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Jason Dittmer is Zimmer Marketing's Marketing Team Leader and Senior Web Developer. Jason joined Newstalk KZRG to discuss the future cryptocurrency under Trump's future presidency. Join Ted and Steve for the KZRG Morning Newswatch!

Jason Dittmer is a Senior Web Developer for Zimmer Marketing and the Newstalk KZRG to discuss a recent American Water hack, what that could mean for YOU, and tips to keep your data and accounts safe on the internet. Join Ted and Steve for the KZRG Morning Newswatch!

Shefik has produced and moderated memorable events for multiple employee resource groups at NBCUniversal. We sit down to talk about the upcoming Olympics in Paris, his 30 year career in entertainment and his voluminous charitable work including as a Grand Ambassador for Anna's House Domestic Violence Shelter He has held senior-level positions at Fortune 500 companies and celebrated brands, including IBM, NBCUniversal, MTV World, Merck, Merriam-Webster, and Wolters Kluwer. A seasoned pro in social media with a career background as a Lead Architect and Senior Web Developer, Shefik is on the cutting edge of new media, as he currently serves as a Technical Lead at NBC Sports.  Shefik is the Executive Producer and Host of the nationally syndicated, terrestrial radio show "Shefik presents Invocation", as well as the internationally distributed video series of the same name. The radio show currently has a total of over 1 million dedicated listeners per month.

Jason Dittmer is Zimmer Marketing's Senior Web Developer and Marketing Team Leader, he joined Newstalk KZRG to discuss the latest advancements in AI deep fake technology and what it could mean for the 2024 election. Join Ted and Steve for the KZRG Morning Newswatch!

Zimmer Marketing's Senior Web Developer Jason Dittmer joined Newstalk KZRG to discuss America's TikTok ban, what precedent it sets, and whether or not it's even constitutional. Join Ted and Steve for the KZRG Morning Newswatch!

Jason Dittmer is Zimmer Marketing's Senior Web Developer and Marketing Team Leader. He joined Newstalk KZRG to discuss the latest developments in AI and effects it could have on our everyday lives. It's the KZRG Morning Newswatch!

Jason Dittmer is Zimmer Marketing's Senior Web Developer and Marketing Team Leader. He joined Newstalk KZRG to discuss the latest developments in AI and effects it could have on our everyday lives. It's the KZRG Morning Newswatch!

Senior Web Developer, Alan Wilson, narrates his Point of Pride story about his experience collaborating with teams throughout the agency to develop an interactive QR code experience to engage attendees at CONEXPO.

Senior Web Developer, Alan Wilson's Point of Pride came early on in his time at Simantel when he helped develop a live, interactive user experience for attendees at CONEXPO 2020. But when challenges hit last minute, the team had to get creative with their roll out plan.

Spouting Off with Karen Kataline and guests Rabbi Yaakov Menken and Greg Hartman Guest #1: Rabbi Yaakov Menken:  Rabbi Yaakov Menken is the founding and current managing director of the Coalition for Jewish Values. He is also the founding Director of Project Genesis, and the architect of Torah.org, TorahMedia.com and other leading Internet resources for Jewish outreach and education. His works have appeared in Fox News, Newsweek, The Federalist, as well as Jewish outlets like The Jerusalem Post, the Jewish World Review and Times of Israel. Guest #2: Greg Hartman: Website developer, building websites since 1994, He hails from Kansas now. Copy editor for Focus on the Family and eventually Senior Web Developer there.  Holds a 2nd Degree blackbelt Kempo in martial arts and is a multi-talented individual. 

Spouting Off with Karen Kataline and guests Rabbi Yaakov Menken and Greg Hartman Guest #1: Rabbi Yaakov Menken:  Rabbi Yaakov Menken is the founding and current managing director of the Coalition for Jewish Values. He is also the founding Director of Project Genesis, and the architect of Torah.org, TorahMedia.com and other leading Internet resources for Jewish outreach and education. His works have appeared in Fox News, Newsweek, The Federalist, as well as Jewish outlets like The Jerusalem Post, the Jewish World Review and Times of Israel. Guest #2: Greg Hartman: Website developer, building websites since 1994, He hails from Kansas now. Copy editor for Focus on the Family and eventually Senior Web Developer there.  Holds a 2nd Degree blackbelt Kempo in martial arts and is a multi-talented individual. 

