Vincent Tang
5 Embarcadero West #131
Oakland, CA 94607
(510) 268-8248
Web Resume: http://members.xoom.com/vincetang
Objective
To write clear and meaningful
documentation for users and developers of software applications.
Education
University of California,
Los Angeles, CA
Bachelor of Arts, Linguistics
— June 1995
Webster Institute, San
Francisco, CA
Certificate in Technical
Writing — November 1998
Work Experience
User Support Specialist,
International Thomson Publishing Electronic Learning, Belmont, CA
8/97 to present
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Focus on user experience
in development of new products.
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Created an on-line technical
support FAQ for a web program using Netscape Composer.
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Created a start-up guide
for a web-based homepage creation tool.
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Compiled documentation for
an XML application.
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Participated in a structured
review process of a software test plan.
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Interim Webmaster
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Created procedures and processes
for new releases and changes of web pages.
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Provide usage and resource
statistics for website.
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Monitor status of several
websites using Siteseer.
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Contact ISPs to resolve
technical issues.
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Create reports from relational
database (Oracle) using SQL, SQL Plus, Personal Oracle, and Access.
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Collaborate with Software
and QA Engineers to address user support issues.
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Credited with decrease in
customer service call volume.
Part-time Bookkeeper,
Passages–A Travel Company, Los Angeles, CA
1/95 to 7/97
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Incorporated computerized
methods of record-keeping.
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Maintained accounts payable
and accounts receivable ledger.
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Generated performance and
commission reports.
Other Experience
Student Research Analyst,
UCLA Department of Linguistics, Los Angeles, CA
1/95 to 4/95
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Studied phonetic qualities
of the African language, Tee.
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Recorded and analyzed phonetic
data.
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Study resulted in authoring
“Vowel Analysis of Tee,” published in UCLA Phonetics Lab Working Papers,
Spring 1995.
Computer Skills
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FrameMaker, RoboHelp, RoboHTML,
Visio, Adobe Acrobat, PageMaker, Netscape Composer, Paint Shop Pro, Borland
C++, Microsoft Office 97
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DOS, Windows 3.11, Windows
95, UNIX and Mac systems
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Netscape 4.05, Internet
Explorer 4.0 and HTML, Javascript