Dominic O'Connor

Technophile

I graduated from Georgetown University in 2003 with a double major in Finance and Accounting and a minor in Psychology. Shortly after graduation I began working at Interfolio doing Quality Assurance and technical support. This is when I was first exposed to web development and I found my passion. Soon after I was promoted to developer and have continued to hone my skills ever since. I am currently a lead developer and application architect for Interfolio, with concentrations in ColdFusion, MySql, Javascript, and AJAX.

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Updated 03/10/10

Technology Projects

The exciting thing about working in software development is that there is a constant stream of new technologies, and you're expected to keep up. Like a restaurant critic, your job is to sample the finest things out there as often as possible. In doing so, you can directly enhance your company's offerings, expand your own skill set, and share exciting new services and tools with the world. On top of all that you're being paid to practice your hobby. Who can ask for more than that? Full Page

Updated 10/16/09

Cooking

Cooking is my primary hobby. Ironically--or perhaps aptly--I think it has the same combination of science and art that software development does, and it's that unique combination that interests me most. Food photography is clearly not my strong suit, but I'm working on it... Full Page