MATTHEW W.

CHANDLER 148 Sackett Street #2

Brooklyn, NY 11231

T: 347-244-9215
E: chandler@retiredtimebomb.com

PROFILE
My background in education and experience in journalism and freelance writing allow me to contribute to an or-
ganization as more than a Web developer. I help ensure that Web properties maintain a human face and a focus
on user experience and comfort.

Proficiency in the Adobe Creative Suite including Dreamweaver, Photoshop and Illustrator as well as a working
knowledge of PHP, Javascript, the Drupal content management system, and Google Analytics and Adwords
mean that I bring the essential skills to a Web development position.

Creative thinking, the ability to handle multiple projects, and adept interaction with people help me quickly de-
velop an understanding of the structure, priorities and business/marketing objectives of an organization, and en-
sure that the public sees the best that organization has to offer.

EXPERIENCE
PEDIATRIC WEB EDITOR, NYU SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, NEW YORK, NY — 2006-PRESENT
• Manage content of all Department of Pediatrics Web sites, including development, writing, editing and
posting of new content and consulting with Department faculty and staff
• Manage all Pediatrics website-related projects, including process and workflow, formulation of information
architecture
• Prepare and present updates of web development, traffic analysis and search engine optimization
• Maintain and provide ongoing design of the websites as articulated by Web Services art director, and en-
sure that new Web site pages meet standards including look and feel, usability, and accessibility

WEB CONTENT DEVELOPER, COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK, INDIANAPOLIS, IN — 2004-2006

• Develop timely, accurate and strategically focused Web content for external and internal Web site proper-
ties in adherence with network writing and graphic standards
• Interact with service line and facility leadership to strengthen internal understanding of Network strategies
and services
• Assist with the communication needs of diverse network initiatives and departments
• Meet regularly with key individuals involved with network initiatives to keep abreast of new developments
• Assist with media relations activities to enhance awareness and image of the network.

HOST, “THE FREE ZONE” RADIO PROGRAM, WICR-FM, INDIANAPOLIS, IN — 2001-2006

• Host weekly broadcast of "The Free Zone" radio program
• Produce of promotional spots in audio production suite
• Establish business and community relationships for financial underwriting
• Coordinate in-studio guests for interviews and live music performances

INTERIM PROGRAM MANAGER, INDIANA HIGHER EDUCATION TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM, INDI-

ANAPOLIS, IN — 2003-2004
• Program 24-hour “IDEAS” pilot educational broadcasting service
• Develop Web content, taxonomy and standards for “IDEAS” site, including online learning resources
• Assist with coordination of relations between member public broadcasting stations and Universities
• Supervise daily technical operations and develop accompanying process documentation.

RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR, INDIANA HIGHER EDUCATION TELECOMMUNICATION

SYSTEM, INDIANAPOLIS, IN — 1999-2003
 • Facilitate development of technology-based learning opportunities for users of IHETS and Indiana Tele-
communications Network services
• Conduct and coordinate training in use of Distance Learning technology
• Coordinate arrangements between resource providers and users
• Assure development of information about available resources, including IHETS and related Web site de-
sign and maintenance.

DATA NETWORK ASSISTANT ENGINEER, INDIANA HIGHER EDUCATION TELECOMMUNICATION SYS-

TEM, INDIANAPOLIS, IN — 1998-1999
• Configure and install UNIX-based equipment at customer sites and AISB major nodes to T1 and 56k
Internet circuits
• Test equipment and troubleshoot T1 and 56k circuit installations
• Provide customers with technical information and assistance with their LAN/WAN problems, both on-site
and via IHETS Data Network Help Desk
• Reorganize and revise internal Network Operations Center Technical Web Server

EDUCATION
Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis — Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education, 1999

SKILLS
Windows and Macintosh operating systems, Adobe Creative Suite 3, Drupal content management system, Mi-
crosoft Office suite, iLife ’08, iWork ’08, amateur audio production and podcasting, iPhone, Google Maps API,
Javascript, PHP, Unix, Google Adwords, Google Analytics, Google Maps, Wordpress installation and mainte-
nance

OTHER RELEVANT ACTIVITIES

• Member, Information Architecture Institute
• Former member, Indiana Computer Educators
• Former member, National Council of Teachers of English
• Chairperson, Committee for Education, Scholarship and Community Involvement, 2005 Midwest Music
Summit
• Member, National Honor Society
• Columbia Scholastic Press Association Collegiate Gold Circle Awards, Third Place award for Entertain-
ment Review Writing for Newspapers, 1998
• Freelance writer, NUVO Newsweekly, IndianapolisMusic.net
• Staff Writer for The DePauw weekly student newspaper

REFERENCES
Available upon request

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