Professional experience
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Independent Consulting, Design, and Development
Jeremy Caudle
3/2016–present
Assisting various clients in Japan with design, development, marketing, copywriting, user experience, quality assurance, and other website related projects.
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Supervisor of Web Design
Sgt Grit Marine Specialties
5/2005–5/2016
During my time at Sgt Grit, I worked on and helped manage various types of projects: web design and development, website analytics, search engine optimization and marketing, social media content creation, content management, newsletter and e-commerce email design, art production (for t-shirts, coins, and decals), and print design. I worked with a small and talented in-house team, in addition to some remote teams.
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Website Designer and Developer
Yamato Steakhouse of Japan
2005
Designed and developed a website for an Oklahoma based Japanese restaurant using HTML, CSS, and Flash. Site was live at YamatoOKC.com for approximately 6 years.
Skills
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Languages
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, English
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Software
Visual Studio Code, GhostLab, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Affinity Designer, Affinity Photo, Keynote, Word, Excel, Powerpoint
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Other
WordPress, Perch, Expression Engine, SASS, Git, MailChimp
Education
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Associate of Applied Science – Graphic Communications: Multimedia Emphasis
Oklahoma City Community College
2004–2008
GPA 3.9 | Expanded my knowledge of design, web development, photography, video editing, animation, and more while also working at Sgt Grit Marine Specialties full-time.
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Electronic Desktop Publishing
Francis Tuttle Technology Center
2002–2004
GPA 4.0 | After spending some time at Francis Tuttle during my senior year, I was awarded with a scholarship. That allowed me to spend additional semesters at Francis Tuttle learning more about software like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Corel Draw, Flash, and more.
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General Education
Putnam City North High School
1999–2003
GPA 3.925 | While in high school I enjoyed helping teachers with their computers, and pursuing electives and opportunities that helped me learn more about technology, and spending some time as the president of the school's Anime Club. Making flyers for the club helped spark my interest in print design.