Työidentiteetti on tärkeä osa monen persoonaa, mutta se ei suinkaan ole – eikä sen ehkä kannatakaan olla – ihmisen ainoa identiteetti. Mistä ja miten erilaiset identiteetit syntyvät ja voiko niiden syntyyn vaikuttaa? Miten ihmisestä tulee “ihminen, joka venyttelee”? Entä kuinka luetaan 150 kirjaa vuodessa ja onko siinä mitään järkeä? Näihin kysymyksiin vastaamaan saapuu Senior Web Developer ja internetin rakennusmestari Teemu Suoranta.Tutustu aiheeseen lisääWordPress Finland SlackWordPress-tapahtumatKirjojen sosiaalinen media GoodreadsTeemun 150 kirjan lukuhaasteen kirjatVuoden 2022 ainoa kirja: Can't Hurt Me (David Goggins)Teemun käyttämä kuntosalivalmennus (Vahava, Legion)Teemun käyttämä kehonhuolto-ohjelma (Vahava, Daily Mobility)Vieraskynä: Ohjelmointi ei voi olla elämän ainut sisältö

We're walking the walk here on the show by digging deeper into conversations with the type of folks we often interview on the live stream version of the show each Tuesday morning. But not everyone we want to talk to there can make it to a regimented, scheduled show. And, we have some very interesting people within the walls at Cornett whose expertise comes to bear for our clients. We also do some pretty neat things as a group that are well worth sharing with you. Why not give you access to those subject matter experts, and experiences too? In today's episode, we get to know Cornett senior web developer Matt Hudgins. Not only is he an award winning web-developer and incredibly talented coder, but he has an interesting side gig, if you will. He's our resident TikTok influencer. Matt produces how-to's on coding and technology, showing off the cool tricks and inventions he tinkers with on the side. Some of his videos have earned over 1 million views and he's collected almost 40,000 followers on the platform. AdWeek thought Matt's nights and weekends hobby was so interesting, it honored him with a Gold Winner award at the magazine's Side Show Awards this fall. He was one of two Cornett employees with Side Show awards. You'll meet the other soon enough here on Digging Deeper. We talked to Matt about his rise on TikTok, got some tips and tricks from him for you to use on the platform, and found out that one of his favorite TikTok-ers is the tech talk drag queen Anna Lytical. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our guest this episode is Shefik! Shefik is the Executive Producer and Host of the nationally syndicated radio show "Shefik Presents Invocation", which is broadcast on 23 terrestrial radio stations throughout the United States. Shefik is also a seasoned technologist with a career background as a Lead Architect and Senior Web Developer. He is currently a Technical Lead for NBC Sports at NBC Universal. We discuss how a CD collection and creating playlists were the inspiration behind his radio show, as well as the circumstances that led to him being knighted, not once, but twice! And what a knighthood means in modern times. Finally, Shefik describes how balancing creative and analytical thinking can help build technology and entertainment that serves a greater good. You can find out more about Shefik and his show below: http://invocation.co/ We love hearing your feedback, so feel free to reach out! If you like the show, please don't forget to subscribe/share/rate/review.    

In today’s episode, I had a great conversation with Senior Web Developer at Ecobee, Diego LaManno, all about Localization, eCommerce Integration and Contentful. ******************************* Questions Asked ******************************* Tell us about your background as a software developer. What is your tech stack at Ecobee? Where is the content in your iOT product stored in the back end? Define localization. How is localization different then personalization? Can localization affect personalization? How do you use localization on Ecobee's site? For A/B testing, what tools do you use? How does Contentful handle localization? How does the Gatsby / Contentful plugin help you with localization? Which specific locale are you using for the Ecobee site? Does Contentful tie multiple languages to a particular country as a locale? Can localization be controlled at the field level? How do you access locales via Contentful's APIs? How can you access locales via GraphQL? How does the REST API handle localization? How can we use Roles in Contentful to limit the author's ability to translate a particular language only? How can you localize assets? Did you create your own media content type or use the native one built into Contentful for localization? Can branding be localized in Contentful and if so, how? Tell us about your integration with Shopify and its localization capabilities. Tell us how you used UI Extensions in Contentful to connect with your Shopify API. How did you localize your actual products from Shopify? How are emails, text messages, website messages and other types of messages handled in Contentful for different locales? How do you handle user sessions across locales? Do you allow users to switch locales on the website itself? What's the most important thing to consider before embarking on localization? ******************************* Reference Links ******************************* Diego on Twitter (https://twitter.com/diegolamanno) Diego’s Website (https://www.diegolamanno.com/) Diego on Linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/in/diegolamanno/)

