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fully automated Azure infrastructure, complete with microservices, databases, load balancers, k8 clusters, and extensive automation tooling.

I am focused on developing secure solutions for Homepoint.

* Laid off due to COVID-19 crisis.* Lead a team of software engineers to successfully re-design legacy, embedded, medical device software.* Played an important role in achieving an FDA-cleared in vitro diagnostic device.* Designed and implemented HL7 interface for integration with Electronic Medical Record (EMR) capabilities for an embedded systems medical device.* Rebuilt the TCP/IP stack that allowed the GUI module to talk with other hardware components of the embedded system.

* Led an advanced, off-shore team through triage, assessment, mitigation, and resolution of critical Production issues, defects, and outages.* Discovered and mitigated critical security vulnerabilities.* Successful mitigation of dozens of Production-level defects.* Advanced feature development of new initiatives.

* Responsible for programming the application, interfacing with the backend databases (postgres and SQL Server), and deploying the application to the production farm.* Performed some DevOps work by resolving configuration issues, environmental issues, emergency triage and resolution to production-level defects, and assisting in deployment validation.* Designed solutions that worked with both node.js RESTful services an an ASP.NET monolithic legacy application to the backend.* Supported continued development of the application by designing and executing code reviews of existing and new source code.

I design and develop components of a highly complex, scalable SaaS application that serves as the primary Platform for delivering our Analytics models to the end-user. I work heavily on the client-side with Knockout JS, jquery, and many third-party jquery libraries. I also work heavily on the server-side, streamlining our Controllers, keeping them lean and concise, and utilizing many design patterns like the Strategy, Factory, and Provider Patterns.We make heavy use of the bootstrap library, fuelux, and several other client-side scripting libraries to make our web site extremely responsive, utilizing the design patterns of Responsive Web Design.

I was the primary architect for a sophisticated ASP .NET application used in the financial services sector. I work for a local municipality on a project whose goals are to fully automate tax collection processes.I develop in C# and work with the latest stable release of .NET 4.5. I make heavy use of Telerik ASP.NET controls, including the RadGrid, RadWindowManager, and other useful controls developed by Telerik. We use a SQL Server instance as a Session State server, but our primary backend database is DB2.I developed an automated build process that deploys the application to two web servers configured in a simple web farm. I have a growing and renewed interest in CSS design patterns, which I am making significant progress with. My ASP.NET tax collection software is incredibly responsive, easy to use, simple yet powerful in its design, and has a rather intuitive and well-designed UI that promises to greatly advance the antiquated paper and mainframe-based system of processing tax revenue allocation.

I worked on the Drug API at RelayHealth in conjunction with many of the Architects at my company. I spearheaded the architecture for the Drug API, designed the entire system, wrote design documents, estimated the time needed for development, analyzed the complexity of the system, and then provided architectural oversight for two teams (one in Montreal and the other in Emeryville) that saw this system into production.We worked in an Agile environment in short, weekly sprint using Feature Toggles to implement specific features in production on a very streamlined pipeline that allowed us to deliver more guided features in bite-sized portions directly to production every week.

Relocated from Detroit to take an exciting position at Magenic Technologies as a Senior Consultant. Technical lead who governed the development of an integral component of a multi-tier, multi-threaded real-time marketing tool in the financial sector. Solution was architected around the IBM MQ messaging infrastructure, .NET WCF Services, modular adapters, provider patterns, XML messaging, queues, SOAP, and highly resilient, disconnected and independent components that communicated with each other in real-time.Managed an off-shore team of five developers and one lead, and an on-shore team of two. Collect status reports daily, assembled and triaged bug reports, responded to QA defect reports, assigned tasks and user stories, developed sprint plan, and reported status to management. Held three weekly stand-ups with onshore and offshore teams.Gathered requirements from business stakeholders/client, designed and architected solutions, created design artifacts, authored user stories and stubbed out rudimentary tasks for design and analysis, coding, unit test design and implementation, integration test design and implementation, code review, and documentation.Applied story-point estimation for user stories and rudimentary tasks, conducted capacity planning analysis and reporting, and measured and reported team velocity.Supported monthly Production deployments 24/7 in shifts with other leads, resolved configuration issues, environmental issues, emergency triage and resolution to production-level defects, and assisted in deployment validation.

This position was the longest standing position at one firm that I have held in my career as an Software Develoeper. The only reason I left my position here was to pursue the long-standing dream I have had to return to California since I left in 1997.I worked as a Senior .NET Software Engineer working on many projects in an ever-changing, rapidly growing and expanding environment with some of the most unique group of professional personalities that I have ever had the pleasure of working with. This is where I gained many of my most prized skills in modern software development techniques, including seeing numerous projects through the SDLC.We had a great deal of fun, learned new things every day, stayed challenged, and rarely was there a day that I didn't wake up excited to go to work, the only exceptions to which were those days when there was four feet of snow on the ground.

Design and implement custom .NET WinForms application for a Detroit-based Bond Agency.Gather requirements and implemented them.

This is the same position as the Thomson Reuters position listed above. I began my position with them as a consultant and was eventually hired full-time as one of their employees. Computer Consultants of America is definitely one of the strongest Detroit Area consulting firms that consistently staffs its projects with highly respected and extremely talented IT Professionals.

Responsible for requirements analysis, time estimation, maintenance, development, deployment, and client interfacing of software applications for Chrysler and General Motors.Complex database design, implementation, data mining, and reporting for inventory management database.

Created the www.geeksquad.com web site porting some ASP Classic to ASP.NET 2.0, and developing the entire site with the Ektron CMS, utilizing C#, and the entire .NET Framework.Developed generic Web Form creator that allows for easy creation of a Web Form, complete with fields of any supported HTML type, driven by a back-end database for storage of Form structure and submitted data later used for reporting.

Created complex GUI for an administrative utility as a Windows Forms application exclusively in C# .NET 2.0 using Microsoft’s TreeView component. Developed highly complex event-driven GUI to configure Server application’s settings, dynamically building the TreeView based on the contents of various configuration classes that were serialized/deserialized by the application. Highly object oriented design methodology employed to successfully build an application that used over 100 different classes in a variety of inheritance configurations.As part of a team, designed and developed a multi-tiered IP Camera monitoring, recording, and retrieval application, with the capabilities to view live video, archive video, pan, tilt, zoom, and connect to IP Cameras through a WAN across a disparate network. Projects included building a Windows based front end interface for managing the system and database. Created administrative security levels for different users, and wrote stored procedures.

Developed solutions for diverse programming scenarios in C#.NET, employing object–oriented programming concepts such as; encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction. Used C#.NET and ADO.NET to define and implement secure middle-tier components using both connected and disconnected environment strategies. Components were consumed by web applications and windows applications utilizing SQL Server and stored procedures to perform logical business transactions. Created and deployed XML Web Services using ASP.NET. Consumed Web Services from both Windows forms and ASP.NET web applications. Created complex business components in C#.NET using .NET Class Library assemblies while migrating and implementing them in a multi-tier environment suitable for Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) and COM+ to address application infrastructure issues associated with building scalable enterprise level applications used by many clients.

This was a short stint with Andersen Consulting in San Francisco. I got a better offer.

I began my career as an IT Professional at the ripe age of 21 when Anderson Consulting hired me as an Intern into their Minneapolis Office. I relocated to San Francisco in 1997 to take a position as a Systems Analyst with this company and my IT Career was launched.