Resumé
SumTech Business Solutions
Brian L. Dorgan, Jr.
brian@sumtech.biz
(509) 592-0951
P.O. Box 213
Pullman, WA 99163
Computer Skills
Websites
HTML, CSS, ASP.NET (MVC), WCF, PHP, JavaScript, jQuery,
WordPress, Django, Joomla!
Computer Programming
.NET (C#, Visual Basic), Python, C++
Databases
SQL Server, MySQL, MS Access
Microsoft Office
2003/2007/2010: Access, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Visio, VBA Macros
Engineering Programs
MathCAD, MATLAB & SIMULINK, WinGEMS
Education
University of Idaho
M.S. Chemical Engineering (2007)
B.S.Ch.E. Chemical Engineering (2005)
B.S. Mathematics and Chemistry (2005)
Work Experience
SumTech Business Solutions
Pullman, WA (September 2008 - Present)
Owner of a sole proprietorship. Assist small businesses with administrative and technical tasks: build websites, create database programs, develop filing systems.
See a list of projects done by SumTech
Distance Degree Program, Washington State University
Pullman, WA (November 2008 - June 2010)
Worked with web designers to prepare online courses, clean HTML code, copy websites for new semesters, and worked with learning management systems such as Angel, BlackBoard, and WebCT. Worked with some with online media, ASP.NET, and JavaScript.
Pullman Christian School
Pullman, WA (August 2008 - June 2010)
Taught Pre-Calculus and Advanced Mathematics to high school students. Taught a Survey of Calculus section.
Washington State University
Pullman, WA (February 2008 - August 2008)
Created Access databases for various departments. Combined a collection of spreadsheet and database information into one robust database to accomplish several necessary tasks for the psychology department administrative staff. Developed a database to track media library resources as they are checked in and out for the Biomedical Communications Unit. Worked with confidential information. Installed and updated Windows and other software. Swapped hardware components.
Micron Technologies, Inc.
Boise, ID (May 2005 - August 2005)
Research & development experience in wet etch department. Managed two main projects: data collection for point-of-use versus recirculation-tank processing; design/creation of multipoint sampler for tank analysis. Assisted qualification of new 300mm tools. Interacted with equipment operators to run experiments. Analyzed data for etch rates and implications.
Nanotechnology Research
University of Idaho (January 2004 - August 2004)
Developed methodology for electrophoresis analysis to measure zeta potential. Optimized production of electrically conductive nanowires. Improvised to make processes work with limited resources. Wrote weekly reports and a manual to help future researchers.
Polya Mathematics Center
University of Idaho (August 2001 - May 2005)
Tutored college algebra and calculus students.
References
I have a list of references available upon request. Send an email to brian@sumtech.biz and I will get that list to you.
