This document outlines the career progression of AmalAyyash, an interface developer who started as an ASP developer and fell in love with client-side programming. Over her career, she has worked with .NET teams, focused on usability and user experience, and freelanced as an interface developer. She is currently a front-end and web developer at Microsoft Australia where she continues learning new programming skills.

1. AmalAyyashUser Interface Geek

2. There was once this Electrical Engineering GraduateJordan University, Amman, 2000

3. Who went out to work as an ASP developerOneWorld Software Solutions June 2000 – March 2003

4. And fell in love with client-side programmingProfessional HTML, CSS, Javascript

5. Later worked with a dynamic .NET teamEsense SoftwareMarch 2003 – December 2006

6. To turn an ugly interface into one very usable and friendly interfaceAcebroker, 2003HTML, CSS, ASP.NET, Javascript

7. She Photoshopped like a pro!Professional in Adobe Photoshop Web Design Oriented

8. She adored a guy called Nielson, Jacob NielsenIntermediate and passionate about user experience and usability engineering for web interfaces

9. And she couldn’t get enough of Igor International websitePassionate about the naming and branding industry, named few products in esense and later as a freelancer

10. But she wanted more…Freelancer, interface developerDecember 2006 – September 2006

11. She asked a friend for tips in graphic designAssociated in Patterns Design for graphic design projects

12. And dug deeper in ASP.NETCreated a pro bono ASP.NET/SQL project for a local university

13. But… she wanted to go furtherMoved to Sydney in September 2007

14. She found herself stuck with HTML and CSS real PROSMassmediaStudios, Front end developerSeptember 2007 – April 2008

15. And wondered about the UX gurus behind BoxesAndArrows.comDifferent Solutions – UX Junior TraineeJune 2008 – September 2008

16. Then later, felt nostalgicMicrosoft Australia, Front-end and Web DeveloperNovember 2008 – Present Day

17. United with her favorite browser vendor, she learned so muchInterface Design for Content-based websites, maintenance and development efforts

18. Especially about programmingJquery, ASP.NET 3.5, Linq, Expression Blend, Silverlight, Bing… wow, the list goes on!

19. But… The story goes on, looking for more challenges, and different skills to add

20. … to be continuedLearn more about AmalAyyashhttp://shut.elmota.com/profile/