Matthew Maginniss

Work with the University Web Developers to help manage and update databases utilized by programs and web applications. Create new database tables, views, and stored procedures for new applications or to support existing ones. Assist in creating and updating web applications written in PHP. Continue to support the website and web applications through updating content and troubleshooting user issues.

Lead a section of Marines to guide them through daily operations including personal and professional training. Maintained a database of ammunition types, gear, and weapons stored in the unit's armory. Organized, cleaned and maintained everything within the armory. Managed requests for weapons, ammunition, and gear for unit operations and training exercises.

Created and organized company-wide Version Control procedures and repositories. Worked on developing a web-based ASP.NET admin backend for a mobile video streaming application hosted with Microsoft Azure. Taught courses to other employees on best practices for Version Control and oversaw the repository for all projects.

Worked with the Web Innovations Web Support team to improve the University web site along with migrating department’s webpages over to the new University Content Management System (CMS) OU Campus. Assisted Database Developers with data entry and integration of dynamic content and web applications. Contacted staff and faculty in response to support tickets to assist them with web issues.

During Matches: Collected data as one-half of a two-person team who tracked as much match information as possible that included: Goals, Assists, Shots, Shots on Target, Number of Complete/Incomplete Passes, Fouls, Corners, Free Kicks, Throw-Ins, Cards and Formations. Tracking was done in using a match tracking software so all actions were stored in sequence with a time-stamp. After Matches/Before the next match: Exported data and went through it with the coach. Sometimes with accompanying match film.

Referee: Officiated matches as one man on a three-person team of referees. Scorekeeper: Tracked data such as Goals, Shots, Shots on Goal, Penalties, Face-Off wins and basic possession information. Data Entry: Entered match data to the league website between games or at the end of a match day.

C# Development, Version Control, and Coding best practices