For the year 2020 & beyond, here are some 13 of the highest paying jobs in information technology. Big Data Engineer: $165,250 median salary Mobile Applications Developer: $146,500 median Information Systems Security Manager: $143,250 median Applications Architect: $141,750 median Data Architect: $141,250 median Database Manager: $133,500 median Data Security Analyst: $129,000 median Software Engineer: $125,750 median Wireless Network/Cloud Engineer: $123,750 median Data Scientist: $125,250 median Senior Web Developer: $123,000 median Site Reliability Engineer: $122,000 median Systems Engineer: $106,000 median **My Study Notes** https://www.TechnologyGee.com/it-certification-study-materials/ **Equipment I Use for Making Videos** https://www.TechnologyGee.com/podcast-youtube-equipment/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tech-gee/support

Many organizations are new to remote work, and struggle to figure out how to make it work.Which is why in this interview we are pleased to speak with Joshua Clarke, a Senior Web Developer who is making remote leadership work with a team all over the world.Join Laura, Nicole and Joshua as they discuss remote work, leadership, distributed teams during the COVID crisis and much more.Stay tuned for an excellent tip for new leaders, and new leaders to remote work.You can find us here:Subscribe to our weekly newsletter: http://ed.gr/cnc9z Insider Membership Area: https://www.patreon.com/bareslateincWatch the Ask More. Get More. Show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BareSlate~~~~~~~~FREE WEBINARS & TRAINING: https://bit.ly/2W2DqKf~~~~~~~~Be a guest on the show!: https://bit.ly/3bDr81A~~~~~~~~Listen to the Bare Slate Get More. podcast: https://pod.co/get-more-with-bare-slate~~~~~~~~Website: https://www.bareslate.ca/~~~~~~~~LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2zbafwD~~~~~~~~PR/Media Requests: hello@bareslate.ca*please note that some links may be affiliate links and we may receive a small commission. It does not affect you as the buyer at all. Thank you for supporting the show!

Airport websites have to meet the informational expectations of a lot of user groups. From novice travelers to seasoned frequent fliers, the website has to be easy to use and function for all parties. This episode explores the meticulous process McGhee Tyson Airport went through to develop their brand new website. Listen as Moxley Carmichael’s Charley Sexton, Creative Director, John McCulley, Senior Web Developer, and Katrina Roberts, Graphic & Digital Media Designer, share their expertise in how to design an effective website, especially one with a multitude of user groups.   The post Designing a Website for ALL Audiences appeared first on From the Runway Up.

Wednesday, November 6, 2019 The Met's Primer, the Whitney's Mobile Guide, and The Shed's "At the Shed" functionality are three examples of modern web-based features considered and designed to support meaningful experiences across the traditional visit journey. From before, to during, to after, each of these tools reflect specific visitor needs as they come into contact with our institutions, and the art they hold. Built upon considerable user feedback, and deployed through each Museum's website, these app-like experiences are designed to be supportive of what is truly useful for visitors. For the Met, this includes extensive consideration of where and how users are accessing interpretative content, and how it engages and prepares them. For the Whitney, how to break out of the limitations of a traditional inaccessible audio guide experience and expand to reach new audiences. And for The Shed, how to explain and support a fundamentally different range of cultural experiences in a positive, affirming, and clear manner. Session Type60-Minute Session (Professional Forum or Hands-on Demonstration) TrackExperience Chatham House RuleNo Key OutcomesAfter attending this session, participants will be able to understand the broad ideas and methodologies behind the visitor-centric projects each institution undertook. This will include aspects of product design, community outreach for user testing and feedback, and general website and app strategy. The presentations will touch on technical decisions, and methods of evaluation for launched features, that should assist others in similar web-based product development and planning. Speakers Session Leader : Colin Brooks, Senior Web Developer, Whitney Museum of American Art Co-Presenter : Dan Michaelson, Partner, Linked by Air Co-Presenter : Bora Shehu, Senior Manager of UX, Metropolitan Museum of Art

