PAUL BROWN

Qualifications:
 Creative web developer with strong background in the design, development and
administration of large corporate intranet and internet web sites.
 Detail-oriented professional who gains great satisfaction from knowing that a
project was done right.
 Enthusiastic team player with an outgoing, friendly communication style.
COMPUTER SKILLS:
Programming language: HTML, MS Visual InterDev, JavaScript
Operating system: windows (9x/NT/200/XP), Macintosh, and UNIX
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS: MS Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook, Internet
Explorer, Microsoft internet information server, WebTrends Analysis suite
EDUCATION:
BACHELORS OF ARTS (December 2002)
Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts, Kingston, Jamaica
 Major in fine arts studio with an emphasis on digital imaging and sculpture
 Computer course: electronic imaging, advanced project in electronic imaging, Web
Art, Advanced computer art, Introduction to computer art
 Design course work: independent study in fine arts, photography, 20 th century
sculpture, advanced drawing history, color drawing, advanced studio problems,
studio 3-D, beginning studio 2-D
 3-D topics: form, wood, wood sculpture, advanced sculpture, advanced figure
sculpture
 Business course work: conflict management, macroeconomics, interpersonal
communications, political science, quantitative and qualitative reasoning skills
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
 Intermediate and advanced HTML, WorldCom, Kingston, Jamaica Windows NT 4.0
Administration, WorldCom, Kingston, Jamaica
 UNIX Fundamental, WorldCom, Kingston, Jamaica
 Lightwave 3-D modeling software, University of Technology, Jamaica
EXPERIENCE:
FREELANCE WEB DESIGNER (1995 – Present)
Paul White Consulting, Kingston, Jamaica
 Designed a web site for high West Siding and windows – www.highwestsiding.com
(2003)
 Conceived, designed and maintained a web site for enthusiastic of the 1967 – 1973
Mercury Cougar called The Mercury Cougar Collectors Page. The site allowed
interested people to display photos of their classis cars and obtain
information(1995-1999)
APPLICATIONS DEVELOPER II (Software Developer) (1999 – 2002)
WorldCom, Kingston, Jamaica
 Designed, developed, and maintained several WorldCom intranet and internet
websites.
 Met with internal customers to determine their requirements, brainstormed with
the development team, and designed the look and feel of each site.
  Redesigned existing web sites inherited from other groups and organizations within
WorldCom to provide users with a fresh browsing experience and enhanced
organization of content.
 Recognized for reliability, initiative, customer service skills, and ability to meet tight
deadlines.
 Discovered a virus attack on the server and recovered data quickly to minimize
downtime.
SOFTWARE SYSTEM ENGINEER I (System Administrator) (1998 – 1999)
WorldCom, Kingston, Jamaica
 served as primary systems administrator for 20 windows NT server and backup
administrator for the UNIX server, together hosting up to 150 websites.
 Backed up the system weekly to ensure that data was available for recovery
purposes.
 Configured and managed web server software, including MS internet information
server and Netscape enterprise server.
 Monitored and maintained intranet and internet web sites and provided weekly
web traffic and usage analysis reports using WebTrends analysis suite.
 Served as a team lead on various server installation projects.
 Customized web sites configuration to provide user-friendly development
environments and convenient access for content management
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE, TECHNICAL SERVER TECHNICIAN (1992 – 1998)
Best Buy Stores, Inc., Kingston, Jamaica
 Successfully sold computer hardware and accessories, cellular telephones, digital
satellites systems, software, and music in retail setting.
 Won numerous sales wards for consistently meeting or exceeding revenue goals and
selling value added services.
 Handled returns and exchanges, placed service orders, and ensured customers
satisfaction.
 Performed testing , troubleshooting, and minor repairs on consumer electronics
 Managed shipping, receiving, and inventory of repair units.

ART EXHIBITIONS:
STUDENT ART EXHIBITION (1996 – 1998)
Gallery of Contemporary Art, Edna Manley College of Visual and Performing Arts,
Kingston, Jamaica
 Displayed a digital image and two sculptures.
 Won a prize for a digital image entitled message from the gods. The image was
purchased by the University for Display in the University Center.

AARDVARK-ZYMURGY: THE WORKS OF UCCS ART GRADUATES (1997-1998)

The Warehouse Gallery, Kingston, Jamaica
 Displayed two sculptures and digital image

ADDRESS:
1234 N. Tejon Street, Kingston, Jamaica
Phone: (876) 123-4567 email: jones12345@pcisys.net