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RODNEY NEGOSA
email: rnegosa@yahoo.com
o b j e c t i v e
Senior Web and Graphic Designer with well developed skills in Web Page and User Interface Development, Computer Graphics and Illustrations, and Multimedia Production. Works closely with information architects and developers in turning product requirements into usable screen design and layouts; develop storyboards, screen mockups, wireframes and prototypes; create logos, brochures, posters, trade show booth designs and other collaterals.
s k i l l s
  • Photoshop, Illustrator, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Flash & Actionscripts, Dreamweaver, InDesign
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    Senior Web / Graphic Designer
    (12/2008 – 06/2011) - LensVector, Mountain View, California
  • Design, build and develop the corporate web site making use of Dreamweaver, HTML, CSS, Flash and XML/XSLT
  • Provide a consistent corporate graphic look for all presentations, develop look and feel for all corporate collateral and design trade show booth and posters making use of Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign.
    • Senior Web / Graphic Designer & User Interface Developer
    (03/2001 – 11/2008) - Panasas, Fremont, California
  • Design, build and develop user interface for PanActive Manager (management console application & installation wizard), company’s main web site, Panasas.com, MyPanasas.com, and company intranet.
  • Design the company’s numerous collaterals such as logo specifications, building signs, show booth designs, posters, postcards, technical white papers using Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and also product demos using Flash and powerpoint presentations
  • Create in Dreamweaver, HTML, CSS, Javascript, and XML/XSLT the company’s internal and external sites.
  • Debug and test PanActive Manager and MyPanasas.com applications.
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    Senior Web Designer/Interface Developer
    (02/2000 – 02/2001) - Starwire, Hayward, California
  • Evaluate client creative briefs to determine and prepare use cases and design resultant mockups.
  • Build resultant web pages utilizing HTML and JavaScript in the Starwire CMS Portal environment.
  • Lead developer for Ecommerce group creating graphics and building prototypes of affiliate sites.
  • Design and develop UI for Starwire software, Shopping Bot, Efundraising, Eprocurement, and Storefront solutions using Illustrator and Photoshop and incorporate solutions into CMS Portal.
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    Senior Web Designer
    (04/1997 - 01/2000) – Zip2 / AltaVista, Mountain View, California
  • Designed, built, launched and/or maintained the portal sites such as New York Time's NYToday.com, Washington Post's OnWashington.com, Lefigaro’s ParisAvenue.com (Leading newspaper in Paris), Boston Globe's Boston.com, San Jose Mercury News' Justgo.com and many more.
  • Lead HTML Programmer for the Launch Implementation group. Manages and contributes to the launch group's efforts to specify, improve, and implement the look and feel of Zip2/AltaVista affiliates online sites using Dreamweaver.
  • Responsible for maintaining the affiliate sites, making sure that the graphics, and contents of the sites are up-to-date making use of Photoshop and Illustrator to create the graphics.
  • Trained graphic designers in Canada, and throughout the U.S. in designing web pages, graphic manipulation, and the use of Net Objects Fusion web authoring software, and other web page software.
  • Managed Ecommerce site development using Intershop software, and the development of Ecommerce sites using Intershop software.
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    Programmer/Analyst
    (1993-1997) - Relevant Business Systems, Inc., San Ramon, California
  • Programmed ERP applications using 4gl languages, SQL, Basic, and COBOL according to the client's specifications.
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    e d u c a t i o n
    Masters Institute, San Jose, California
    AS Degree in Multimedia Communication and Presentation
    California State University, Hayward, California
    BS Degree in Business Administration with option in Computer Information System