As the intranet content is confidential, I cannot show screenshots. Here are some examples of promotional banners I created for the web. |
Multimedia Communications
IBM Ottawa Software Lab
Kanata, Ontario
2005 - 2007
• Promoted the IBM Software Group Labs (Ottawa, Montreal & Victoria) by
managing intranet content & uploading information to the server. |
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• Researched and wrote intranet articles, leveraged existing articles of interest to the SWG community.
• Worked in collaboration with various IBM groups (Executive, Training, Recruiting, HR, IT, Sports Committee) to promote events and disseminate information.
• Documented technical, sporting and community events with on-line photo galleries or wikis.
• Created appropriate web graphics and modified photos as needed.
• Created an interactive Flash interface for the EX.I.T.E. camp Memento CD which gathered all the photos and videos of the event. |
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Web Designer / Developer
Laboratoire
NT2, Département d’études littéraires
Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)
Montreal, Quebec
2006 - 2007
• Fugues, both a hypermedia adaptation of Piano (René Lapierre, Les Herbes rouges, 2001) and a critical reflection on the text itself, was a NT2 Collective production.
• Designed the website based on a scenario by Bertrand Gervais. Also acted as instructor and mentor for the participating students. |
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Web Designer
CIEL Symposium - Concordia University
Montreal, Quebec
2006
• CIEL, a student-run interuniversity Literature symposium
(XIe
Colloque Interuniversitaire Étudiant de Littérature
) is organised by the French Literature departments of
four Montreal Universities: McGill University, UQAM,
Université de Montréal and Concordia University.
• Concordia University hosted the event on March 24th, 2006.
As a member of the organizing committee, I designed all the
promotion material which included posters, a programme and
a website. |
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Web Designer / Developer
CBC
Montreal Matters
Montreal, Quebec
2002
and 2003
• Montreal Matters is a yearly multi-partner and multimedia
series. I designed the site for the 2002 (MONEY) and 2003
(HOME) launches.
• Both of these sites won RTNDA awards for
Central Canada (Radio Television News Directors Association)
for best website.
• My design is currently being used for ongoing Montreal Matters series.
Duties:
• Took custom photography, designed and implementated templated
HTML interfaces, programmed interactive Javascript menues,
developed content and maintained the site.
• Promoted on-going events using ads, and daily-updated
calendars, both interactive and print versions (PDF).
• Converted all of the CBC Radio’s audio files into
Real Media and archived them on-line so that all of the series’
programming could be searched using multiple search fields.
• Created a classification system and archived all of
the audio clips onto CD-Roms for easy access and retrieval.
• Designed multimedia presentations for the official
launches of the series at the McCord Museum and the Biosphere.
• Created an interactive "Money Map" in Flash (left).
• Supervised a Production Assistant for the 2003 series. |
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Web Developer
CBC
Montreal
Montreal, Quebec
February 2002 - April 2004
• Worked on the re-design of the Montreal website with
Regional Web Developer Phlis McGregor and Jason Ramsay,
programmer. (The site has since been re-designed.)
• Offered technical support and trained CBC reporters
to upload their own text, graphics and Real Media to the
Web.
• Managed special projects like the launch of the
Montreal Intranet Web portal, and the community outreach
project, CBC Livewire a portable E-mail retrieval
kiosk.
• Designed feature HTML pages for special projects
and community and cultural events for CBC Radio and Television. |
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Web Designer
Somalore,
Lori Clarke
St-John's, Newfoundland
2003
• Designed this site in Flash and HTML for Newfoundland-based
artist and musician, Lori Clarke, who among other things,
has performed as a musician and actor with Ex Machina, the
Quebec-based company directed by Robert Lepage.
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Web Designer / Developer
Maid
in Cyberspace Festival (2002) (2001)
Studio XX: Women's Media Art Centre
Montreal, Quebec
2001, 2002
• Maid in Cyberspace is Studio XX’s annual women’s
web art festival. In 2002, the festival took place at the
Société Art Technologique (S.A.T.) and in
2001, at the Cinémathèque québécoise
in Montreal’s Quartier Latin.
• The sites showcased the
work of web artists, installation artists along with other
activities such as performances, conferences and webjams.
• Designed and implementated templated HTML interfaces,
took custom photography, programmed interactive Javascript
menues, created Flash animations and promoted events through
an interactive calendar.
• My role was that of the main designer, overseeing
the interface design and the supervision of a team of volunteers
in 2001.
• Worked in collaboration with a design intern,
Lysanne Lessard in 2002.
• Both years, I also worked in collaboration
with a programmer, Laurence Bier. |
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Webmaster / Web Designer / Developer
Studio
XX
Montreal, Quebec
2000 - 2002
• Designed the site with custom photography and menues,
archiving the Studio's past events. (The site has since been re-designed in PHP
while retaining my original design.)
• Developed content by promoting the Studio and its
activities, and archived programming. |
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