Took position to broaden skills on new platform and new development languages and tools.This career move motivated by desire to gain understanding of SQL databases.LAMP stack developer on MAC.MAC OS, PHP, HTML5, mySQL, Javascript, JQuery, Node, Bootstrap.Agile, Scrum development environment.Tools: PHPStorm, mySQLWorkBench, phpMyAdmin.About the company:Honeyfund is the most successful crowd sourcing web site and is periodicallyfeatured on Shark Tank.

My last position at Avery was as a Senior Technical Software Engineer.Avery is the leading office products company in the world.I was involved in the design, creation, and coding of the Avery web application that is used by millions of consumers worldwide to customize and print on Avery products. I am a principle contributor on two U.S. patents and am in the process of being named on a third.I was responsible for the design and coding of a wide range of web and desktop based applications.Well versed in Microsoft Visual Studio/C#, .NET, VBA, Java Backend/Swing/JSP, Adobe Flex/Flash, Google Script, HTML5, JavaScript and JQuery. Data models include XML and JSON. Wrote and maintained a variety of web services, and learned about and applied software design patterns.Won award for best new software product of the year in the category of Industrial Safety for the application I wrote for creating GHS Hazardous Chemical labels online and for the design and integration of the software to make the service available to a variety of third party partners.In addition to my core coding assignments I technically managed and trained third party developers including a large offshore company that I located and introduced to Avery. I worked for Avery Dennison prior to the company being acquired by CCL Industries in 2013. From 2013 forward I was the only staff software engineer in my depleted group, meaning I had to take on maintenance of all software applications within my department in addition to new projects. While I worked at Avery Dennison as a web developer I also used my math and engineering training to improve process codes developed by Phd. Level Chem. Engineers at the Avery Research Center in Pasadena. This work was mainly in C++ and GFortran on both Windows and Ubuntu Linux boxes.