GUEST BIO: Scott Tolinski is a Senior Web Developer for Team Detroit and formerly a web applications developer for The University of Michigan. Additionally Scott is a freelance web designer and developer, and provides private training and consultancy on various web topics.  Scott is also co-creator of Level Up Tutorials, providing free training to developers looking to learn something new. EPISODE DESCRIPTION: Scott Tolinski is Phil’s guest on today’s I.T. Career Energizer podcast. He is a former Team Detroit developer who also worked for The University of Michigan as an applications developer. For several years he was a Senior Developer with Q LTD. Today, Scott runs his own web development teaching company. In 2012, he started Level Up Tutorials alongside Ben Schaaf. Today, Scott runs the business and has turned it into the go-to learning resource for developers. KEY TAKEAWAYS: (1.09) – So Scott, can you expand on that brief introduction and tell us a little bit more about yourself? Scott starts out by explaining that he actually left Team Detroit, a while ago, but has not yet updated his website to reflect that fact. He is now working full time on Level Up Tutorials. That means recording, editing, producing and coding between 20 and 25 videos per month. As well as, updating and maintaining the actual website. Scott describes his website as being - a magazine for coding tutorials. Scott also produces a twice weekly web development podcast called Syntax, with Wes Bos. They approach the subject of web development from the point of view of teachers. The podcasts offer effective web development lessons in a format that is easy for everyone to access and use anywhere. (2.34) – Phil asks Scott for a unique IT career tip. Scott’s advice is to never be afraid of new opportunities. It was his dad that made him realize the benefits of trying something new and fresh. His dad had taken advantage of each new opportunity and been very successful. So, Scott decided to do the same, even if a new opportunity seems scary, he will usually say yes and dive in. Most of the time, this approach pays off. On the rare occasion that it doesn’t, Scott quickly faces up to his mistake and moves on to something else. Leaving his job to become a full-time entrepreneur was scary, challenging and quite stressful. But, Scott does not regret a minute of it and would do the same again. (4.29) – Phil agrees that you should never let fear of the unknown stop you from making a change. He quoted Richard Branson who said – “Work hard, take your chances, and seize opportunities when they present themselves. Don't give in to the fear and self-doubt and instead find ways to make it happen. Those who are bold have a higher chance of being rewarded," (5.03) – Scott says that is exactly what he does. If it is a big thing, he just says yes. Later, he figures everything out. But, he points out that if it is not a big thing, you need to say no. If you do not, those little opportunities just end up getting in your way. (5.17) – At this point, Scott is asked to share his worst career moment. Scott explained that he once had the perfect job. Everything was great, the company, the work and the people he was working with, he loved it. But, he got tempted and took another job. Basically, because it was a little bit more big time and, of course, there was a pay bump. He soon realized that the grass was not greener in his new role. The projects were bad and the designers not as experienced. Plus, they were using outdated techniques and the management team did not really care much about the work. Often, Scott was getting his part of the project completed months ahead of schedule. Yet, when that happened, the management team didn’t give him any meaningful work to fill in the gap. However, this situation was not all bad. Scott legitimately ended up with a lot of free time on his hands. So, he was able to learn a lot of new things. He learned Backbone, Angular and Ember. After six months, he was able to take all of that knowledge and land a really sweet gig. (7.57) – What else did you learn from that experience? Scott said that it gave him a different perspective on work in general. It made him think about the type of people he wanted to work with and the kinds of projects he wanted to be involved in. That experience taught him not to just settle. Instead, he searches out exciting projects and ensures that he will be working with a good team. (8.56) – Phil asks Scott what his best career moment was. Scott says that it was probably