Beth Ott Email & Phone Number

Reston, Va, Us

Full stack software engineer utilizing numerous SDLP methodologies/models in support of several defense, logistics, supply chain contracts throughout the course of employment with SAIC. Daily duties include requirements interpretation, maintenance and enhancement of existing functionality, implementation of new functionality, production troubleshooting, data investigation, impact considerations and mitigation, code standardizations, and quality assurance. NetUSR-MC - Technical responsibilities include the creation and maintenance of Java web applications using Java Servlet and JSP technologies as well as jQuery, JavaScript, and additional client side libraries and corresponding SQL Server Database stored procedures and T-SQL queries in support of the Defense Readiness Reporting System (DRRS). Additional responsibilities include mentoring new and junior colleagues, release management, application deployment, source and version control, and planning roles within the Agile SDLP.NOSSA WebSAR - Developer on the Naval Ordnance Safety and Security Activity (NOSSA) Web Based Site Approval Request (WebSAR) web application which serves as a tool to aid the User in the standardized creation and endorsement of Site Approval Requests (SARs). Responsible for the completion of System Change Requests within the WebSAR application involving MS SQL Server database backend creation and maintenance of SPROCs and table/view using T-SQL and application development using Microsoft Visual Studio IDE and the VisualBasic.NET and ASP.NET programming languages.

Mclean, Va, Us

MOAT - Scrum developer on the MOAT project under DISA Mobility Program Management Office which provided an automated customer order ingest tool for request fulfillment automation by exposing web services, defining data exchange standards, and ultimately providing a front-end web interface for support. Responsible for MS SQL Server database, SPROC and table creation and maintenance using T-SQL; application development using Microsoft Visual Studio IDE and the C# programming language. Cloudward - Scrum developer on the Cloudward project which focused on creating Intelligence Community Trusted Data Format (IC-TDF) libraries for building various classification and control markings established for information sharing. Implemented an Intelligence Community Enterprise Data Header (IC-EDH) to National Security Agency Enterprise Data Header (NSA-EDH) conversion utility tool which does conversions between IC-EDH XML data to NSA-EDH XML data. Responsible for Java application development using the Eclipse IDE and Maven build tool to implement new classification and control markings APIs.Automated Metadata Tagging Technology (AMTT) - Scrum developer on the AMTT project which focused on parsing human-readable security markings, discovery data and other protection information to create machine-interpretable metadata that fit with Intelligence Community and DoD data standards. Responsible for Java application development using the Eclipse IDE and Maven build tool.Developed a Java Desktop Application which automates Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP) maintenance and development in support of the NSA for the DoD as well as for monthly patch maintenance of the FDCC/USGCB SCAP content in support of the NIST. Responsible for application development using the NetBeans IDE and Java Swing to process IAVM notices and create Benchmarks in XCCDF, an XML-based specification language for writing security checklists, benchmarks, and documents that can be processed by SCAP tools.

Johnstown, Pa, Us

Carriage, Stream, Tow and Recovery System (CSTRS) Repairs Web ToolLead Developer in the implementation of the CSTRS Web Tool web application which is used internally to track quality, assets, tracking, change requests, parts and repair data for the CSTRS program.Responsible for development involving JSON, JQuery, and Javascript within the Spring Framework using a Hibernate persistence layer with a PostgreSQL backend.Diminishing Manufacturing Sources Shared Data Warehouse (DMS SDW) ProgramDeveloper involved in the implementation of the DMS SDW web application modules which provide the essential tools for the exchange of data, identification of processing of parts and NSNs potentially affected by obsolescence issues and associated inventory requirements.Supported the DMS project as a Java developer of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Module using Java and Java Server Pages (JSP) within the Struts 1 framework. Supported the United States Marine Corps module (USMC-M) of DMS as a Java developer utilizing the Struts 2 framework.Internal Monthly Management Report (IMMR) Lead Developer in the redesign and implementation of CTC’s IMMR application which went to production in June 2011. The IMMR is a critical tool in support of project oversight and QMS compliance. It also reduces the administrative burden placed upon projects and indirect budgets. The IMMR is a Java Web application utilizing the Struts 2 framework, an Oracle backend and The Hive Group Honeycomb API.

Johnstown, Pa, Us

Total Life Cycle Management Common Operating Picture (TLCM-COP) ProgramLead Developer of the Marine Corps logistics web application that provides a common view of weapons systems and equipment status, enabling USMC senior leadership to make decisions efficiently and effectively using the same information as program managers and the fleet.TLCM-COP Project was awarded the Defense Logistics 2008 Technology Implementation of the Year Award for a new technology application developed for the U.S. Marine Corps (USMC) to help improve decision support.Responsible for the development of Oracle stored procedures using PL/SQL, all server side Java development and client side development of JSPs using HTML, CSS, JSTL, The Hive Group Honeycomb API and EL using a company proprietary framework similar to the Apache Struts MVC Framework.

Johnstown, Pa, Us

Joint Web Common Operational Picture (Joint WebCOP) ProgramDeveloper of the web-enabled Common Operational Picture (COP) that allowed Commanders to accurately view troop movements and terrain in a web browser. It combined battlespace-relevant data, including maps, intelligence information, and live-feed data, into one browser-based display that could be used by combat Commanders to make better informed decisions. Responsible for development involving a web server (BEA Weblogic) to manage data (XML/JAXB) and maps (C/JMTK and OGC) through a middle tier (Java/Struts) and deliver content to a thin client browser (IE/Firefox/Mozilla) using only HTML/JavaScript.Publish And Subscribe Services Integrated Provider (PIP) ProgramTasking involved the design and implementation of new features within the PASS (Publish And Subscribe Services) Integrated Provider (PIP) project. PIP was a project engineered under the Joint WebCOP development effort that could subscribe to topics on one or more Army PASS Servers, process each message that was received, and make the data contained within the message available to client applications such as the Joint WebCOP via Web Map Services (WMS) and Web Feature Services (WFS). Developed a PASS Plug-In extension to the Joint WebCOP system that integrated map imagery and data provided by the PASS Provider application into the Joint WebCOP Battlespace environment. The PASS Plug-In was comprised of map imagery (layers) and feature data, Table of Contents (TOC) entries, and PASS Plug-In-specific context menus. The PASS Plug-In communicated with the PASS Provider via WMS and WFS protocols, using Styled Layer Descriptor (SLD) documents. Responsible for the redesign and implementation of the PASS Provider Administration Toolkit, which utilized the Apache Struts Framework, enabling the application to more closely utilize the MVC architecture.

Johnstown, Pa, Us

Process Improvement Database (PIDB) Program Lead developer responsible for implementing a ColdFusion application front end and a Microsoft SQL Server Database backend to create a standard CRUD relational database application that was used as a repository for project metrics to track the development of projects from inception through completion. The PIDB was used for process improvement (monitoring and controlling the organization’s processes), project improvement (analyzing and comparing similar projects), data analysis (applying statistical and logical techniques to describe and compare collected data), tracking level of effort (planned versus actual), reviews, requirements, deliverables, and change logs.The PIDB implementation was instrumental in helping the CTC National Security Group (NSG) attain a CMMI-SE/SW Maturity Level 3 rating in March 2003 and is still currently in use.

Johnstown, Pa, Us