Andrew Maxwell he/him

Computer Systems Analyst & Webmaster – TrafFix Devices, Inc., San Clemente, CA

2012 - PRESENT

• Liaise between departments to continuously improve IT infrastructure and processes
• Evaluates, purchases, and configures IT equipment for use across 4 manufacturing facilities
• Managed privacy-compliant data collection and reporting using Matomo Analytics
• Created Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) methods across web properties
• Championed Continuous Improvement projects across departments and facilities
• Worked alongside Industrial Engineers to optimize Manufacturing and Assembly Line Processes
• Resolve internal IT tickets in timely and professional manner; deskside & remote
• Implemented robust cloud-based email signature management and deployment system
• Designed and developed mobile-first responsive design using Bulma and NuxtJS
• Developed eCommerce solution using Adobe Commerce Cloud
• Designed and developed proprietary integration between Adobe Commerce and Syspro ERP
• Developed and implemented organic and paid SEO, GEO, and Online Marketing strategies
• Implemented CRM For Syspro integration, administration, and user onboarding
• Developed internal Laravel API to accomplish a range of business goals
• Created proprietary modules and themes for WordPress & Magento
• Created robust kiosk system to share announcements, guest greetings, and KPI Reports

Developer – VisionCourse Media, LLC, Carlsbad, CA

2009 - 2012

• Created SEO strategy and developed corresponding web-based proprietary software tools
• Developed Cart tracking software which ran on numerous eCommerce platforms, including ProStores, Magento, and BigCommerce
• Developed custom software tools based on client specifications and goals
• Drafted internal documentation for all developed software and strategies
• Created client software documentation and usage guides
• Developed custom client modules and Themes for WordPress, Magento, and ProStores
• Trained new employees in code style and quality, frameworks, templating, and use of proprietary software tools