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An introduction to Rob after hours including
information about my hobbies, friends, and
other details about home life. (Check
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| Rob @ School: |
A record of what I've gotten out of my college
experience, as well as some teamwork and
presentations of interest to other students.
(Check it out)
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Thanks for visiting my webspace. I've divided this site into
three sections for easier viewing. This first section, Rob@Work,
describes my professional skills and experiences. The other sections,
Rob@Home and Rob@School,
describe (respectively) some of my "off duty" occupations and
academic efforts. Expect major revisions after June 2001; that's when
I'll finally complete my undergraduate degree and enter the workforce
full time!
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I'm currently an eCommerce programmer at netladder.com,
an internet and corporate image consulting firm in my
hometown of Kalamazoo, Michigan. Building on my experience
from last summer at P&U, I'm coding extensively in
SQL and several scripting languages. I'm also
responsible for database design on our client sites,
which is a great experience.
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In the summer of 1999, I worked in the Unix division of
Pharmacia &
Upjohn's (now Pharmacia) IT department. I was responsible for collecting
performance data on a number of production servers, but my
primary project was building a dynamic server information site.
To get this done, I learned VBScript and a little SQL, as well
as getting a feel for how to interact with Oracle databases.
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In the summers of 1997 and 1998, I was an intern with I/Net Inc. My primary projects were
creating a customer support
site that's is still used, and assisting in a port of the
Netscape FastTrack web server to the AS/400 platform...
(More about I/Net)
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