Julie M. Daley 225 Leland Avenue
Palo Alto CA 94306
650.326.0286
web:
email:
juliedaley@stanfordalumni.org

 

TARGET JOB Position:

Category:
Interaction Designer

Interface, Web, Multimedia, Product Design

EDUCATION

Spring, 2001 STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Stanford, CA
Bachelor of Science in Interaction Design, GPA: 3.81/4.0
Phi Beta Kappa, University Distinction
Departmental Honors, Thesis: Spirituality and the Internet


Areas of study:
Human Computer Interaction, Product/Interaction Design Process, 2-D and 3-D Animation, Interaction Design Prototyping, Digital Art and Narrative

Group Projects:
SUN SmartCar- Designed and performed observations, interviews, and focus group to define drivers' experiences, needs, and desires. Defined future directions for SUN's project based on results.
eScript - Conceived, designed, and developed working interface and product prototype of electronic script for Children's theatre.
Walk of Life- Created a 3-D animated short film.
Stanford Tunnels -Iterative design process for an Interactive Adventure which focused on using user testing and feedback of the application interaction to improve design iterations.

Fall, 2000 STANFORD UNIVERSITY in Florence, Italy
Areas of study:
Italian language, culture, political and art history; independent study in Italian Product Design.

1996 U.C. DAVIS Extension Certificate, Systems Analysis
Areas of study:
Data Communications, Systems Analysis, Programming, Database theory

SKILLS



Design

Task analysis, need finding, interviewing, surveys, focus groups, usability testing. Software Prototyping: paper, Macromedia Director (Lingo) and Flash (ActioScript)

Computer C, Cobol, PAL (Paradox), CAPS, Excel and Word macros, experience working in Unix, Windows, and Macintosh environments, Novell and Portrait LANs; VISIO for flowcharting and prototyping


Animation/Video

Flash, Director, Adobe After Affects, Photoshop, and Premiere; Alias|Wavefront Maya; Final Cut Pro, and iMovie.


Web

Macromedia Flash, Generator, Director, and Dreamweaver; HTML; Page Mill; Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator

EXPERIENCE


Summer 2000
STANFORD UNIVERSITY DIGITAL ART CENTER, Stanford CA
Research Assistant
Created, animated, and coded research project for Intel grant with Greg Niemeyer, SUDAC Director, working in Flash, Director, Generator, and Photoshop.

Summer 1999 Project Coordinator
Helped write successful Intel grant proposal; designed graphics for Art Department; maintained web site for SUDAC and other Art projects.



1990-1998
EL DORADO SAVINGS BANK, Placerville CA
Assistant Vice-President, Data Processing Assistant Manager

Project Management:
Designed, developed, implemented, and supported branch software for 32 branches.

Created and coded Management/Audit and Regulatory Loan/Savings reports.

Co-organized and co-directed all aspects of conversion to branch PC network.

As a team, installed, configured, and supported branch networked PC system.

Oversaw branch acquisition data conversion between service bureau and other financial institution for El Dorado Savings Bank, the purchasing institution.

Analyzed and determined most expedient, logical procedure, designed, documented, and trained for branch Off-line Balancing.


Functional Management:
Experienced with all aspects of DP department functions including Software, Hardware, and Data communications.

Interviewed, trained, supervised and supported Data Processing employees.

Represented Data Processing on Bank Policy and Procedure committee: Designed, implemented, and trained employees in new and revised regulatory policy and procedure, as well as new product implementation.

Served as primary contact between El Dorado Savings and service bureau (NCR) for: System configuration and functionality, Savings and Retirement account processing.


1986-1990 Programmer/Analyst

Supported and instructed all departments in IT areas, both hardware and software.

Repaired and upgraded hardware.

Automated multiple bank functions such as Appraisal Log System, Stockholders Reports and Dividend Payment.

Systematized data manipulation from various third-party sources.


1984-1986 Assistant to Accounting Supervisor

Completed monthly Financial Reports, calculated Yields and Gaps, tracked Mortgage Back Securities, balanced Branch General Ledger accounts.

Experienced in all other Accounting department areas.


ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION


1998-2000

1999

1992-1996

1987-1998

Stanford University student contact for new non-traditional students.

Stanford transfer student orientation volunteer, speaker.

4-H Community Club leader with 150 youth members.

Blood Group Founder and Chairperson, Drive Organizer for El Dorado Savings Bank.


OTHER
INTERESTS
Running, Weight Lifting, Book Club, Italian Culture and Language, Painting and Photography