Dan J. Berger

Dan J. Berger (Email, AIM, Facebook), a senior aide to a leading member of the House of Representatives by day, has a decade of freelance and consulting experience in web design and project management. He has worked in all levels of the industry from a Silicon Alley startup to a corporate web-shop and has held various positions from developer to lead project manager. Dan has worked on projects for many Fortune 500 companies and leading nationwide not-for-profit organizations.

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Jed Foundation
Designed and built a redesign for this nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing the suicide rate amongst college students. Created a content management system in PHP and MySQL.
Wrightson Associates
Built an ASP/SQL fed funds rate tracking system for Wrightson Associates, a credit market analysis company.
Ulifeline
Built an ASP site dedicated to raising mental health awareness amongst college students. The site communicates with dozens of universities nationwide to provide personalized information to students.
GE Small Business
Provided Anderson Consulting and IXL with emergency consulting to solve their pre-launch browser compatibility issues for GE Small Business Website. Worked with JSP, JavaScript and Interwoven.
MTV Networks
Created an internal system for MTV Networks partners and affiliates with scheduling information and dynamic content.
United States Tennis Association
The most prestigous Tennis organization, the site demanded a complex ASP registration system, utilizing cross-browser javascripting.
Associated Global Systems
Participated in the creation of major shipping company's flagship site. Provided ASP and HTML coding and served as technical consultant to project management team.
Caminus
A software provider for energy companies. Working closely with ASP developers, I created a complex table structure in order to have sophisticated JavaScript/DHTML-driven site navigation.
EssentialDownunder.com
A travel agency that deals with special interest tours in Australia and New Zealand. Visual representation of the outback was the goal. Check out the DHTML topnav menus.