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USA

• Developed strategic integration patterns, API architecture, and interface prototypes, leveraging established enterprise goals. Assessed and prioritized interfaces and requirements to identify extensible long-term.
• Designed interfaces to integrate systems such as: legacy applications, databases, Web servers, and supply chain packages.
• Developed secure interface prototypes, establishing secure network paths across lines of business, and assuring secure data validation and transforming data models.
• Developed Web Services interfaces using JMS, WMQ, sftp, and IBM Integration Bus.
• Provided mentoring and leadership to other interface developers in subsequent Agile time-boxes, by guiding reuse of interface templates, and data models.
• Ensured successful completion of all SDLC or Agile life-cycle stages of these projects: requirements, design, construction, testing, deployment, and production support, with daily Agile stand-ups and time-boxes.

Bethesda, Maryland, United States

• Developed applications to ingest libraries of raw SGML-format SEC filings (and other investors' feeds) and to parse, index, and publish them to the Web, into formats including PDF and HTML.
• Tools: C++, perl, Visual Basic, FTP, ODBC, Sybase Stored Procedures, and MQ Series, on Unix and Windows.

Columbia, Maryland, United States

• Developed system enhancements for the XDB DBMS product; XDB was a brand of SQL providing DB2 compatibility for programmers on PC platforms.
• Focused on XDB's programming language tools: SQL precompilers and APIs
• Developed XDB release-level code from prototype code
• Conducted alpha and beta testing
• Derived detailed requirements from test results and fixed bugs
• Tools: C, Yacc, Windows.

• Developed applications for US Army on-site in the Pentagon
• Led four other experienced developers, while guided by US Army HQDA customers
• Designed and implemented an application for interactively correcting SQL database integrity errors.
• Tools: PL/I, CICS, XSP code generation, and DB2.

• Designed and developed enhancements to the Inquire DBMS; Inquire was a relational database management system that provided text searching on the IBM mainframe, presaging today's internet search engines
• Extended Inquire's built-in programming language
• Tools: PL/I and S/370 Assembler languages, in modules that extensively used pointers and multi-threading.

Cyber Security

Activities and Societies: Cyber Security Defense ClubGraduate Certificate in Cyber Security Operations — May 2018, plus follow-on.

Bs, Computer Science

• Computer languages • Formal grammars • Artificial intelligence • Algorithms • Project management

As, Computer Information Sciences

• Computer programming • Operating Systems