Developer Management

JENNIFER REFAT

**-** ***** ******, **** Park, N.Y. 11374

917-***-**** - www.jenrefat.com - ******@*****.***

EXPERIENCE

Web Producer, New York University

Aug. 2005-Present

- Involved in all aspects of development and deployment of various

verticals within nyu.edu.

- Responsibilities include implementation of design mockups to

HTML/PHP pages and JSP templates, web accessibility and cross

browser compatibility, documentation, writing and running through

testing scripts, training of internal customers and long term

support.

- Involved in evaluation of various CMS products and our eventual

selection of and porting to Communiqu .

NYU Bike Share Lead Developer, New York University

April 2008-Present

- Part of group to be approved for an NYU Sustainability Committee

"Green Grant" for NYU Bike Share

- Designing UI and building a LAMP based bike reservation system

- Working with team consisting of administrators, developers and

university staff to launch in Fall '10

Website Designer & Developer, Dialogue House

Jan. 2005-Aug. 2005

- Redesigned intensivejournal.org (since changed) using modern

aesthetics

- Coded a LAMP based website with updated standards of accessibility

and cross-browser compatibility

- Maintained and updated Access DB through macros and SQL queries

SKILLS

Software

Fluent: PHP, SQL, (X)HTML, CSS Familiar: Javascript, Java,

C++ Learning: Ruby

Operating Systems

Current: MacOS X Familiar: Windows 95/98/2000/XP, Ubuntu

Applications

Web Server: Apache Database Management: MySQL

Source Management: Subversion Design Tools: Photoshop CS4,

ImageReady CS4

Misc

Spoken Languages: Fluent in English and Spanish, Familiar with

French

Strong verbal and written communication skills

Excellent troubleshooting and debugging skills

EDUCATION

New York University

May 2008

Interactive Telecommunications Program, M.P.S., 3.7/4.0

Graduate Thesis: Craftic: Find. Make. Share.

Craftic.com is a website where users can submit, search and vote for

the best tutorials online. This project involved end-to-end

development of an online crafting community which fostered

collaboration via Creative Commons licensed tutorials.

New York University

May 2005

Computer Science, B.A., 3.4/4.0

NYU Academic Scholarship

INTERESTS

Participating in the arts and craft community, world traveling,

bicycling and hiking

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