Software Architect (current)-Architected stateless, horizontally scalable, micro services platform-Architected Public Reporting API (https://github.com/Chatham/apidocs.chathamfinancial.com)-Architected reporting framework that led to 40x improvement in report generation time-Design loosely coupled services that favor batch processing-Developed in house web services framework based on Service Stack .Net that enabled rapid development and deployment of lightweight RESTful web services-Developed basic hypermedia web services client that removes the need to manually set endpoint URLs-Currently involved with assessing and addressing software security requirements, including password hashing, securing data at rest, and authorizationStandards, Training, and Code Quality (current)-Led unit testing discussion groups with all developers at Chatham and Development Partners spread across three continents -Performed one on one unit testing “sign off” assessments with every developer touching our code base-Developed written in-house coding standards and core training program-Promote pre-commit code reviews using tools such as Phabricator-Promote Test Driven Development (TDD) and Behavior Driven Development (BDD)-My code has been referred to as “Fortress Tony” by my peers and my code reviews have earned me the nickname “Soul Crusher” (positive)Hack Week Mayor (current)-Coordinate and execute quarterly “Hack Week” utilizing a format similar to Startup Weekend (pitch, sign up, final presentation) across geographically separated offices-Mentor developers on pitches and final presentations-Heavily automated entire process with custom scripts and YouTrack-Worked on projects such as streaming serialization using JSON, web apps using Node.Js with Express and Go with Revel, and dead code detection using OpenGrok-Many projects find their way into production use or as internal tools

Navy Reserve Navy Information Operations Center (NIOC)Information Dominance Corps (IDC)Responsible for all aspects of the administration of an approximately 30 personnel reserve unit at Fort Dix, NJ.Mentor sailors in their civilian and military careers.

(Reserves) Responsible for analyzing and creating plans for ongoing and contingent operations of US and multi-national military assets inside the US European Command area of responsibility. Coordinate with other US government agencies operating within the area of responsibility as needed.Create and give briefs based on real world and exercise events to senior leadership As a very junior Lieutenant Commander (two months), was rated by a Rear Admiral (Select) as three of five Lieutenant Commanders above two much more senior Lieutenant Commanders; recommended as a must promote.Recommended for Commanding Officer and Executive Officer assignments.

(Reserves) Led a security detachment of 40 personnel responsible for maintenance, operation, and readiness of weapons and equipment.Identified and acted upon constantly changing requirements of standing up a new security detachment including inspection preparations, assignment of collateral duties, training and unit organization.Recommended for early promotion

(Active Duty) Responsible for all aspects of Navy Officer Recruiting in Utah, eastern Idaho, and western Wyoming. Planed and executed calls and events with university officials and prospective applicants. Manage professional development, training, and administration of approximately 12 students enrolled in a delayed officer entry program.Awarded the Navy Achievement Medal for superior performance as the 2006 Officer Recruiter of the Year in a district encompassing seven western states.Identified as the best Nuclear Officer Recruiter west of the Mississippi.Rated number one of seven junior officers within the command; recommended for early promotion

Surface Warfare Officer NuclearNaval Nuclear Engineer Qualified (A4W)FFG-15 - Communications OfficerFFG-13 - Communications OfficerCVN-73 - Reactor Electrical Division OfficerNPS 0205 - StudentMARF Protoype - StudentSWOS 139 - StudentNORS Salt Lake City, UT - Officer Recruiter

(Active Duty) Led a division of 50 nuclear trained electricians responsible for the maintenance, operation, and readiness of all electrical equipment and systems associated with a multi-million dollar engineering plant. Qualified as a Nuclear Engineering Officer (Naval Reactors) and Propulsion Plant Watch Officer thus certifying knowledge, judgment, and ability in the supervision of the operations of the ship's nuclear reactor and engineering plant.Awarded the Navy Achievement Medal for superior performance during an arduous Arabian Gulf deployment.Implemented a highly effective training program that resulted in a 75% decrease in training delinquencies while raising level of proficiency in division over 70%; additionally, prepared 18 junior officers for success in achieving their professional certifications.Led Electrical Division to highest possible rating on external compliance inspection for deployed carriers.Reviewed and upgraded two critical Reactor Department procedures that ensured the ship's success during extended testing and sea trials.Hand picked as Propulsion Plant Watch Officer during the 2004 Operational Reactor Safeguards Examination directly contributing to the ship's "above average" assessment, the highest received by an aircraft carrier in over a decade.April 2002 to May 2003 - Nuclear Power Student: (Active Duty) Completed a rigorous course of study and hands on training to qualify for leadership positions aboard nuclear powered vessels.In-depth operational training in a land-based nuclear power plant including design and operation of mechanical and electrical systems.Qualified as Engineering Officer of the Watch of an operational reactor plant.Graduate coursework in Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, Chemistry, Physics, Materials, Thermodynamics, and Reactor Plant Operations.

(Active Duty) Led division of 20 personnel as a newly reporting officer though an arduous deployment. Directly responsible for the readiness, training, and operation of the ship's radio & satellite communications and local area network. Awarded Navy Achievement Medals for outstanding performance during an arduous Caribbean deployment in support of Counter-Drug Operations and multi-national naval exercisesMaintained ship's communication's suite at 100% readiness during period of extremely high operations tempo.Qualified as Surface Warfare Officer and Officer of the Deck, supervisor in charge of all ship operations while underway.Managed sensitive encryption key material as ship's Communication Security Custodian Rated as the #1 of 4 officers in the Operations Department.