I am a JAVA developer working in an agile team on the Dice.com website. I work on everything from front end JSPs to back in classes. We are currently using Hibernate, Spring, and Oracle databases. Also working heavily on API's for the Dice.com site.

I am currently on a small team at Aviva USA that provide common enterprise services to the many applications within our company. Since Aviva is a global company, I work with people and application throughout the world. We work with Weblogic, JAVA, Hibernate, Spring, Informatica, and Oracle databases throughout our applications. JAVA and

I was lead developer on a number of commercial web-based applications. I used Oracle databases and SQL throughout my time at James Tower. I also started programming in ColdFusion as they had some legacy application already using this technology.

I worked as part of a four-person team on a web-based application built using J2EE. I work extensively with and Oracle database and learned a lot of SQL. Once again I used Struts, JavaServer Pages and JavaScript, but I also started using Hibernate and Spring.

I was one of a team of developers working on a suite of web-based and client side application for the Department of Defense written in JAVA, J2EE, and JAVA Swing. I received my top-secret clearance in 2002. I helped with the full development life cycle from gathering requirements, to production deployment. I was lead developer of a new application for the Department of Defense. During the many projects I worked on at Northrop Grumman, we utilized the following tools: Struts, Weblogic, Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs), JavaServer Pages (JSPs), HTML and JavaScript.

I started as a tester and worked my way up to the lead programmer on the auto insurance team. I was responsible for a group of ten programmers and four testers. My biggest responsibility was in providing quality control; everything had to go through me before it went out to our customers. I developed both stand-alone and web-based applications using C++ and Visual Basic.