#Profile

Sean Champagne |
509-205-8310 |
Champagne.Sean@gmail.com |
Seattle, Washington |
github.com/Champagne91

I am a software engineer with eight years of experience in a data-management and client-facing position in the banking industry.  I am excited to work on complex and interesting challenges and maximize efficiency of my work and bring a unique perspective to a team.

#Skills

Proficient: Swift, Objective-C, Front-End Web Development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, DOM manipulation, AJAX calls, database management using CloudKit, Firebase and Heroku)

Intermediate: C#, SQL

#Education

Code Fellows - Seattle, WA — Certificate in Advanced iOS Development, 2016

University of Washington - Seattle, WA — coursework in C# Programming, 2015-2016


Western Governors University — Seattle, WA — B.S. Marketing Management, 2014


CompTIA+ — Seattle, WA — Certificate in Project Management, 2014

#Projects

gowhere | July 2016 | github.com/Champagne91/gowhere

  Mobile friendly iOS application obtaining user’s location with CLLocation.
	Uses Realm library and Foursquare API to obtain bar data based on geolocation within 5 miles.
	Randomly selects and displays a bar based on the radius, and displays local bars to map using MapKit.

Don’t Stop Retrieving | May 2016 |  github.com/Champagne91/dont-stop-retrieving

  Single page web app for dog lovers to find off leash dog parks in Seattle.
	Used City of Seattle API to parse dog park data and information.

Please visit seanchampagne.com for additional projects.

#Experience

Member Consultant, WSECU; Seattle — 2012-2016

-Implemented streamlined personal banking position at $2B financial institution increasing staff productivity and client service experience by decreasing dependency on multiple employees to handle client interactions.

-Securely maintained and updated account information for thousands of clients with discretion and accurately manipulated data according to client preferences.

-Analyzed client data to make accurate product recommendations with the ability to handle and overcome client objections to best fit the clients’ needs and increase sales.

Branch Representative, Seattle Metropolitan Credit Union; Seattle — 2011-2012

-Increased sales culture at a $500M financial institution by moving from a client-focused employee model to a sales-focused employee model using client-interaction models asking appropriate open-ended questions and funneling down responses to thoroughly communicate sales recommendations to clients, ask for objections, overcome obstacles, and close sales.

-Presented business plan to executive team for ATM placement on ideal locations with consideration to long term impacts and forecasting and actively communicated with property owners to place ATMs at property locations in appropriate regions to the financial institution target markets.

additional banking experience from 2008-2010