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MICHAEL R. BAGNALL - CODE & DATA ARCHITECT, SENIOR DEV

A relentless problem solver, applies analytical, design and technical skills to design, develop and troubleshoot custom internet systems. Effective, hands-­‐on system administrator with outstanding success in building, managing and maintaining full LAMP based systems both in physical, virtual, cloud and container based technologies. Extensive background in open source content management frameworks including Drupal and Expression Engine as well as customized development using proprietary and open source frameworks. Skilled with MySQL and PostgreSQL database systems.

In my free time, I am a fan, player and aficionado of all things Ice Hockey. When I'm not programming, I'm likely on a rink somewhere. I also snowboard, snow ski and collect things.

 
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Code Activity

Contributions Both Public and Private to Bitbucket & GitHub

16 Commits on 04/30/2017 10 Commits on 05/01/2017 14 Commits on 05/02/2017 3 Commits on 05/03/2017 16 Commits on 05/04/2017 3 Commits on 05/05/2017 0 Commits on 05/06/2017 0 Commits on 05/07/2017 0 Commits on 05/08/2017 6 Commits on 05/09/2017 5 Commits on 05/10/2017 2 Commits on 05/11/2017 3 Commits on 05/12/2017 3 Commits on 05/13/2017 1 Commits on 05/14/2017 3 Commits on 05/15/2017 16 Commits on 05/16/2017 9 Commits on 05/17/2017 4 Commits on 05/18/2017 9 Commits on 05/19/2017 1 Commits on 05/20/2017 4 Commits on 05/21/2017 9 Commits on 05/22/2017 7 Commits on 05/23/2017 2 Commits on 05/24/2017 12 Commits on 05/25/2017 3 Commits on 05/26/2017 6 Commits on 05/27/2017 14 Commits on 05/28/2017 1 Commits on 05/29/2017 3 Commits on 05/30/2017 1 Commits on 05/31/2017 3 Commits on 06/01/2017 4 Commits on 06/02/2017 1 Commits on 06/03/2017 1 Commits on 06/04/2017 1 Commits on 06/05/2017 0 Commits on 06/06/2017 5 Commits on 06/07/2017 5 Commits on 06/08/2017 6 Commits on 06/09/2017 8 Commits 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07/21/2017 0 Commits on 07/22/2017 0 Commits on 07/23/2017 0 Commits on 07/24/2017 7 Commits on 07/25/2017 0 Commits on 07/26/2017 4 Commits on 07/27/2017 3 Commits on 07/28/2017 0 Commits on 07/29/2017 0 Commits on 07/30/2017 1 Commits on 07/31/2017 21 Commits on 08/01/2017 13 Commits on 08/02/2017 6 Commits on 08/03/2017 0 Commits on 08/04/2017 0 Commits on 08/05/2017 0 Commits on 08/06/2017 1 Commits on 08/07/2017 1 Commits on 08/08/2017 6 Commits on 08/09/2017 3 Commits on 08/10/2017 1 Commits on 08/11/2017 1 Commits on 08/12/2017 1 Commits on 08/13/2017 2 Commits on 08/14/2017 5 Commits on 08/15/2017 1 Commits on 08/16/2017 4 Commits on 08/17/2017 18 Commits on 08/18/2017 2 Commits on 08/19/2017 2 Commits on 08/20/2017 8 Commits on 08/21/2017 5 Commits on 08/22/2017 5 Commits on 08/23/2017 12 Commits on 08/24/2017 5 Commits on 08/25/2017 9 Commits on 08/26/2017 7 Commits on 08/27/2017 5 Commits on 08/28/2017 13 Commits on 