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Objective
JavaScript Programmer, Applications Engineer, Developer Support, Release
Engineer, Technical Support, or Technical Writer.

Technical Knowledge
 | Operating systems: DOS, Windows (3.X/95/98/2000/ME/NT) Mac OS, Novell
NetWare, Unix, VAX/VMS, CTOS |
 | Programming: JavaScript, WSH, C, IBM PC assembly, Visual BASIC, Clipper,
Perl, Pascal |
 | Applications: Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, Access, Excel), WordPerfect,
dBASE |
 | Miscellaneous: HTML, Windows troubleshooting, Internet, Activex, networks,
modems, printers, scanners, TWAIN, OCR, video synchronization, litigation
support software, screen access products, court reporting machines, fluent
German, advanced class Amateur Radio license |
 | References and Documentation portfolio available |

Work Experience
 | Enhanced the interactive nature of tech bulletins by adding ActiveX
elements through JavaScript |
 | Mastered complexities of working with Windows Script Host |
 | Created software to log and automate the updating of hundreds of web-based
documents and internal databases |
 | Developed a library of JavaScript functions for use by the company’s
HTML writers. |
 | Responsible for maintaining and improving the quality of technical support
provided by 1st level technicians |
 | Monitored calls and emails produced by technicians in several call centers
where tech support was outsourced |
 | Developed a database for analyzing patterns in unsolved problems so that
"escalations" could be reported to engineering in an organized
manner |
 | Acted as a representative and liaison for technical support with other
departments |
 | Researched and wrote an extensive document detailing how our large,
worldwide technical support operation functioned |
 | Traveled to call centers to train technicians on new products |
 | Reduced company costs while simultaneously increasing customer
satisfaction by building a comprehensive web-based knowledge base of
technical solutions |
 | Diagnosed complex Windows 95 configuration and hardware conflict issues |
 | Implemented a variety of strategies to reduce incoming calls, customer
hold times and technicians' talk times |
 | Multi-tasked efficiently in a high-pressure environment with constant
interruptions |
 | Volunteered for and worked at documentation writing and software quality
assurance projects |
 | Developed creative methods for rapidly mastering new products |
 | Ran department smoothly and single handedly when manager on vacation |
 | Wrote ten new product manuals in two years |
 | Drafted in-house training pamphlets and advertising copy |
 | Initiated improvements in older manuals by actively soliciting customer
feedback |
 | Built macros to speed routine tasks |
 | Handled tight deadlines, thrifty budgets and last-minute changes |
June 1990 - March 1992
 | Trained court reporters to master computer-aided transcription, real-time
captioning and video synchronization |
 | Coordinated beta-testers and their reports |
 | Founded and published departmental newsletter to share technical solutions |
 | Won loyalty from previously difficult customers |
 | Received highest commission ever awarded during temporary assignment in
telemarketing |
 | Developed MS-DOS TSR for blind customers to read the screen using
synthesized speech |
 | Coded low-level functions to interface hardware |
 | Gained expert knowledge of PC architecture and MS-DOS internals |
1984-1985
 | Created training cassettes to reduce support costs. |
 | Standardized shop procedures including archiving and network access |
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