Nate Beck

Current

Principal Architect, Founder at TLDstudio.com (Sole Proprietorship)

Past

Senior Adobe Developer - Developer 4 at T-Mobile
Senior Flex Developer at Ramp Technology Group
Flash Application & Widget Developer at Snapvine

Multimedia Developer at Boeing
Helpdesk, Web Design & Development at Knight Transportation

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Nate Beck’s Summary

Rich Internet Application and Widget Developer, and social network enthusiast.

Nate Beck’s Specialties:

Adobe AIR, Adobe Flex 2 / 3, Adobe Photoshop, HTML, Javascript, Final Cut Pro, After Effects, SQL, Coldfusion 7 / 8, Actionscript 2 / 3, MXML, Widget Development, Facebook Applications, Myspace Developer Platform, OpenSocial, FBML

Nate Beck’s Experience

Principal Architect, Founder
TLDstudio.com (Sole Proprietorship)

(Sole Proprietorship; Media Production industry)

August 2004 — Present (5 years 4 months)

Developing RIAs
Widget Development
Social Network Integration
Web Design & Development
Graphic Design
Video & Film
Multi-player & single player game development
Senior Adobe Developer - Developer 4

T-Mobile

(Public Company; DT; Telecommunications industry)

January 2009 — September 2009 (9 months)

At T-Mobile, I am an innovator and a prototyper. My job is to collaborate with business liaisons, retail store representatives and many other members of the company to create innovative solutions for use in our T-Mobile retail stores. I also consult other groups within T-Mobile as an Adobe platform subject matter expert.
Senior Flex Developer

Ramp Technology Group

(Privately Held; Information Technology and Services industry)

May 2008 — January 2009 (9 months)

At Ramp I consulted with clients and developed highly scalable and stable Adobe Flex & Flash applications. For the most part I developed client side applications, but also needed to help out in the middle tier. This required me to quickly learn C# and .NET to assist my co-workers, and to guarantee that the project deadlines were met. My most notable project was a scheduling and tracking application for cancer patients.
Flash Application & Widget Developer

Snapvine

(Privately Held; Computer Software industry)

April 2007 — April 2008 (1 year 1 month)

At Snapvine I built high demand widgets and applications used all over the internet. My work is loaded millions of times per day. With that level of exposure, even a small mistake can be costly. I have to make sure my applications are robust and stable. Some notable projects include: VoicePlayer Widget, VoiceBlog Widget, Talking Photos and a viral sharing widget.

At Snapvine I also conducted focus groups with many different types of social network users. This has given me a unique knowledge of social networks and their users that is incredibly helpful for developing widgets and applications for said platforms.
Multimedia Developer

Boeing

(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; BA; Aviation & Aerospace industry)

July 2005 — April 2007 (1 year 10 months)

Developing Rich Internet Applications and software used on the internet as well as on the factory floor. Using ColdFusion, Flash, and Flex technologies.
Helpdesk, Web Design & Development

Knight Transportation

(Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; KNX; Transportation/Trucking/Railroad industry)

December 2003 — December 2004 (1 year 1 month)

Answered Help desk calls
Built and maintained KnightTrans.com
Built and maintained a load balanced, J2EE Server cluster
Built dynamic solutions for tedious business practices, including a 60 page database driven contract, and an email routing system for online applications.