08/29/2017 5 Commits on 08/30/2017 4 Commits on 08/31/2017 3 Commits on 09/01/2017 0 Commits on 09/02/2017 0 Commits on 09/03/2017 1 Commits on 09/04/2017 3 Commits on 09/05/2017 9 Commits on 09/06/2017 2 Commits on 09/07/2017 4 Commits on 09/08/2017 0 Commits on 09/09/2017 3 Commits on 09/10/2017 3 Commits on 09/11/2017 0 Commits on 09/12/2017 0 Commits on 09/13/2017 0 Commits on 09/14/2017 8 Commits on 09/15/2017 1 Commits on 09/16/2017 8 Commits on 09/17/2017 0 Commits on 09/18/2017 4 Commits on 09/19/2017 3 Commits on 09/20/2017 5 Commits on 09/21/2017 8 Commits on 09/22/2017 5 Commits on 09/23/2017 1 Commits on 09/24/2017 1 Commits on 09/25/2017 0 Commits on 09/26/2017 17 Commits on 09/27/2017 0 Commits on 09/28/2017 0 Commits on 09/29/2017 5 Commits on 09/30/2017 0 Commits on 10/01/2017 5 Commits on 10/02/2017 6 Commits on 10/03/2017 2 Commits on 10/04/2017 0 Commits on 10/05/2017 12 Commits on 10/06/2017 5 Commits on 10/07/2017 1 Commits on 10/08/2017 4 Commits on 10/09/2017 0 Commits on 10/10/2017 2 Commits on 10/11/2017 1 Commits on 10/12/2017 5 Commits on 10/13/2017 0 Commits on 10/14/2017 3 Commits on 10/15/2017 6 Commits on 10/16/2017 0 Commits on 10/17/2017 0 Commits on 10/18/2017 1 Commits on 10/19/2017 7 Commits on 10/20/2017 2 Commits on 10/21/2017 1 Commits on 10/22/2017 4 Commits on 10/23/2017 2 Commits on 10/24/2017 0 Commits on 10/25/2017 3 Commits on 10/26/2017 0 Commits on 10/27/2017 0 Commits on 10/28/2017 0 Commits on 10/29/2017 6 Commits on 10/30/2017 7 Commits on 10/31/2017 3 Commits on 11/01/2017 4 Commits on 11/02/2017 1 Commits on 11/03/2017 4 Commits on 11/04/2017 3 Commits on 11/05/2017 19 Commits on 11/06/2017 8 Commits on 11/07/2017 10 Commits on 11/08/2017 17 Commits on 11/09/2017 6 Commits on 11/10/2017 0 Commits on 11/11/2017 0 Commits on 11/12/2017 0 Commits on 11/13/2017 7 Commits on 11/14/2017 9 Commits on 11/15/2017 9 Commits on 11/16/2017 27 Commits on 11/17/2017 0 Commits on 11/18/2017 1 Commits on 11/19/2017 1 Commits on 11/20/2017 3 Commits on 11/21/2017 0 Commits on 11/22/2017 0 Commits on 11/23/2017 0 Commits on 11/24/2017 4 Commits on 11/25/2017 5 Commits on 11/26/2017 0 Commits on 11/27/2017 1 Commits on 11/28/2017 5 Commits on 11/29/2017 3 Commits on 11/30/2017 0 Commits on 12/01/2017 0 Commits on 12/02/2017 6 Commits on 12/03/2017 0 Commits on 12/04/2017 7 Commits on 12/05/2017 2 Commits on 12/06/2017 3 Commits on 12/07/2017 5 Commits on 12/08/2017 10 Commits on 12/09/2017 5 Commits on 12/10/2017 11 Commits on 12/11/2017 4 Commits on 12/12/2017 7 Commits on 12/13/2017 6 Commits on 12/14/2017 6 Commits on 12/15/2017 0 Commits on 12/16/2017 16 Commits on 12/17/2017 6 Commits on 12/18/2017 4 Commits on 12/19/2017 4 Commits on 12/20/2017 14 Commits on 12/21/2017 1 Commits on 12/22/2017 5 Commits on 12/23/2017 0 Commits on 12/24/2017 11 Commits on 12/25/2017 5 Commits on 12/26/2017 6 Commits on 12/27/2017 3 Commits on 12/28/2017 0 Commits on 12/29/2017 0 Commits on 12/30/2017 1 Commits on 