1. KIMBERLY PALMER
Consultant | Booz Allen Hamilton
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Sciences, Computer Science
University of Maryland – College Park
2016
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Booz Allen Hamilton
Herndon, VA
August 2016 – Present
Booz Allen Hamilton SIG Summer Games (Internship)
Mclean, VA
June 2015 – August 2015
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
HTML
CSS
Sass
JavaScript
JQuery
PHP
Java
C
EXPERIENCE
Front-end web developer for Booz Allen Hamilton’s Digital Interactive Team who loves
incorporating her background in Computer Science with her 7+ years of experience in Graphic
Design. Interested in human-computer interaction, front-end development, and motion graphics.
Sentinel Landscapes (DoD) Interactive Report – Web Developer
Worked as a front-end web developer to create a responsive and interactive website using
HighCharts JS, Jquery, and Bootstrap to later be included in an Umbraco Content Management
System.
Ruby
Bootstrap
Drupal
React Js
Foundation Zurb
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe After Effects

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As a developer, Kimberly created interactive pie & bar charts and further customized these
charts using HighCharts configuration options. These customizations included custom patterns,
tooltips, and animations. As a way to maintain true website responsiveness, Kimberly made use
of the grid system in Bootstrap and CSS3 Media rules throughout her development process.
Booz Allen Hamilton SIG Summer Games
Worked as a front-end web developer on a team to create a web application called i-3City.
i-3City provided information to city planners and commuters using predictive & real-time data
analytics, machine learning, and social media feeds.
Kimberly worked closely with the Google Maps JavaScript API to display real-time data on
an interactive map. She integrated animated Google Maps markers & info windows to show car
crashes, roadwork, as well as current discounted deals occurring in the city of Manhattan, NY.
She also utilized the services provided by the Google Maps API to provide multiple directions for
commuters based off of their form of transportation. Kimberly also created a parallax themed
landing page for this application, using the JQuery library and further customized the homepage
using CSS and JavaScript.
Kimberly and her team were required to present weekly pitches to senior leaders at the firm and
concluded their internship with one final presentation to present their final application.
Freelance Graphic Designer
Researched Graphic Design concepts with the help of various online tools, including Lynda.com,
which helped her master photo manipulation and vector creation. Kimberly currently designs
content for Destiny Harvest Church’s Instagram page on a weekly basis using Adobe Photoshop.
Website Editor
Responsible for updating the DestinyHarvest.tv website using Foundation Zurb as a framework
and WordPress as the content management system.
SKILLS
Drupal 8
- Can effectively create a running Drupal 8 website using Vagrant, ScotchBox, and Sequel
Pro as a supporting database.
- Has experience developing custom Drupal 8 themes and modules that ensure attractive
and easy to use site configuration.
- Has experience using the Drupal 8 admin toolbar which includes creating and using
content types as well as managing the overall structure of a Drupal 8 website.
Java
- Has 5 years of experience programming in Java to create efficient, objected-orientated
programs with the use of Eclipse as a primary IDE.
- Worked closely with Java classes, objects, packages, and complex data structures to store
static data as well as data passed in by users through the use of Java’s input and output
capabilities.

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- Helped develop a project called Meeshquest which emulated the same functionalities as
MapQuest and Google Maps. Used data structures including Treesets and Treemaps as a
data dictionaries and Quadtrees as spatial maps to store information about cities and
roads.
React JS
- Worked with React JS components in JavaScript XML files to create webpages.
- Incorporated the use of React JS props to further customize components used in
JavaScript XML files.