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Project Manager, Architect, Designer, CAD Technician, Resume
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| Desired Industry: Architecture/Interior Design |
SpiderID: 30626 |
| Desired Job Location: Johnson City, Tennessee |
Date Posted: 11/24/2009 |
| Type of Position: Full-Time Permanent |
Availability Date: 12-1-09 |
| Desired Wage: 40,000 |
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U.S. Work Authorization: Yes |
| Job Level: Management (Manager, Director) |
Willing to Travel: |
| Highest Degree Attained: Bachelors |
Willing to Relocate: Undecided |
Objective:
I would like to gain employment within an organization that will provide a challenging yet stable career with room for advancement.
I believe my professional experiences provide me with a flexible skillset and are applicabel to many differing lines of work. My strengths are in organization, problem solving and communicating technical ideas to people of varied backgrounds and levels of education.
Experience:
2007-2009
Project Manager
Essyx
Johnson City, Tennessee
�� Generated project design and budget proposals
�� Served as liaison to clients, staff, vendors and tradesmen
�� Coordinated acquisition and usage of subcontractors from various building trades
�� Assisted company president in overseeing production of advanced presentation graphics
used to secure projects having both capital and small scale budgets
�� Implemented initial use of hard-copy project binder system to centralize all project
information
�� Developed and implemented company-wide file structuring system
�� Created advanced system of physical organization and electronic tracking of material
specifications, ordering, receiving, storage and technical reference for all construction
2005-2007
Chief Project Engineer
Essyx
Johnson City, Tennessee
�� Engineered custom construction methodologies utilizing various material types
�� Managed research and procurement of construction materials
�� Lead the creation of construction documents and detailed shop drawings
�� Supervised fabrication and installation of custom interior environments
2004-2005
Middle School Art Instructor,
Teaching Assistantship
ETSU, University School,
Department of Education
Johnson City, Tennessee
�� Instructor of record for middle school art
�� Supervised first grade reading block
2003-2004
Adjunct Faculty,
Advanced Lighting and Design
ETSU, Department of Family and Consumer Sciences
Johnson City, Tennessee
�� Instructed senior level interior design students on methods
and applications of natural and artificial lighting
2002-2004
Intern Architect
Lakeside Architecture Inc.
McHenry, Maryland
�� Designed plans and elevations for residential construction
�� Prepared as-built drawings of existing buildings for use in construction and design
�� Generated Construction Documents
�� Produced architectural presentation graphics
1999-2000
Exhibit Preparator
Portland Art Museum
Portland, Oregon
�� Collaborated with exhibit designers on installation and
maintenance of museum exhibits
1998-1999
Intern Architect
Ricardo Anselmo and Associates Lansing, Michigan
�� Created Construction Documents
�� Produced architectural presentation graphics
1997
Intern Architect
Browning Day Mullins and Dierdorf Indianapolis, Indiana
�� Generated Construction Documents
�� Mastered documentation system used to preserve historic structures
Education:
2002-2005
EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY Johnson City, Tennessee
57 Hours of graduate study in fine arts - painting
2000-2002 FROSTBURG STATE UNIVERSITY Frostburg, Maryland
24 Hours of undergraduate study in fine arts - printmaking
1993-1998 BALL STATE UNIVERSITY Muncie, Indiana
BArch Bachelor of Architecture (160 hrs) Thesis: “Manifesting the Spirit of Place; An in-depth study of the genus loci as it relates to the built environment”
B.S. Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design
Summer 1996
TECHINCAL UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN Berlin, Germany
International exchange student program (8Hrs)
Skills:
COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE
Mastery Knowledge
Microsoft Office, 3D AutoCad (’08 and previous), Shopbot Partwizard
Novice Familiarity
Adobe Creative Suite, 3D Max, Microstation, Cadvance, Corell Draw,
WORKPLACE EXPERIENCE
I possess over seven years of professional experience dealing in the communication of technical ideas. This has provided me with an ability to relate, motivate and work along side individuals of any age, ability or level of education. While employed as an Adjunct Professor of advanced
lighting design, my students were upper level college students. Later, while participating in a teaching assistantship, I was able to relate to first graders and middle school students. Most recently, while employed as the Project Manager of a design-build firm, I supervised the creation of technical drawings and acted as liaison to suppliers, subcontractors, construction superintendents, high-end clients, and in-house staff and craftsmen.
I am detail oriented and highly organized. While in my most recent position, I implemented the
use of hard-copy project binder system to centralize project information, developed a companywide
electronic file structuring system, and created an advanced system of physical organization
and electronic tracking of material receiving, storage and reference within technical drawings.
Additional Information:
HONORS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
2006 Guest Instructor, East Tennessee State University, College of Fine Art
Color theory
2005 Assisted distinguished artist, Mel Chin, with construction drawings for “WMD” art car to be entered in Houston Art Car Parade, Houston, TX.
Top honors were earned.
2004 Guest Instructor, East Tennessee State University, College of Fine Art
Two dimensional foundations studio
Appalachian Art Show, Kingsport TN
Awarded Third Place
2003 Guest Instructor, Northeast State Community College, Elizabethton Tennessee Campus
Art Appreciation.
2002 Jonathan Berkowitz Memorial Award, awarded by Frostburg State University Visual Arts
Scholarship Award Committee, Frostburg, Maryland.
1996 Awarded the Ball State University, Architectural Profound Pen Award for most outstanding design philosophy manifesto, “Architecture in the Fourth Dimension”.
Traveled Western and Eastern Europe conducting independent research concerning the European approach to interior / exterior architectural transitions .
1995 Recognized in the top ten finalists of the Indiana Concrete and Masonry architectural design Competition.
1994 Collaborated with artist, John David Mooney, Chicago Illinois, on the design and development of garden sculptures for Castel Gandolfo, the Papal observatory,
Vatican City, Italy.
Traveled Eastern Canada conducting independent research contrasting the architectural styles of Canadian and American cityscapes.
Reference:
Available upon request.
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