Steven N. Severinghaus

More details, links, examples, and other interesting projects are
available in my curriculum vitae.

9/2006 — Present: Urban Programs, U of I Extension

• Improvements and feature additions to existing web applications: podcasting, web-to-print,
  AJAX, and sharing new knowledge with coworkers.
• Rapid, team-oriented development of a number of smaller, content-focused websites.

7/2002 — 9/2006: Illinois TRAILL, UIUC

• Built the Illinois TRAILL website, a portal for experts at the University of Illinois to disseminate
  information on various extension and livestock topics.
• Set up and customized an online store for Illinois TRAILL to sell class materials and other media for the
  Department of Animal Sciences.
• Many other smaller web applications: networking, business tools, resource management.

4/2002 — 2003: Web Technology Group, UIUC

• Built a templated website for the Office of Continuing Education that allowed people unfamiliar
  with web publication to easily create new content.
• Began work on the Illinois TRAILL web portal for experts at UIUC to share their work and
  expertise with the livestock and agriculture community.

5/2000 — 1/2002: MedExpert International, Inc.

• Designed and implemented the database access layer for a multi-tier enterprise application.
• Worked with a small team to implement an integrated set of simple, complete web applications.

10/1998 — 5/2000: Corps of Engineers Research Lab

• Designed and implemented a web front-end for a package that models effects of military smokes
  and obscurants on threatened and endangered species. I presented a on this project at the ESRI
  International User Conference in 2000.
• Prototyped an interactive map repository for the Marine Corps base in 29 Palms, CA.

• Graduated from the University High School in Champaign-Urbana in
  1998. There I studied Russian for four years (continued at UIUC
  for two semesters) and Japanese for one year.
• Completed a BA in Mathematics and Computer Science at the
  University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in August, 2006.