12/31/2017 2 Commits on 01/01/2018 6 Commits on 01/02/2018 3 Commits on 01/03/2018 8 Commits on 01/04/2018 0 Commits on 01/05/2018 9 Commits on 01/06/2018 6 Commits on 01/07/2018 33 Commits on 01/08/2018 13 Commits on 01/09/2018 1 Commits on 01/10/2018 8 Commits on 01/11/2018 7 Commits on 01/12/2018 6 Commits on 01/13/2018 15 Commits on 01/14/2018 8 Commits on 01/15/2018 3 Commits on 01/16/2018 15 Commits on 01/17/2018 7 Commits on 01/18/2018 1 Commits on 01/19/2018 4 Commits on 01/20/2018 1 Commits on 01/21/2018 1 Commits on 01/22/2018 6 Commits on 01/23/2018 0 Commits on 01/24/2018 3 Commits on 01/25/2018 22 Commits on 01/26/2018 0 Commits on 01/27/2018 2 Commits on 01/28/2018 17 Commits on 01/29/2018 3 Commits on 01/30/2018 2 Commits on 01/31/2018 5 Commits on 02/01/2018 4 Commits on 02/02/2018 14 Commits on 02/03/2018 14 Commits on 02/04/2018 9 Commits on 02/05/2018 4 Commits on 02/06/2018 2 Commits on 02/07/2018 13 Commits on 02/08/2018 2 Commits on 02/09/2018 4 Commits on 02/10/2018 7 Commits on 02/11/2018 1 Commits on 02/12/2018 5 Commits on 02/13/2018 3 Commits on 02/14/2018 7 Commits on 02/15/2018 0 Commits on 02/16/2018 2 Commits on 02/17/2018 2 Commits on 02/18/2018 1 Commits on 02/19/2018 4 Commits on 02/20/2018 4 Commits on 02/21/2018 3 Commits on 02/22/2018 2 Commits on 02/23/2018 1 Commits on 02/24/2018 7 Commits on 02/25/2018 6 Commits on 02/26/2018 6 Commits on 02/27/2018 5 Commits on 02/28/2018 2 Commits on 03/01/2018 2 Commits on 03/02/2018 1 Commits on 03/03/2018 8 Commits on 03/04/2018 8 Commits on 03/05/2018 3 Commits on 03/06/2018 6 Commits on 03/07/2018 4 Commits on 03/08/2018 5 Commits on 03/09/2018 5 Commits on 03/10/2018 13 Commits on 03/11/2018 7 Commits on 03/12/2018 9 Commits on 03/13/2018 7 Commits on 03/14/2018 1 Commits on 03/15/2018 1 Commits on 03/16/2018 3 Commits on 03/17/2018 5 Commits on 03/18/2018 1 Commits on 03/19/2018 6 Commits on 03/20/2018 0 Commits on 03/21/2018 0 Commits on 03/22/2018 0 Commits on 03/23/2018 0 Commits on 03/24/2018 1 Commits on 03/25/2018 3 Commits on 03/26/2018 8 Commits on 03/27/2018 9 Commits on 03/28/2018 3 Commits on 03/29/2018 0 Commits on 03/30/2018 2 Commits on 03/31/2018 2 Commits on 04/01/2018 0 Commits on 04/02/2018 1 Commits on 04/03/2018 0 Commits on 04/04/2018 0 Commits on 04/05/2018 0 Commits on 04/06/2018 0 Commits on 04/07/2018 0 Commits on 04/08/2018 0 Commits on 04/09/2018 0 Commits on 04/10/2018 0 Commits on 04/11/2018 3 Commits on 04/12/2018 1 Commits on 04/13/2018 1 Commits on 04/14/2018 5 Commits on 04/15/2018 7 Commits on 04/16/2018 5 Commits on 04/17/2018 3 Commits on 04/18/2018 0 Commits on 04/19/2018 1 Commits on 04/20/2018 3 Commits on 04/21/2018 3 Commits on 04/22/2018 3 Commits on 04/23/2018 1 Commits on 04/24/2018 6 Commits on 04/25/2018 5 Commits on 04/26/2018 0 Commits on 04/27/2018 0 Commits on 04/28/2018 May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr S M T W T F S
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Total Commits

