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Frankfurt Am Main, Hessen, De

Developing and supporting the Deutsche Bank Rates & Credit Dealer-to-Client eTrading platform.

Ann Arbor, Mi, Us

Cognitive Services Natural Language Processing Team Leader and Microservices Developer for the Application for Clinical Data Container-based Product:- Led the team that was responsible for 16 microservices that can process unstructured text and return analytic insights. - Responsible for development deliverables, requirements definition and review, job assignments, design documents, and external documentation. - Led the update for all the models and services to incorporate the annual medical and drug ontologies refresh. - Delivered support for user-supplied Negation triggers, user-defined medical codes, and sentence segmentation. - Provided direct customer production support for critical customers. - Led the effort to transition the Natural Language Processing and Microservices assets and environments from IBM to Merative

Armonk, New York, Ny, Us

Cognitive Services Natural Language Processing Team Leader and Microservices Developer for the Application for Clinical Data (ACD) Container-based and Software as a Service Product: - Led a team of 8 software engineers that produced 16 microservices that can process unstructured text and return analytic insights. - Responsible for development deliverables, requirements definition and review, job assignments, design documents, and external documentation.- Led the integration of a set of on-premise analytic models into the ACD product as microservices- Delivered weekly iterations for the ACD Software as a Service Production Offering. - Used and developed Deep Learning models to provide added analytic value, such as Temporal linkage for analytics. - Improved the processing performance for the Natural Language Parsing component by 40%. - Improved the Accuracy score(F1) for the Named Entity Service to 80% from 40%. - Maintained compliance and performed required security updates for all external software packages used by the microservices. - Produced the required design documentation that met the Quality Management System (QMS) standards for delivering products in the healthcare industry.- Received the Watson Health General Manager’s “Be passionate about our clients” Award.

Armonk, New York, Ny, Us

Development Manager, Architect, and Team Leader responsible for the IBM Smart Business Developers’ Kit:- Facilitated the enablement of over 100 external customers onto IBM’s Smart Business Platform in the first 6 months. - Led a team of 14 software engineers responsible for the following disciplines: programming, installation, documentation, usability, testing, and customer support. - Responsible for development deliverables, requirements definition and review, job assignments, design reviews, leading scrum, interfacing with external groups, external customer interaction, beta program participation, presenting to executives, and internal and external enablement sessions.

Armonk, New York, Ny, Us

Team leader and Developer for IBM Router Configuration Application:- Led a team of developers responsible for the Configuration Application for a set of IBM Routers

Armonk, New York, Ny, Us

Team leader and Developer for IBM’s Token-Ring and Ethernet ATM LAN Switch: - Led a team of developers responsible for enhancements and customer issues. - Managed a constant workload of 25 critical customer situations and 100 open customer issues. - Provided on-site support for critical customers.

Us

Designed and developed the Electronic Data Interchange Administrative Client Product, a Windows Graphical User Interface for a full-function UNIX EDI Client/Server Application.

Armonk, New York, Ny, Us

Architect and Technical Leader for IBM’s Electronic Data Interchange Product: - Responsible for reviewing all new code and design. - Responsible for all critical parts of the product components. - Taught product classes to customers and internal users. - Established change team procedures that reduced errors in fixes from 10% to 1%. - Employed dumps and system traces to solve problems. - Led a team that reduced 180,00 lines of code to 20,000 lines of common code.