Kim D. Neil

  OBJECTIVE

Obtain a responsible, challenging, entry-level position in the Information Technology field that would utilize my technical and computer knowledge, strong people skills and organizational abilities.

  SUMMARY

• Strong interpersonal skills; possess the ability to work effectively with people.
• Highly organized and resourceful; works well under pressure.
• Dependable and responsible; thrive in challenging situations requiring the ability and willingness to learn new skills.

  HIGHLIGHTS OF TECHNICAL AND COMPUTER STUDIES

• Unix System Administration; Web Server Administration; Security
• Troubleshooting PCs; Networks / Operating Systems
• Java 2; Visual Basic; Visual C++; GUI Design
• Systems Development Project; Computer Architecture
• HTML, DHTML, XML, CSS; Perl-CGI; Adobe Photoshop
• Database Management; Electronic Spreadsheets; File Management

  EDUCATION

June 2003       Baker College       Flint, MI
Bachelor of Open Systems Technology - Graduate June, 2003

April 1994       C.S. Mott Community College       Flint, MI
Associate in Applied Science - Food Service Mgmt. - Graduate April 1994
Associate in Applied Science - Culinary Arts - Graduate April 1994

  INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY WORK EXPIERENCE

December 2002 - present       The Flint Public Library       Flint, MI
Web Design - Working on the library's Web site. Responsible for design, up-dates, and support using Macromedia Studio MX. Introduced the use of CSS on the library's Web site. On going work as a team member researching accessibility issues and implementing them into a new Web site design. Utilize and create graphics.

1999 - present       Free Lance Webmaster       Fenton, MI
Webmaster - Responsible for designing, organizing, updating and maintaining web sites. Utilizing and creating graphics, CSS, DHTML, and HTML as needed for user interface and Web site look and feel.

September 2001 - May 2002       The Baker Net Club       Flint, MI
Web Design - Worked with a team of students developing and designing a web site for a new technology club at Baker College.

References and other work experience available upon request.