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After spending a year working on the creation of two major products, Clevest has seen more sales in its latest quarter than all of the previous four quarters. The two products are a workforce management system's mobile client and dispatcher's web application. I concentrated on the dispatcher's application but both programs were made with collaboration of.

Led the adaptation of the product’s server software to different platforms or third-party upgrades. This included moving to 64-bit compatible code and supporting the change from PA-RISC to Itanium processors on Hewlett-Packard platforms.Investigated and corrected product defects affecting first-tier customers or critical baseline components. My involvement.

Burnaby BC

Developed four computer language courses (C introduction, C++ intermediate & advanced, C# for the.NET framework) for the part-time studies program. Substituted for instructors as required for courses on database design, Java and object-oriented programming.

Richmond, BC

Designed a product’s switched-circuit tracking application software from the concept stage through its creation to the completion of pre-shipment testing. This application was implemented largely in Java using an Oracle database with PL/SQL procedures, some C++ and csh programming were also used.Reformed the core database processing (PL/SQL procedures) of.

Richmond, BC

Participated on a project that was a joint effort by Nortel and Ameritech to address increasing competitiveness in the telecom marketplace by automating the provisioning of private line and secure data networks. This major project involved development teams on five sites. A significant portion of this work was performed at the customer’s site and required.

Richmond, BC

Introduced object-oriented design (Shlaer-Mellor) and programming (C++) to the Richmond office.Achieved considerably lower defect count than other teams on the project (who were using traditional structured programming methodologies largely in C).Invented a run time programmable parser with excellent performance to interface with legacy telecom systems.

Richmond, BC

Managed a major software upgrade of their main product involving a change of operating systems and development environments. (The real-time operating system selected was OS-9 by Microware). Considerably improved the performance of the product and thereby increased the product’s potential market. Removed Techware’s dependence on a single hardware vendor.Led.

Vancouver, BC

Created a specialized distributed database for the video rental application.Created a simple programming language and compiler to customize the debit card product.Created interrupt handlers for reading optical bar codes or credit/debit card magnetic strips.

Burnaby, BC

Supervised the software development of a controller for fibre optics transmission equipment.Upgraded a Z80 real-time kernel to add multi-processor capability.