1575

Longest Daily Streak

31

Current Daily Streak

7

Published 15 commits to itcon_drupal/fsis-analytics.

Published 9 commits to ElusiveMind/probo-portal. (https://github.com/ElusiveMind/probo-portal)

Published 6 commits to ElusiveMind/probo-drupal. (https://github.com/ElusiveMind/probo-drupal)

Published 5 commits to ElusiveMind/100-days-of-code. (https://github.com/ElusiveMind/100-days-of-code)

Published 3 commits to mrbagnall/aspirinfactory. (http://www.michaelbagnall.com/)

Published 2 commits to itcon_drupal/itcon-inc.

Published 2 commits to itcon_drupal/cmp_gov_build. (http://www.choosemyplate.gov/)

Published 2 commits to itcon_drupal/cnpp_gov_build. (http://www.cnpp.usda.gov/)



TESTIMONIALS

Managers, Peers, Clients and many others I've worked closely with in their own words.

Douglas Word

Sales And Marketing Manager

I have known Michael for more than three years while we worked together in the interactive department with Athlon Sports. Michael is a well-organized multi-tasker who was always willing to take on an extra project or assignment to help the department. 

The initiatives that he implemented during his tenure were key to the growth of our department, and the creative ideas he presented on a daily basis kept our team focused on meeting its long-term goals. 

I highly recommend Michael for any position or endeavor that he may seek to pursue. He will be a valuable asset for any organization. 

Jim Elkeberry

Sr. Systems Engineer at HealthTrust Purchasing Group

Michael is an extremely proficient web developer that is very personable. His positive attitude and technical knowledge are a great addition to any project. In addition, his solid work ethic and ability to meet tight deadlines makes Michael a valuable asset.

Tom Truitt

CEO MusicRowSearch and Founder of the Music Industry Forum

I have had the pleasure of working with Michael in two different companies and his performance in both was stellar! Of course he is a top notch developer, but he also has the unusual ability to help non-technical managers understand complex technical applications...something that any company should value.

Firas Wehbe

Assistant Professor of Biomedical Informatics at Vanderbilt University

Michael was our resident Drupal expert. He was at the heart of the launch of our highly visible CTSA portal. I was very impressed with his mastery of Drupal. He was creative in finding solutions and in bending Drupal to his will to meet the complex demands of the architecture and related systems that were part of that project. If you need deep knowledge of Drupal and related technologies (from web server setup up to jQuery and user interfaces) I recommend having Michael on your team.

Neil Kowalewski

Head of Development

When I asked Michael to architect a whole new system, he delivered. When Michael came to work with us over at MasterChannel, we wanted a senior level developer to help mold and architect what the technology stack was going to be for the future. I had previously worked very short term with Michael about 3 years prior to this time. I knew from my short time with him before how great of an asset he would be from a matter of programming talent. I also knew he could be effective communicating his knowledge of the subject matter to everyone on the team. For many reasons I was happy to have him join us. I am most impressed with his drive. Give this man a direction or a destination and Michael will get you there; taking the best possible route without compromising anything in terms of quality, scalability, or any technical debt. Any company would not only be lucky to have him, but also be made better as a whole with Michael on the team.

Michael McCracken

Vice President of Digital at Athlon Sports

Mike's knowledge and experience in the industry is among the best one will find. His ability to implement lasting maintainable solutions, as well as juggle multiple projects at once, makes him invaluable to any organization. Mike has nothing but my best recommendation.

Chris Fehrmann

Director of Paid Media, Web Development, Email Marketing & Special Projects at G/O Digital

I hired Mike for numerous projects on a contract basis over a 2-3 year basis. Mike is one of the most flexible and consistent developers I have worked with. Mike finds solutions to the business and development goals and is able to implement them within budget and deadline. Mike is a go-to guy for any of your web needs and will bring his resourcefulness, integrity and creativity to the table.

