What was your first job in the field?
My first job was exploring the role of digital technology for cultural engagement was at the US State Department in 1992. I was part of a team that worked to stream audio in 52 languages at the Voice of America and launch what became voanews.com, one of the most popular sites on Google News. I told part of that story here entitled, "Collaboration and Innovation in Governemt" (link: http://www.theimaginationage.net/2008/09/collaboration-and-innovation-in.html )
My first job was writing test software in the military space. Pretty good grounding for e-commerce i reckon!
IBM Systems Engineer
In 2000 I began my love affair with interactive media moderating Yahoo! chat rooms, and playing on ICQ. It wasn't long after that I built my first HTML site from scratch.
junior web designer
A student trainee, as my career path proved inductive.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFUli7Ne4o4 Slide Show
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Logo and website for the IT company I was working for (1999)
Web 2.0 tools in ESL/EFL (project leader)
A simple website..
My first professional game development job was at the 3DO Company on their early internet game, Meridian 59. I worked there from 1998-2000.
The first version of what I do now was part of our marketing strategy for Gerry Robert. Gerry had spent the last 25 years traveling and speaking all over the world. But he'd lost contact with all those people who had been to his events. In a matter of months I was able to build him a tribe of raving fans online of well above 6,000 members and growing.
My first job was in a company called Canalip devoted to SEO and SEM. I worked like account manager.
The soccer blog
Andreas Sundgren, Head of the Microproject started out as one of the founders and CEO of Toontrack Music. www.toontrack.com
I was an SEO consultant for the largest small business website design & marketing firm in the United States. |
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