Jesse Janowiak
(570) 971-4929
Experienced full-stack web developer with more than 10 years of experience building and supporting websites. Adaptable to new tools, languages, and workflows. Lifelong learner.
Technical Skills
- Advanced CSS layout and design strategies, covering the gamut from fully backwards-compatible to cutting edge
- Modern JavaScript: vanilla ES6, JQuery, and frameworks including, React, Vue, Svelte
- Advanced WordPress theme and plugin development using modern PHP coding and testing techniques
- Continuous integration, testing, and deployment pipelines
Web Developer Experience
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NewCity Media, Blacksburg, VA — Senior Web Developer
January 2016–PresentLead WordPress developer at NewCity
- Developed completely custom themes and plugins for colleges and universities
- Built component libraries using Fractal, Pattern Lab, and Twig and prepared them for CMS integration
- Worked directly with client teams to plan and implement site features
- Provided client training, including in-person demos and thorough written documentation
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Virginia-Maryland School of Veterinary Medicine — Web Developer
July 2013–December 2015- Redesigned and implemented entire college website consisting of hundreds of pages
- Maintained and updated college website on a daily basis
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Freelance Web Developer & Designer — Self Employed
December 2011–June 2013Designed and implemented websites for a variety of small businesses and organizations. -
NewEra Advertising, Williamsport, PA — Web and Graphic Designer
February 2011–August 2011- Designed and built websites for the agency’s clients
- Built and maintained the agency’s own website
Education
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Animation Mentor (Online Program) — Certificate in Character Animation
Graduated July 2009 -
Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN — B.S. Computer Graphics Technology
Graduated May 2003
Other Experience
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Purdue University School of Technology — Graduate Research / Teaching Assistant
January 2007–December 2008 -
Purdue University Engineering Computer Network — Web Graphics Technician
January 2000–August 2003