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Ryan H.

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Hi, I\'m a Developer/Administrator from Austin TX

$25 USD / Hour

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Joined on July 6, 2013

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$25 USD / Hour

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I am a veteran web developer, catering to a broad spectrum of clients and businesses for over 7 years. I also specialize in Linux Systems Administration and Web Hosting. As a Hosting Support Manager, having constant exposure to solving today's problems gives me a competitive advantage when debugging and writing code, as well as troubleshooting server problems quickly and effectively. All this and more is yours when I work for you.

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786917
This website was a stock bootstrap design. I changed this by setting a color pallet, adding images and art, and animating elements of the site, along side responsive elements. My favorite part of this was making the footer. As it integrates well with the client's product, I created and animated an html terminal to showcase my links and more of their own. This was my first job here on freelancer.

analyser.mysshlog.co.uk

This website was a stock bootstrap design. I changed this by setting a color pallet, adding images and art, and animating elements of the site, along side responsive elements. My favorite part of this was making the footer. As it integrates well with the client's product, I created and animated an html terminal to showcase my links and more of their own. This was my first job here on freelancer.

analyser.mysshlog.co.uk

This website was a stock bootstrap design. I changed this by setting a color pallet, adding images and art, and animating elements of the site, along side responsive elements. My favorite part of this was making the footer. As it integrates well with the client's product, I created and animated an html terminal to showcase my links and more of their own. This was my first job here on freelancer.

analyser.mysshlog.co.uk

786906
I themed and animated wubhosting's wordpress blog. The user has since made some tweaks that make it look a little less appealing, but the plans for this site include a jQuery script that find's the user's time, and populates the background to a hue of darkness, or light blue, depending on if it's day time or night time. This theme was created from a PSD image, that was converted into a web design, then developed.

Wubhosting Blog

786904
I manage and maintain all codebases for 64u. This includes but isn't limited to: Wordpress themes and plugins WHMCS theme and plugins (including provisioning scripts for VMware Esxi) Landing Pages Forms and automated tools See more at 64u.com

64u.com

786896
In this project, I manipulated the graphic rendering engine, three.js, to display and generate clouds in a background canvas, while overlaying an elegant landing page over top of it. I used jQuery to handle simple things like div manipulation to change between the video and the input form. I also wrote the php to validate email, send ajax to the form, and log IPs for each signup in the database, as well as the opt-in verification code for this page.

Webhosting.coop

786917
This website was a stock bootstrap design. I changed this by setting a color pallet, adding images and art, and animating elements of the site, along side responsive elements. My favorite part of this was making the footer. As it integrates well with the client's product, I created and animated an html terminal to showcase my links and more of their own. This was my first job here on freelancer.

analyser.mysshlog.co.uk

This website was a stock bootstrap design. I changed this by setting a color pallet, adding images and art, and animating elements of the site, along side responsive elements. My favorite part of this was making the footer. As it integrates well with the client's product, I created and animated an html terminal to showcase my links and more of their own. This was my first job here on freelancer.

analyser.mysshlog.co.uk

This website was a stock bootstrap design. I changed this by setting a color pallet, adding images and art, and animating elements of the site, along side responsive elements. My favorite part of this was making the footer. As it integrates well with the client's product, I created and animated an html terminal to showcase my links and more of their own. This was my first job here on freelancer.

analyser.mysshlog.co.uk

786906
I themed and animated wubhosting's wordpress blog. The user has since made some tweaks that make it look a little less appealing, but the plans for this site include a jQuery script that find's the user's time, and populates the background to a hue of darkness, or light blue, depending on if it's day time or night time. This theme was created from a PSD image, that was converted into a web design, then developed.

Wubhosting Blog

786904
I manage and maintain all codebases for 64u. This includes but isn't limited to: Wordpress themes and plugins WHMCS theme and plugins (including provisioning scripts for VMware Esxi) Landing Pages Forms and automated tools See more at 64u.com

64u.com

786896
In this project, I manipulated the graphic rendering engine, three.js, to display and generate clouds in a background canvas, while overlaying an elegant landing page over top of it. I used jQuery to handle simple things like div manipulation to change between the video and the input form. I also wrote the php to validate email, send ajax to the form, and log IPs for each signup in the database, as well as the opt-in verification code for this page.

Webhosting.coop

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Experience

Technical Director

Jan, 2012 - Present

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14 years, 6 months

SolidArray

Jan, 2012 - Present

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14 years, 6 months

This position included managing blades of hypervisor systems, and deploying new hypervisors and servers. I was responsible for PXE boots, as well as automated installs via Kickstart and Preseed. I also was responsible for responding to escalated issues, and developed new features for this product line. I created much of the wiki content for this company, including one liner script installers for stacks such as Nginx+Httpd+Varnish+PHP-FPM+APC, CoroSync+Pacemaker master and node scripts for open source Hig

Jan, 2012 - Present

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14 years, 6 months

Linux Administrator

Nov, 2010 - Dec, 2012

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2 years, 1 month

Hostgator.com

Nov, 2010 - Dec, 2012

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2 years, 1 month

This position began with migrating servers with rsync, scp, and ftp, and configuring newly moved systems, and troubleshooting dependencies and configurations post-transfer. Other tasks included the priority reboot queue, where I was responsible for re-stabilizing systems with bootup failure. In this, I learned valuable troubleshooting skills for systems with kernel crashes, core dumps, memory leaks, out of control scripts, and much more.

Nov, 2010 - Dec, 2012

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2 years, 1 month

Developer

May, 2009 - Feb, 2010

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9 months

Cobianet Wireless

May, 2009 - Feb, 2010

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9 months

In this job, I developed and maintained web code related to customer portals and more. This job also included the management of monitoring code for wireless antennae, and the deployment of wireless networks.

May, 2009 - Feb, 2010

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9 months

Education

Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi

2006 - 2007

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1 year

Computer Science CIS

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United States

2006 - 2007

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1 year

Qualifications

Cpanel Technical I

2012

Cpanel

The cPU Technical Exams were developed to establish reputable and professional standards in cPanel & WHM Linux-based troubleshooting and support, helping to prove you have the razor-sharp technical chops required for current or future employers and clients. With the Technical exams, you can expect questions ranging from general Linux/BSD knowledge to in-depth cPanel & WHM troubleshooting, tools, and techniques. Questions in the Base certification exam covers general system commands and requirements, to log locations and ports used. Advanced certification exams involve Perl knowledge and advanced troubleshooting concepts. All technical exams were designed by cpanel Level III and Level IV technical analysts. Technical exams start out challenging and continue to get harder, demanding that you dig deep into your arsenal of technical skills in Linux and cPanel software. Don't be fooled, the advanced tests are intense and require hands-on skills.

2012

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