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Barry Krusch (an old, old resume, way out of date!!)

OBJECTIVE

To develop "hot" technical writing on the Web using the latest available technologies, such as Java, JavaScript, CGI, Perl, and C shell scripts. Particularly interested in multimedia applications for educational purposes, since manuals and tutorials in hard-copy are done much better in HTML format.

HTML/WEB DESIGN EXPERIENCE

Developed and mantained Web pages and servers since the spring of 1993. Techniques used on the pages include CGI (written utilizing C and Perl scripts), forms, frames, tables, and HTML 2.0, 2+, 3.0, and Netscape extensions. The pages were developed with custom tools written in C, Hypertalk, and WordBasic.

Expertise in all flavors and aspects of HTML including backgrounds, font sizes/colors, tables, imagemaps (both client and server), client-pull, and server-push. Setup of user authentication and password databases. Experienced with servers fromWEBStar.

Here are some examples of my work:

• The New York Subway Finder
  Very popular in New York City; there are currently over 160 other sites that point to this site.
  
  
• Kubrick on the Web
  This site has been featured on NHK, the television network of Japan. It has received four stars from Magellan, the Web site rating service, and has also been featured in the book What's On the Web.
  
  
• Westwood CoHousing
  This site has helped a CoHousing group go from 8 members to 15 in three months.
  
  
• Would The Real First Amendment Please Stand Up? (online-book)
  An online-book that received over 500 hits in its first twenty days of existence.

EDUCATION

Emory University
Bachelor's degree in Psychology awarded in June of 1980.

Hunter College
Master's degree in Education to be awarded in 1996.

SOFTWARE AND LANGUAGES KNOWN

HTML, C, HyperTalk, Visual Basic, Java, JavaScript, SQL, XBase.

Experienced with Adobe Photoshop (Win/Mac). Proficient in all the major scanning and image processing programs for the Macintosh, including Visio Technical, as well as most major word processing programs for Macintosh and Windows. Well versed in many Internet apps, including NewsWatcher, Fetch, Anarchie, etc. Have two years experience in the UNIX operating system.

WORK HISTORY

In the last six years, I have worked on a free-lance and semi-permanent basis for several Fortune 500 corporate clients, including IBM, Chemical Bank, American Express. At these clients I had various responsibilities, ranging from troubleshooting assignments and technical writing to network design. At American Express I supervised two employees while helping manage nearly 200 Macs, and I documented networking technical systems at Chemical Bank using Visual Basic and HTML.

In addition, I have worked for other major clients. For example, at Willkie, Farr, and Gallagher, one of the top 20 law firms in the United States, I helped to manage the transition from a Wang VS environment to a LAN running PC's and Macs connected over an Ethernet backbone. I have also done private work for several other law offices, travel agencies, real estate offices, and public relations firms. I have worked in many facets of computing, including graphics, databases, word processing, and, of course, web design. I have also written some books when I had a spare moment or two.

PUBLICATIONS

The New York Subway Finder (1987)

The 21st Century Constitution (1992)

Would The Real First Amendment Please Stand Up? (1996)

REFERENCES

References available upon request.