Clint Olson Email & Phone Number

Arlington, Va, Us

Currently working on a SpringBoot/Postgres application in Boeing's Sales and Marketing organization

Enjoyed a few months off after 31 years at BoeingExtensive background includes: Developing cloud native web applications and services Both the Java and .NET ecosystems Experience with Google Cloud Platform, AWS and Azure Automated CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins, Gitlab CI and Azure Devops Deployments to Cloud Foundry, Google App Engine, Red Hat OpenShift and Azure Service Fabric. Automating schema changes using .NET Entity Framework and Liquibase. Leading development teams and mentoring. Proponent and coach for Agile methodologies.Demonstrated history of Learning quickly, contributing at a high level, accepting more and more responsibility over time.

Arlington, Va, Us

In 2018 I searched for a project at Boeing that followed the principles of Pivotal Labs (now VMware Tanzu Labs). I found the Alchemy project, a new .NET Framework application that orchestrates sales campaigns for commercial airplanes. The application used Entity Framework (EF) for object/relational mapping and schema updates on deployment and used Jenkins and Cloud Foundry to orchestrate CI/CD pipelines. While strictly a .NET/Razor UI initially, we eventually converted 90% of the UI to React.Major Accomplishments: In six months I learned a new tech stack (.NET), a new way to work (XP) and a new set of business rules and became the team's Development lead.Converted the .NET/Razor UI to React. We never stopped delivering new functionality to our customers during the conversion.My previous Java/Spring Boot experience allowed me spin up quickly and support a team that had been decimated by the Boeing layoffs in 2020.

Arlington, Va, Us

In Dec of 2014 I started supporting the next generation of Boeing's Toolbox application - an application used by Boeing engineers and airline customers to view and manage aircraft maintenance documentation. This application was initially hosted in AWS but was migrated to Azure. On Toolbox we employed the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) and I was a team member or scrum master on both application development and infrastructure support teams. Roughly half of this time was spent automating the creation of infrastructure using templates - Cloud Formation (AWS) and Azure Resource Manager (ARM) - in conjunction with Chef.Major Accomplishments:Deployed and administered Cloud Foundry (PCF) in AWS for a pilot team of developers working with Pivotal Labs to improve our Agile development processes.Responded quickly to customer needs when I implemented a Cloud Foundry Service Broker for Elasticsearch in Python.Member of a team that created CI/CD pipelines in VSTS (now Azure DevOps) that created our application infrastructure and deployed our services into Microsoft Service Fabric using Python.

Arlington, Va, Us

I was the lead developer/architect of a Java based authoring and publishing application (SMITS) that managed scheduled maintenance data for commercial and military aircraft, with both a thick client (Java Swing) and web based client (Servlet/JSP), business and data access layers on the server, and an on-demand publishing service • I lead the project through 3 week agile release cycles, serving as a the lead developer and scrum master • Had overall responsibility for application implementation, architecture, and deployment • Ensured compliance to Corporate Standards for application development • I wrote, reviewed, and deployed application codeMajor Accomplishments2013 – Led migration of application from Sun Servers to Linux to conform with new preferred data center standard architecture.2012 – Saved The Boeing Company $500K by replacing commercial CORBA implementation with an open source alternative.2008 – Lead a team of 7 developers through the complete re-design and implementation of the SMITS publishing engine.2007 – became project Technical Architect2005 – Led a group of non-Java developers through the transition of an application (ACT) from an IBM proprietary framework to J2EE (JSP/Servlets)2002 – Led a team of 7 developers through the initial design and implementation of the job scheduling component of the first SMITS publishing engine.2001 – Contacted the Boeing Technical Library (BTL) about the need for company wide access to Safari Books Online. BTL now maintains 4500 safaribooksonline.com licenses for Boeing employees.2001 – Replaced Make with Ant and brought unit testing with JUnit into the project.

Arlington, Va, Us

Started as a tester, became full time developer. Test and development (C programming) of the Boeing Flight Test real time data acquisition and reporting system.

Arlington, Va, Us

Propulsion Systems Analysis and Certification • Responsible for certification of 777/GE90 engine in-flight starting • Thermal analysis using SINDA 85/FORTRAN.

Bs, Mechanical Engineering

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