Thomas Woroniak

Thomas Woroniak has a diverse work experience in the field of web development and multimedia production. Thomas started their career at Martin Automatic Inc in 2000, where they worked as a Multimedia Producer. During their time there, they were responsible for website development, product brochures, trade show graphics, and filming video demonstrations. Thomas also created 3D illustrations and animations using software such as Autodesk AutoCAD 3D and 3ds Max. In addition, they redesigned the company's website and incorporated more video content online.

In 2007, Thomas joined VML as an Interactive Web Developer. Thomas worked on web development projects for various clients, creating content using HTML, CSS, and JQuery. Thomas also worked with enterprise-level CMS platforms like Vignette and RedDot/OpenText. Thomas collaborated with QA staff for testing and debugging, and even created product visualizations in Cinema4D for Tom's of Maine rebranding campaigns. Thomas left VML in 2012.

After leaving VML, Thomas joined FishNet Security as a Motion Graphics Designer. Thomas'sresponsibilities included creating digital content for internal signage, 3D animation and motion graphics, video production and editing, and audio production and editing. Thomas also created digital signage solutions using HTML, CSS, and JQuery. Thomas gained experience using Protools HDX with a C|24 mixing console and operating HD video cameras. Thomas'stime at FishNet Security lasted until 2013.

In 2013, Thomas joined UMB Bank as a Web Developer II. Thomas worked in this role until 2020. Unfortunately, no specific details about their responsibilities during this time were provided.

Most recently, Thomas joined Intouch Solutions in 2020 as a Front End Developer. However, no specific details about their roles and responsibilities were provided, and the duration of this position is ongoing.

Thomas Woroniak attended Rock Valley College from 1990 to 1992, where they studied Music Theory. Following this, they pursued higher education at the University of Illinois Chicago from 1992 to 1996. During this time, they focused their studies on Music Composition and Philosophy.