Resume
Brian Jay Stanley
Brian
Jay
Stanley
600 Merrimon Ave Apt 17AAsheville, North Carolina 28804
(828) 243-6387www.brianjaystanley.com/LIS/Programmer/developer specializing in data-rich projects
Experience
- BuildFax DeveloperBUILDERadius, Inc.Asheville, NCOctober 2009 - present
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- Wrote technical specifications.
- Developed data delivery web portal using Python and Django.
- Created REST web service.
- Wrote clean, well-commented, object-oriented code following best practices.
- Designed database schemas, object models, and XML schemas.
- Implemented enterprise search using Solr/Lucene.
- Wrote API documentation.
- Wrote automated test suites.
- Configured Linux and Apache as needed.
- Accurately estimated project timelines and met deadlines.
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- SharePoint DeveloperdataBridgeAsheville, NCJune 2009 - September 2009
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- Developed intranets and extranets using Microsoft SharePoint.
- Created custom console applications in Visual C#.
- Created SQL queries, views, and stored procedures to integrate external data from SQL Server into SharePoint.
- Designed reports with SQL Server Reporting Services.
- Installed and configured virtual development environments running Windows Server.
- Performed server administration tasks.
- Developed custom databases in Microsoft Access.
- Interfaced with clients to gather requirements.
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- Conference Database Developer and Electronic Journal PublisherACA-UNCA Partnership for Undergraduate Research, University of
North Carolina at AshevilleAsheville, NCApril 2009 - October 2009
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- Developed MySQL database for managing conference registration, article submissions, and review process.
- Developed website and web-based forms using Joomla!.
- Wrote PHP scripts for performing various administrative tasks.
- Developed electronic journal publishing system using MySQL › PHP › XML › XSLT pipeline.
- Wrote JavaScript functions to add interactivity to electronic journal.
- Wrote CSS stylesheets.
- Provided expertise on best practices for information management.
- Wrote technical manual.
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- Web and Database DeveloperRamsey Library Special Collections, University of North Carolina at
AshevilleAsheville, NCFebruary 2008 - April 2009
- Web and Database Development
- Developed master collection database in Microsoft Access.
- Wrote validation and automation routines in Visual Basic to improve integrity and efficiency of data entry.
- Created XSLT stylesheets to generate web pages from XML files and crosswalk data into library catalog.
- Wrote Python programs for processing XML and HTML files.
- Modified metadata schemas, administered controlled vocabularies, and created and managed metadata for digital collections in a variety of formats.
- Designed website for large manuscript collection.
- Analyzed website usage statistics and developed strategies for improving site navigability.
- Used automated tools to perform web maintenance tasks.
- Project Management and Staff Management
- Developed comprehensive workflows and best practices for creating digital collections.
- Trained staff in data entry, naming conventions, and web content creation.
- Coordinated with other library departments to increase visibility of collections.
- Wrote online documentation.
- Self-directed projects by identifying problems and proposing and implementing solutions.
- Public Services
- Staffed reference desk and provided web navigation tutorials and collection overviews to patrons.
- Researched answers to advanced reference questions and reconciled discrepancies in finding aids.
- Professional Development
- Attended staff meetings and seminars on acquisitions, information literacy, disaster policy, etc.
- Web and Database Development
- Parish LibrarianSt. Mary's Episcopal ChurchAsheville, NCFebruary 2008 - June 2008
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- Weeded and sorted collection into 40 categories.
- Organized book sale for weeded items.
- Created spine and shelf labels.
- Cataloged collection using Web 2.0 technology (LibraryThing).
- Designed interface on church website for searching and browsing catalog.
- Promoted library through monthly church newsletter articles.
- Documented workflows for future library staff.
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Education
| University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Champaign IL | M.S. Library and Information Science (digital libraries concentration) | 2009 | GPA: 4.0 |
| Claremont Graduate University Claremont CA | doctoral study (one semester) Religion | 2003 | GPA: 4.0 |
| Duke University Durham NC | M.T.S. Master of Theological Studies | 2003 | GPA: 3.95 summa cum laude |
| University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill NC | B.A. Religious Studies | 2001 | GPA: 3.99 highest distinction, highest honors |
Skills
- Standards/Languages
- Programming languages:
- Relational databases:
- XML standards:
- XML,
- XSLT,
- XPath,
- XSL-FO,
- XML Schema,
- XML DTDs
- Web standards:
- Metadata/cataloging standards:
- Dublin Core,
- TEI,
- METS,
- MODS,
- PREMIS,
- MIX,
- CDWA,
- PBCore,
- OAI,
- MARC,
- AACR2,
- FRBR,
- LCSH
- Software/Hardware
- Editors/IDEs:
- Wing,
- Visual Studio,
- Macromedia Dreamweaver,
- Oxygen XML Editor,
- Eclipse
- Frameworks/Content Management Systems:
- Django,
- Microsoft SharePoint,
- Joomla!,
- CONTENTdm,
- Greenstone,
- Movable Type
- Servers/web servers:
- Windows Server/IIS,
- Linux/Apache
- Graphics editors:
- Editors/IDEs:
Publications
- Essays
- "On Being Nothing", The Antioch Review, 2009, vol. 67.2, p.340-348
- "Confessions of a Carnivore", North American Review, 2009, vol. 294.5, p.37-39
- "The Finite Experience of Infinite Life", The Hudson Review, 2005, vol. 58.1, p.19-28
- "In Praise of Passion", The Dalhousie Review, 2009, vol. 89.3, p.369-379
- "The Lonely Race", The Laurel Review, 2007, vol. 41.2, p.91-94
- "Night Thoughts", The Tusculum Review, 2008, vol. 4, p.94-98
- "A Visit to the City", The Redwood Coast Review, 2010, vol. 12.2, p.10
- "Meditation During a Rainstorm", Connecticut Review, forthcoming
- "The Electric Present", Rock & Sling, 2007, vol. 4.2, p.14-18
Foreign Languages
- German (reading knowledge)
- Spanish (reading knowledge)
Awards
- Graduate Fellowship (full scholarship), Claremont Graduate University, 2003
- Ray C. Petry Scholarship (full scholarship), Duke University, 2001
- Bernard Boyd Memorial Fellowship (merit-based stipend for graduate study), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2001
- Carolina Scholars Award (full scholarship), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1997