, and web services for online newspaper using editorial, technical, and management skills.

Residential Computing Assistant and Computing Coordinator, Residential Affairs
Stanford University (Stanford, California)
September 1990-September 1992

Installed and maintained dormitory computer cluster hardware and software; taught computer skills to new students; documented campus computing systems.

Computer Consultant, Stanford Business School
Stanford University (Stanford, California)
January 1990-September 1991

Managed student computer clusters. Installed faculty computer systems.

Education

B.S., June 1992. Coursework included computer science work and issues in the use and development of technology.
Stanford University

National Merit and National Achievement Scholar.

Miscellany

Technical editor, Addison-Wesley.

Speaker, Web Design and Development '99

Edward T. Piou

Professional Objective

Technical skills

Employment History

Education

Miscellany