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Provided solutions in PHP and Python where applicable to solve user problems, with appropriate documentation, support and training for projects. Developed standardized development environment and code repository strategies. Provided guidance on coding issues to other members of team.

• Worked with Federal Government employees and other contractors on Federal Government Contract through the US Navy for a foreign national agency prototype for a ship based inventory system.• Worked with government contacts to use functional specs and wireframed designs and develop code and html/css markup to meet functional needs. • Aided in efforts to develop coding, markup and testing standards.• Collaborated to develop appropriate database structure needed to meet projected current phase project needs while allowing for planned future functionality.• Helped provide deployment and demo support as needed by customer.

York, Pa

Primary responsibilities were to work within a SAFe/Agile environment for the development, support and maintenance of various applications for the MOM platform, a thick client based WinForms and/or WPF/WCF series of applications to support the creation of large scale Air Handling Units, primarily under the Solution XT product line. Provided front line support with the Contract Engineering group to ensure the units were physically capable of being built on the shop floor. Worked with automated Autodesk Inventor files and ensured the configurations passed to the models were valid per the configurations selected by the Contract Engineers or from the bespoke configuration tool used in the sales area.

Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Primary responsibilities were for the support and maintenance of the PA Food Safety Application. Worked with clients and team members to identify issues within the application, develop the appropriate solution, then test and deploy those changes within the established release cycle.

Primary responsibilities were for development and support for custom implementations of the AspDotNetStoreFront e-commerce platform, and managing interface between implementation and corporate Promail Order Fulfillment implementation. Duties ranged from DLL development to XSLT package alterations to database administration to scheduled task scripting.Other activities were to work on the development of a custom B2B Ad management product utilizing the Symfony 1.4 PHP framework. Led effort to work with Fry ATS staff on developing consistent html and css standards which were more in-line with established industry standards, allowing simpler repurposing of B2B product to different clients with minimal front-end scripting changes. Created several html/css implementations which implemented Photoshop designed provided by art staff.

Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Assigned to the EDMS Application Development Area as part of the Managed Maintenance contract for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT). Primary responsibilities were as tech lead for the team, with primary development responsibilities in the asp and Visual Basic technologies and database administration. Primary point of contact support for the Safety and Crash EDMS systems, with secondary support roles for the Highway EDMS area. The Safety EDMS system is a search and retrieval system for Driver and Motor Vehicle documents, with sources ranging from mainframe generated content to vehicle documents sourced at dealerships, scanned through integrators and imported through custom software created/maintained by the EDMS area. The Crash system is a two-tiered architecture which encompasses scanning; electronic data capture (EDC), validation and image archival.Considered the Subject Matter Expert (SME) for EDMS Foundational portion of a redesign process for the Safety EDMS system. Responsible for identifying all environmental specifications, capabilities and requirements of existing system. Attended meetings with leadership of PennDOT and outside consulting firm for design of new solution. Responsible for review of/commentary on technical design documents created by assigned consulting firm. Designed and led a project to develop a cross-platform messaging application which allows our client/server area to provide information to our end users and to logically disable functionality via this messaging platform. Developed an xhtml compliant online message editor which makes heavy use of ajax, soap and rpc to create the messages without requiring the end user to develop html coding. The editing application is designed with ajax principles in mind where the application is not crippled when using a limited functional browser. Enhanced existing API functionality within our java framework to provide expanded functionality to our external partners.

Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Lead web designer/developer for the Document Logistics Warehouse (DLW), a thin-client implementation of the ePower Framework Edition Electronic Files System created for the Nuclear Reactors Supply Chain Management Directorate of the Naval Inventory Control Point in Mechanicsburg. Responsibilities include interface and graphic design, back-end coding to control access, index verification, searching, quality assurance and retrieval of the documents indexed into the system. Analyzed database structure for default ePower product to accommodate custom application needs for DLW. Created mockups for initial approval, and used a customer iteration process to create the final design which was implemented to the client’s satisfaction. Developed tracking reporting facilities to allow the customer to track efficiency and accuracy of sub-contractors during the initial back-file conversion. Aided customer in establishing the system environment to ensure it met established government security protocols for access and confidentiality levels required due to the data being kept on the system. Assigned to the maintenance team for the NBS system for the Naval Supply Systems Command. Responsible for analysis and coding of changes as specified by the financial analyst and/or Naval Client.

Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Project-based consultant, mostly for conversion efforts, concentrating on developing methods to convert data from legacy systems into newer technology. Worked heavily with clients to ensure usability of newer processes and that no critical functionality was lost.Aug 2002-Sept 2002- Assigned to an “in-house” project to develop a FileNET add-on intended to allow for rapid return on investment. Responsibilities included creation of ASP scripts to access FileNet Web Services and return properties from various methods back to a calling Java stub via XML. Jan 2002-Aug 2002 - Assigned to the PennDOT UR-EDMS project. Responsible for importing data from four different mainframe DBMS into SQL Server. Aided in initial database design. Developed COBOL code/JCL scripts to extract and FTP mainframe data to EDMS servers. Developed Visual Basic code to import data from FTPed files into the main SQL Server database. Jan 2001- Jan 2002 - Assigned to the EDC project for DOR. Responsible for analyzing a Meta-COBOL tartan-based mainframe system to establish processing requirements for new Formware-based forms. Designed jobs in Formware 3.5 and wrote Visual Basic applications to supported requirements. Provided production support for users on new jobs. Modified/tested ASP pages for use in system maintenance and reporting systems.Jan 2000-Dec 2000 - Assigned to the Air Information Management System (AIMS) conversion project for DEP. Responsible for conversion of forms/COBOL programs to match new database schema and software needs.July 1999-Jan 2000 - Assigned to the PennDOT Station Mechanic Processing System(SMPS) project. Designed/coded original programs according to the detail design. Responsible for recommending solutions for future releases and change time estimates.Sept 1998-July 1999- Assigned to a the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Y2K project . Responsible for testing of all Y2K changes, specifically in the batch environment.

Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, United States

Responsibilities included analyzing and creating program specifications for medium to large projects based on user specifications which were then passed to the more junior members of the staff, who then made the necessary changes and performed necessary testing under my supervision. Created and/or changed both batch and CICS COBOL II programs for use in the 300+ program system. Active in On-call program where the programmer needed to correct nightly abends in the batch cycle in time for the users to be functional by a mandated start time. Participated in major projects that involved changes made to over half of the batch and online programs used in the system. Co-designed and implemented systems for absolute enrollment and eligibility and non-calendar year benefit periods for the companies largest customer group. Participated in projects to provide a new insurance product, implement state mandated benefits, new services and benefits. Participated in successfully implemented Year 2000 conversion project. Responsible for producing Ad Hoc reports quickly for management. Developed training guides for the use of software and test procedures critical to our units functioning.

Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, United States

April 1994 - January 1995 - Assigned to the Integrated Modernization Information System (IMMIS) task for Defense System Command (DESCOM). Actively participated in the upgrade from the System 20000 hierarchical database to the Datacom/DB relational database. Responsible for testing and documenting existing system modules for enhancements on system standardization, and to fulfill requirements of system change requests for the project. Responsible for the upkeep and administration of the Datacom/DB databases, ensuring the data definitions were kept consistent with the S2K databases being used in the production region.November 1993 - March 1994 - Participated in all phases of upgrading previously converted software and developing of new software to provide the National Guard Aviation Classification and Repair Depots (AVCRAD) with an Automated Roundout Maintenance Management Information System (ARMMIS). Responsibilities included modifying and developing source code in COBOL and C to be compiled and run under UNIX/XENIX and AIX/UNIX. Tested existing program modules for enhancement on system standardization and worked with client personnel in software and hardware troubleshooting. Developed, tested, and documented new program modules for use both in the ARMMIS system and on the operating system level. Traveled to field sites to assist in the installation and system administration training for the project.