Daniel Wingate has 6 years of experience as an Information Security Specialist. He has also acquired 13 years of experience in information technology specializing in Object Oriented Programming and support with intermediate experience with the software development life cycle including planning, implementation, testing, documenting, deployment and maintenance. In addition, he has 9 years of network consulting experience with and intermediate knowledge of implementing network and computer security measures, recommendations and procedures for data archiving, computer and network configuration and troubleshooting, and computer and network repair with over 15 years of IT experience starting during his undergraduate tenure at Florida A&M University. Mr. Wingate currently supports Phase One Consulting Groups Operations Team for The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) project as ensuring the systems under this portfolio are secure to USDA standards prior to and after application deployment. He has successfully supported the National Utilization Management Integration (NUMI) project as a test engineer with Phase One Consulting Group from July 2012 to July 10, 2013. Upon starting his career at Phase One Consulting Group, he has supported client application development on the Veteran Affairs Public Quality and Safety Website (PQSW) project from June 29, 2011 until its completion in July 14, 2012. He also assisted with documentation of the Bed Management System (BMS) in September 2011 and provided development assistance with the Carpool project in October 2011. Mr. Wingate was formally the network consultant for Life Span, a child care and development organization. He performed the tasks of upgrading network and computer systems and implementing computer security policies and data archiving procedures.
Listed skills include Software Documentation, Software Development, Sdlc, Integration, and 45 others.