Over 30 years experience architecting, designing, developing, maintaining, and operationally supporting complex, mission critical 24x7x365 software, mostly related to the public safety - Police, Fire, and EMS users in Connecticut. Expertise revolves especially around the unique requirements of real-time, mobile access to critical tools and information by public safety professionals in the field. Public Safety related integration experience in CT with interfaces to: NIBRS, COLLECT/NCIC (driver, vehicle, criminal history, DOC queries for law officers) both Legacy and V2, Connecticut's AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System) booking interface, CISS (Connecticut Information Sharing System) early arrest reporting, electronic submission of statutory Traffic Stop Reports, electronic eCitation submissions (CT Centralized Infractions Bureau Electronic Citations Processing System), electronic submissions of crash reports (Connecticut Uniform Police Crash Report PR-1), Firehouse reporting.Technology highlights: React, IIS, C#, C++, JavaScript, Python, PHP, Java, .NET, Windows, Linux, SQL Server, MySQL, iOS native development with Objective-C and Swift, Apache, HTML and CSS, Knockout, JQuery, WebSync, REST, SOAP, LetsEncrypt, OpenSSL, OpenVPN, Networking (Layers, Routing, and native UDP/TCP socket development), NetMotion Mobility, Cellular communications, FirstNet, SIM Management, Sierra Wireless gateways. GIS technologies include OpenLayers v2 and v3+, Geoserver, QGIS (viewing, editing, and analysis of geospatial data), Shapefiles and other Portable GIS formats, SQL Server spatial development and queries, PostgreSQL, geocoding, road centerline networks and routing with GraphHopper, fire hydrant mapping and status reporting, AVL (reporting, collecting, storage and browser based playback).