quitting his job and working for himself. He feels particularly good about being able to provide for his family off the back of something that he created. Interestingly, it was not his intention to earn his living from his tutorial work. At first, he just posted his work to YouTube. It came as a big surprise to learn that he could translate that into a business that paid enough for him to be able to take care of his family. Not being a born entrepreneur means that, for Scott, learning to run his own company was a steep learning curve. But, he is, understandably, proud of what he has achieved with Level Up Tutorials. (10.59) – Can you tell us what excites you about the future of the IT industry and careers, in particular? Scott finds the fact that it is so much easier to deliver the functionality that users really want to be exciting. In the past, adding something like live chat to a website would have been challenging and time-consuming. Today, it is easy and it can all be done really quickly. This frees you up to be more creative and opens up a world of possibilities for the client and their customers. Scott is excited by the fact that things will continue to evolve and get easier. (13.00) - Phil says that he is also excited about this. The ease with which web development can be done, these days, makes it possible to deliver truly appropriate solutions and do so quickly. (13.16) – Scott goes on to highlight the ease with which you can create efficient sites. For example, using React, you can now build blisteringly fast static sites. This is particularly important for people who live in parts of the world that have a slow internet connection. (14.08) – What drew you to a career in IT? Scott first got interested in IT when he wanted to add a flash intro to his band’s website. He fell in love with the problem-solving process and realized it was a great outlet for his flair for design. (14.47) – What is the best career advice you have been given? Scott says it is probably the advice he mentioned at the start of the show – take every good opportunity that is presented to you. He uses his intuition to guide him in terms of what is exciting and finds that listening to his gut is the best way to work out whether to say yes or not. (15.31) – If you were to start your IT career again, now, what would you do? When Scott went to college he had a long list of interests and things he wanted to do. He had a passion for music and was interested in graphic design and becoming a motion graphics artist. It was great to have so many interests. But, it meant that he lacked focus. So, if he were to start his IT career again, he would be sure to focus on just doing that, instead of spreading himself too thinly. (16.35) – Phil asks Scott what he is currently focusing on. Right now, Scott is working on getting better at delegating and communicating. He has a small team which he wants to grow, so that he can work more efficiently. His plan is to become more of a leader and step away a bit from being the developer of the site. (17.26) – What is the number one non-technical skill that has helped you the most in your IT career? For Scott it has been having a student mentality. Being open to learning has enabled Scott to stay ahead of developments. A fact that ensures what he teaches is never out of date. (18.27) – Phil asks Scott to share a final piece of career advice. Scott explains that he did not follow a typical career path into IT. In fact, his first few jobs had nothing to do with the industry. Plus, he does not have a computer science degree. However, he would not let this stop him from working in IT. His parting piece of advice is not to let where you are today hold you back. Become a good student, learn and keep on pushing forwards to secure the job you really want. BEST MOMENTS: (2.55) Scott – “I haven't ever been afraid of new opportunities, when they present themselves.” (5.03) Scott – “If it's a big thing, I almost always say yes, and figure it out later.” (12.20) Scott – “Two years down the line, what kind of experiences am I going to be able to give people that I couldn't give them right now.” (18.01) Scott – “My number one non-technical skill is my ability or drive to want to continue to grow myself and my abilities as a developer.” (18.53) Scott – “Do not let whatever your current situation is hold you back from where you want to be” CONTACT SCOTT: Twitter: https://twitter.com/stolinski LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stolinski/ Website: www.scotttolinski.com