Paul Couture

Laravel Developer

Michael is one of those people that every webshop needs. He's got the experience to make the right decisions on everything from server administration to customer interaction and all stops between. His work is always on time and right the first time. On the few occasions when things go haywire (as they tend to in this industry) Michael is one of those guys that works magic by getting things set straight so fast that no one notices there was a problem. 

I've had the pleasure of working with Michael at Athlon Sports as well as Digome. Every team should count themselves lucky to have a developer like Michael on board.

EXPERIENCE

where i have been, what i have done, a trajectory to where i'm going

NOVEMBER 2015 - PRESENT

ITCON

Technical Lead, Senior Developer & Architect

Senior Drupal Developer overseeing architecture, design and implementation of government web sites primarily for the United States Department of Agriculture. Development of custom modules, implementation of best practices and migration strategy planning for moving to Drupal 8.

MasterChannel (Formerly Idea Den)

Senior Drupal/Ecommerce Developer

Senior Drupal and Ecommerce developer charged with developing a new ecommerce platform for Drupal. Building out all aspects of ecommerce platform for physical, electronic and other digital products. Develop solutions to integrate with fulfillment. Various special projects within Drupal including push notification to iOS and Android mobile devices, contributed fixes to Drupal Core and other contributed modules.

MAY 2015 - NOVEMBER 2015
JUNE 2013 - MAY 2015

HighWire Press, Inc. / Stanford University

SYSTEM SOFTWARE ENGINEER

I work with scholastic journal publishers to produce online journal and books based web sites on the Drupal CMS/Framework. Duties including development of custom Drupal 7 modules integrating with Views, Panels, cTool, mini panels as well as creating custom, project specific and community contributed modules. Authored several custom modules including API integration modules for Twitter.net

Vanderbilt University

Heath Systems Analyst and Programmer II

Lead developer for the Clinical Translation Science Awards (CTSA) portal web site coordinating 60+ research centers in the United States and abroad. 
Designed and developed portal with custom theming and module development using both Drupal 6 and Drupal 7 platform. 
Integration with third party systems such as PubMed via REST API's.

august 2011 - june 2013
march 2010 - august 2011

SouthComm Digital

Senior Developer & Architect

Senior Developer responsible for all aspects of web development for high profile web sites for Nashville area publications including the Nashville Scene, Nashville City Paper, Her Magazine, Nfocus Magazine and LEO Weekly. Extensive work in developing custom Drupal modules and extensions to existing ones. Includes work in Drupal from versions 5 through 7. Built custom SMS applications for publications using the Tropo API. Additional work on caching systems for high traffic Drupal and PHP based web sites utilizing Varnish. Developed proprietary publishing and subscription mechanisms to allow for sales of articles and subscriptions to web site members.

EDUCATION

previous associations that helped to gather experience

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

Kaplan University

AUG 2010

Grade A

Graduated Summa Cum Laude. Class work includes development as well as programming and database theory. Developed custom Windows and web applications

Bachelor of Arts in Communications

York College of Pennsylvania

MAY 1994

Grade: B

Developed written, oral and presentation skills. Studied English and History as minors and had Radio electives including news reporting and entertainment programming.

Communications Degree Work

Pennsylvania State University - York Campus

MAY 1991

Grade: B

Journalism and History studies in the school of Communications. Editor of the campus news paper.

Blog

There comes a time when you realize the world will go on without your .02. Here's mine.

Getting Started with Open Source Probo.CI

mrbagnall, 11th August 2017

Mr. Roboto Was Ahead Of Its Time

mrbagnall, 24th July 2017

Secure SOLR, Apache, Docker & Proxy Directories

mrbagnall, 29th May 2017

Branding Yourself

mrbagnall, 21st May 2017

When Your Ship Comes In (Drupal 7/Docker)

mrbagnall, 21st May 2017

Comfortably Mediocre

mrbagnall, 12th October 2016

Reinvention?

mrbagnall, 09th October 2016
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