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94%
$100 USD / Hour
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United States (7:11 PM)
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Joined on November 24, 2008
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2 Recommendations
$100 USD / Hour
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I'm a D.C. based programmer/web designer with extensive experience in the field. I'm a no-nonsense developer - I stick to my quotes, work within time frames, and quite simply get stuff done. I also traditionally work significantly cheaper than my competition, as this is a side-job for me. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions!
Verifications
On time
100%
On budget
100%
Accept rate
90%
Repeat hire rate
10%

Cornell Business Law

Cornell Federalist Society

Abernethy UMC

Cornell Dancesport

WellCultured

Cornell Business Law

Cornell Federalist Society

Abernethy UMC

Cornell Dancesport

WellCultured
Kirk was great. I would absolutely recommend hiring him. Unfortunately, due to the Freelancer website being a nightmare to use to deposit money and pay workers I probably will never bother hiring anyone again. But if I didn't have those issues, Kirk would be the guy i would use in a heartbeat,
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Excellent technical ability and artistic sense! Fast and responsive to change requests. Will hire again if I need to expand the site.
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WOW... Kirk Was Absolutely Awesome and Delivered 150% of what he promised. I Highly Recommend him if you are looking for a true professional.
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I was having a flaky recurring issue and ksigmon helped me to resolve it. I went directly to him after getting poor service from others on the site and I'm glad I did.
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Awesome and fast work. Would definitely use again.
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Experience
Freelancer
Jul, 2013 - Present
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13 years
Self
Jul, 2013 - Present
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13 years
Freelancing until October 2013!
Jul, 2013 - Present
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13 years
Education
Cornell College
2010 - 2013
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3 years
Juris Doctorate

United States
2010 - 2013
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3 years
Wake Forest University
2007 - 2010
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3 years
Dual BA, Japanese and English

United States
2007 - 2010
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3 years
Qualifications
A+ IT Certification
2010
CompTIA
2010
Publications
How to Kill Copyright: A Brute-Force Approach to Content Creation
Cornell Law Library Prize for Exemplary Student Research Papers, Wake Forest Journal of Business and Intellectual Property (Pending)
An examination of using brute-force content creation methods to work around existing copyright law. http://scholarship.law.cornell.edu/cllsrp/6/
Certifications
US English