In this podcast we talk with Mitch Canter live from the Midwest Digital Marketing Conference (MDMC18). We discuss gaming and how it can be integrated into the world of business. We talk about the importance of gamification and the role it plays in contemporary digital marketing.  Host: Khadijah Johnson Produced: Brian Borgstede, James Brandt, Taylor Caputo, Khadijah Johnson, Blake Rudloff and Gus Wehmeier Guests: Mitch Canter About MDMC: the MDMC is the largest Digital Marketing Conference in the Midwest, and it boasts speakers annually from companies such as BuzzFeed, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google, including some local talent. The conference was held in St. Louis Union Station on March 27-28 2018, featuring over 120 speakers, and offering about 80 sessions for more than 1,700 attendees. About the Speaker: Mitch Canter is a Senior Web Developer with Vanderbilt University. A 10-year veteran of the industry, he’s worked with small-businesses and fortune 500 companies to help empower people to tell their story online. Canter is also a digital strategist, web designer, avid video gamer, and spoony bard.

Get the podcast now: www.thedesignlifeshow.com On episode 18 of #TDLS Podcast, I sit down with Juvar Abrera a Senior Web Developer at University of the Philippines Manila National Telehealth Center and one of the Community Head of Google Developer Group Philippines (GDGPH). On this podcast episode we talk about: - His design life stories from ground up - How he take initiative on leveraging his growth as a leader - Why being proactive can build up your self-confidence - Challenges he overcome on becoming the core member of one of the first Google Developers Group around the world called GDGPH - His practical insights about the Newest Google Technologies that you can use for your projects - Our take about Work life balance - And a lot of exciting stuff Join the GDGPH community by visiting their site at www.gdgph.org and follow Juvar at www.juvarabrera.com Get the podcast now by visting www.thedesignlifeshow.com to get all the episodes. Send your questions (atleast 2 minute audio clip) at hi@jaychristteves.com PS: Please don't forget to leave your reviews and/or feedback. It'll help the show reach more people. Huge thanks for the support! PPS: Go and get the podcast it's 100% FREE to download on any of your favorite podcast apps using your Android or IOS phone. Links below for your reference. Apple Podcasts/iTunes: https://goo.gl/b74xuR Google Podcasts: https://goo.gl/tx81X2 SoundCloud: https://goo.gl/UcqHUv Stitcher: https://goo.gl/bVxHs7 TuneIn: https://goo.gl/9MAvpi RadioPublic: https://goo.gl/MY7uiQ

Michael Bailey has been Senior Web Developer at Pragmatic Web in Brighton for a few years. Joining the Pragmatic team in the spring of 2014 by persuasive director David Lockie. Writing code and working on current role of compliance officer for both ISO security standard and GDPR. We talk here about Michael's journey through understanding the GDPR regulations to practical steps and learning along the way. How he has been able to set about working thorough issues for improvement in their own systems and client contracts. Read more at https://pragmatic.agency/ Contact https://holdingbay.co.uk/contact/ Tweet at @cliffnotespod This episode of Cliff Notes Podcast: Ask a leader, host and founder of Holdingbay Tristan Bailey talks to Michael Bailey for the Cliff Notes podcast. Michael is Senior Web Developer at Pragmatic Web and DPO for GDPR. The websites he builds are clean, modern and elegant in design and function. Most of the websites are built using the WordPress content management system. Which Pragmatic specialises in for large companies. Show Notes: https://holdingbay.co.uk/cliff-notes/podcasts/14/

Jeremy sits down with Michael and Peter to chat about the role of Senior Web Developer on this episode of the Job Spotlight. It's not just clean code that spells success for this agency critical role. Hear what our head developer looks for when adding to the team.

Marcelo Lewin joined me today and if you missed him, you can hear our entire conversation here. About Marcelo Marcelo Lewin started his career as a web developer and has always stayed a very technical and hands on person. Through the years, he's held many positions in the technology industry including that of a Senior Web Developer, Project Manager, Product Manager, Director, VP, General Manager and Director of Interactive Media. Being an entrepreneur at heart, Marcelo has created 3 companies in the past including My Internet Desktop, which was acquired by Internet Appliance Network; Pixel Heads Network, which was acquired by ProMAX Systems; and Filmmaking Webinars, which was acquired by Moviola. Marcelo recently became a huge fan of comic books and has started an online business called Comic Book Tracker, where users will be able to track their comic book collections, get notifications on upcoming issues, plus much more. This new website is scheduled to go live in December of 2013. To instill a spirit of entrepreneurship in his sons, Marcelo along with his 2 sons have created a small company called JCM Cards where they sell Magic The Gathering Cards online. Marcelo loves comic books, movies, TV shows, photography, podcasting, shooting videos, plus anything related to media creation. He also loves spending time with his wife and 2 sons watching geeky shows and playing geeky games. Feel free to contact Marcelo via email at marcelo@mycomicbookadventure.com.