Develop technology solutions for small companies.

Managed 4 teams of Managers and Engineers in Seattle, New York, and Dallas.

Managed 4 teams of Managers and Engineers in Seattle, Guadalajara, and Detroit.

• Built a global operations monitoring console which collected data from over 30 distributed systems and tools running around the world for the shipping industry (www.nykline.com). Architecture included Java, Flash, Citrix, MSMQ, Tomcat, MySQL, JSP, Quartz, Spring and Hibernate.• Built AJAX driven rich graphically rich web dashboards integrating a combination tools including Java, Flash, AJAX, and C++ to relay information to users leading to a 45% reduction in downtime.• Created C++ DLL's to fetch information from Win32 Performance Counters on multiple machines, use DCOM to talk to Citrix Presentation Servers to gather farm statistics, and use Win32 libraries to fetch messages from MSMQ. Created Java wrappers via JNI to call DLL's and pass output to Java.• Developed software to interface with and monitor diverse technologies including databases (Oracle, SQL Server, Sybase), OpenView, Tivoli, HP Service Desk, QPasa, MQ, IIS, and WebLogic via JMX.• Software honored by InfoWorld for one of top 100 innovative new projects (www.infoworld.com).

• Created tools for the worldwide casino industry using cutting edge optical surveillance and marketing technology (www.ballytech.com). Architecture included Java, Oracle, Flash, C# .NET/CF, and C++. Software showcased on the Travel Channel, USA Today, the New York Times.• Single engineer responsible for creating interactive Flash tools for casinos to obtain real-time statistics from casino floors, pit, tables, and individual players. Configurable tool feature-set included statistical filters to color code casino tables based upon their specific value. Supports multiple users with real-time data from casino blackjack and baccarat tables. Architecture includes separate client and server processes, with secure xml-socket based communications using Java, RMI, Oracle, and Flash ActionScript 1.0 and 2.0.• Single engineer responsible for all aspects of creating a CAD tool for casinos to create a birds-eye view of floors, pits, and tables. Client/Server architecture involved use of Java J2EE, Flash ActionScript 1.0/2.0, and Oracle, with secure xml-socket based communications.• Created and enhanced casino software, as needed using Java, Oracle, Flash, and C++/C#.• Continually evaluated 2D and 3D software including DirectX 9.0, Java 2D/3D, and Director.• Created real-time wireless application on Pocket PC 2002/2003 platforms using C# .NET and eMbedded Visual C++ with serial port reader for player card swipes synonymous to point of sale credit card readers.

• Developed and maintained websites for clients including Wizards of the Coast (www.wizards.com).• Provided online tools to facilitate direct email marketing utilizing Java J2SE, JSP, EJB, and Oracle.• Re-engineered eHost (www.ehost.com) domain registration process from a perl based architecture to a Java based architecture utilizing an XML API, PowerTier, and Oracle 8i.• Designed and developed universal admin tool to maintain registration processes for SpeedyClick.com and ShopNow.com. Product utilized Java servlets, EJB's, JDBC, LDAP, XML and XSL, built on n-tier environment Sun Solaris servers using LINUX, Apache JServ, PowerTier, JSSE, Xerces and Xalan.

• Designed, developed and unit tested Java, C++ and Pro*C dynamic SQL on HP-UX platform to integrate pricing plan functionality into existing applications.• Researched and fixed Java, Pro*C, C++, and C code problems relating to three high-pressure production billing applications for large clients. UNIX based applications required substantial understanding of system interfaces and use of Pro*C, C++, C, Korn shell, Oracle SQL, and MVS.

• Designed and developed UNIX C shell (csh) scripts to rank and update customers according to their payment history, current status, and active services. Obtained permission from software vendor to integrate scripts with licensed billing package. • Created UNIX Korn (ksh) and Bourne (sh) shell scripts to calculate billed and unbilled installment amounts for wireless phone purchases.