Sean Pathasema serves as the Director of Systems and Web at the Birmingham Museum of Art, where he leverages over 14 years of extensive experience in web development and architecture to enhance the museum's digital presence. In his current role, Sean is responsible for overseeing...
Sean Pathasema serves as the Director of Systems and Web at the Birmingham Museum of Art, where he leverages over 14 years of extensive experience in web development and architecture to enhance the museum's digital presence. In his current role, Sean is responsible for overseeing the direction and life-cycle of key web properties, ensuring that they not only meet the museum's operational needs but also provide an engaging user experience for visitors. His expertise in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP allows him to implement innovative solutions that improve functionality and accessibility across the museum's digital platforms.
One of Sean's key projects involves leading a cross-functional team of internal stakeholders to identify business needs and define feature updates for all aspects of the museum’s website. By fostering collaboration among diverse departments, he ensures that the website effectively reflects the museum's mission and enhances visitor engagement. Additionally, Sean is committed to adopting improved DevOps processes, which streamline workflows and enhance the efficiency of web development practices.
His proficiency in modern frameworks such as React.js and Express.js, coupled with his experience in content management systems like WordPress, positions him as a pivotal figure in the museum's digital transformation efforts. Sean also emphasizes the importance of quality assurance and user experience, ensuring that every digital interaction aligns with the museum's goals. As he coordinates business systems upgrades and integrations with IT, Sean Pathasema continues to drive innovation at the Birmingham Museum of Art, making it a leading example of how cultural institutions can effectively leverage technology to connect with their audiences.
