Spring 2009

Hiring supervisors --
Thank you for your interest in me for your opening. I am always looking for opportunities to learn more about your organization, and I truly appreciate any considerations.

Here's the disclaimer: This site can be a bit messy at times, and although there are marketable implications, I am not using this site as my primary mode of self-promotion. Please forgive any momentary lapses in professionalism as I do host my personal projects and aspirations here as well. Some information here can be rather revealing as I do have eccentric tastes and rather liberal views on politics, science, style, and everything else. I assure you that my attention to detail and my ability to represent myself and my affiliates is impeccable. I pride myself on maintaining a high-functioning, rock-solid profile and distinct digital presence that SHOULD read more like an extension of my personality. I believe in transparency and fairplay.

That being said.
Although I do possess what some consider a technical skillset, my true strength rests on my analytical and problem solving ability. I have worked closely with Information and Academic Technology departments of several educational institutions and have taken-part of numerous wide-scale technology and policy implementations. I have taught a few courses in Game and WebDesign at the high-school and college level. I possess a B.A. in Psychology from a prestigious liberal arts school. I am well-educated, hard-working, and absolutely devoted to any task at hand. I enjoy the lateral approach, and I have a strong appreciation for innovation. My work, although not always original, is simply what I feel to be the intelligent application of a pool of cummulative experiences. And I enjoy work. I would prefer to contribute my efforts to organizations whose goals match my disposition on life and reality. It's not just about the job, it's about building identity and progress.

Oh yeah... I am legally authorized to work in the U.S., never convicted of anything *clean-record, and I am more than willing to relocate.
And that about says it. ... watch as I toot my own horn. :)

Thanks for reading. You probably learned too much about me already, but that's okay.

---Richard Phung