About Me
My name is Justin Thorp. I work at the best widget distribution network ever… Clearspring. I’m the Developer Community Manager.
I used to work for the government contractor CACI where I supported the US Library of Congress full time. There I was a Web developer and strategist.
Prior to being in Washington DC, I was getting my undergraduate degree at the Rochester Institute of Technology. I got my Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and my minor in Political Science.
I also worked at Michigan State University as web developer for the lead university web team. I helped with the 2006 redesign of the home page and countless other projects.
I have also worked with many other large organizations, business, churches, corporations, individuals, and groups.
If you wanna chat sometime, drop me a line
- personal e-mail – jthorp@gmail.com
- work e-mail – justin@clearspring.com
- mobile phone – +1 517/974-5021
Trackbacks & Pingbacks
- Kapusta Brothers » Blog Archive » Song for the Deaf
- Congressional Online Community Managers < Chris Abraham
- We Need Congressional Online Community Managers - Marketing Conversation - New Marketing and Social Media by Abraham Harrison LLC — Marketing Conversation
Hey Justin I didn’t realize you started a new blog site. Then I’m looking around here and I didn’t realize you had so many different web pages. I’m keeping you in my prayers and I hope we will get to see each other soon. There are a ton of people here in Rochester who miss ya.
HI,
Interestd in how to cation videos from a webcam. Trying to organize a group that makes videos (fellowship) Deaf-friendly. I have many friends whom are HH a/o Deaf and am discouraged that resources are not accessible to them which is awful. I’m thinking of going back to school and learning to become a captioner. Until then, how can we make our materials/resources Deaf-friendly?
Rene
Rene, there is a company called PlyMedia that can do this well, but I think it might be aimed at enterprises.
Justin,
Blog Tag! Your it:
http://www.boomerinthepew.com/2009/01/blog-tag.html
Have a great time in SanFran.