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This is my semi-professional headshot (thank you to Five-Star Liquor in Las Vegas for the glasses).

I entered the workforce in 1987, courtesy of the good people at Swensen’s Ice Cream in Costa Mesa. After a brief hiatus for high school and a five-year stint at Chalmers 76 station in Huntington Beach, my quest for knowledge and disposable income led me to Ojai, where I learned how to program for a popular technology called Flash.

But Flash was eventually killed by Apple and now I’m an IT/web developer.

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Web Development

Professional web developer and administrator with 20+ years of well-rounded interactive application experience and agile software development

Data Reporting

Proficient with data analytics and reporting; extensive experience with the ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) stack.

Site Optimization

Well-versed with tools for debugging, improving page-speed scores and general optimization

WordPress/CMS

Theme and plugin, PHP development; WordPress installation setup.

Adobe Creative

Skilled with Adobe Creative Suite apps (Acrobat, After Effects, Animate, Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop)

E-Learning

SCORM-compliant Articulate Storyline 360 development

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City of Corona – Police Response Statistics

Calls for service received by the City of Corona Police Department
updated January 26, 2021

The data here is pulled directly from the city of Corona’s Open Data catalog. I made this as a one-time example by exporting a csv file and parsing it with Logstash to feed the documents into an Elasticsearch index. Kibana was then used to create the dashboard below; this can also be accessed via a SODA API for real-time updates.

City of Riverside – Crime Reports

Crime Reports from Engage Riverside
updated February 2, 2021

Another interactive dashboard example, using information from Riverside Open Data. Numbers can be filtered by type of crime, premise, neighborhood policing center, or date histograms.

Batch geocoding proved difficult and was eventually discarded due to the abundance of intersection strings and unreliable “no match” entries.