Professional Background.

By profession, I'm a Software Engineer who has a B.S. in Computer Science from Framingham State College. I own a great debt of thanks to my Computer Science mentor, Professor Robert Oberg. Please keep Professor Oberg in your prayers. If it were not for the Computer Science skills I learned from him, I would not have been able to bring together Catholic Apologetics and Computer Technology to the realm of the internet.

Thanks, Prof !!

You can break my professional career down into four distinct but connected areas:

Programming 3GL languages
Performing IV&V, Independent Verification and Validation, like SQA, Software Quality Assurance
Programming Client/server applications
Designing, developing and maintaining corporate intranet's and small business web sites

Current Employment status: Self-employed

Currently I'm professionally self-employed but have done seasonal work at Best Buy in Framingham and Staples in Natick. I'm one who got crushed in the DOT COM crash of the 90's. I've been self-employed for almost 6 years but am fortunate to have a supportive family. I'm trying to find an internet-centric company I can work for on a permanent basis. Positions that I would be a good match for include:

Web Page Developer
Entry Level Web Applications Developer (CF and Access)
Web Support Engineer

Since January of 1996 I've taken a strong interest in web design and development and currently design and develop web sites for small businesses and non-profits.

Where as most professional small businesses will bill their web sites starting at about $2,700.00, my motto is "Time for affordable web sites". Most of the sites I develop range from $500 to $1000.00 per site.

I've received very kind feedback from my customers who have noted that the content on sites I've designed is easy to navigate and get to.

If you are a employer or hiring manager, interested in what I can bring to your company or organization, check out my resume. More then one friend has suggested that I would be very happy working for the Church in the web arena. I agree but have yet to find the opportunity.

I see myself in the next 7 to 10 years on a web development team using my current web development skill set while learning new technologies. I'm currently learning Macromedia Fireworks and in the near future, PhotoShop.

Take a look at my resumes below and call me if you have a position I can apply for.

Mike Humphrey, Web Developer
phone: 1-508-653-3777
e-mail: mike.humphrey@rcn.com

Resumes:

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