Working to make Asylum and Refugee processing faster and more efficient.

Java and Angular Software Engineer

Automated tests testing CI/CDSection 508 Testing

• Software Business Analyst serving clients such as General Motors, 3M, Intel, Sanofi, and Technicolor.• Developed the 6th iteration of the Memotech Intellectual Property Management system: https://www.cpaglobal.com/ForCorporations/IPManagementSoftware/Memotech/• Worked with developers across the globe, (London, France and India) in order develop software that meets client’s needs.

Testing Analyst for the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (http://healthit.hhs.gov/portal/server.pt?open=512&objID=1200&mode=2)- Participated in requirements/test analysis for the team developing the cloud-based infrastructure to test candidates wishing to join the Nationwide Health Information Network (NwHIN). - Acted as Scrum Participant for development of automated testing lab. Created wiki for analysis of W3C, OASIS, and NwHIN Web Services specifications.- Created Test Suites to accompany NwHIN Exchange Specifications (particularly Query for Documents and Retrieve Documents, but worked on all Test packages for the specifications) and DIRECT Secure Transport (S/MIME), DIRECT XD* Conversion, and DIRECT Certificate Discovery Specifications.- Key participant in all three Modular Specification initiatives, including helping to create the written test packages, test approaches, and testing tools (soap-based transport/security, Direct transport/security, and Direct Certificate Discovery). (http://www.testteam.us/ModularSpecPhase3_Tool/home.jsp)

- Analyze customer's requirements for new business systems- Performed Business Analysis on Business Processes to produce better processed systems- Facilitated joint application development sessions, kick-off meetings, one-on-one requirements elicitation, surveys to elicit requirements- Created product Vision documents, - Performed Use Case Analysis, stakeholder analysis, Quality Assurance, and traceability for requirements to desired features of a system- Utilized Agile Software Development practices to create products

• Identified business areas where Information Systems could be useful, for example a role based computer game where someone plays the role of someone playing a negotiation role with a foreign national.• Performed requirements analysis for new systemso Met with customers to analyze what features and requirements they needed in their systems.o Passed those requirements on to the developer / contractoro Tested the system with the end userso Passed the system off to the end users• Managed acquisition, design and implementation 3 Information System projects for the Office of the General Counsel.1. A tool for preparing for negotiations2. A data collection system used for reporting annual ADR usage by all 107 Worldwide AF bases. 3. A case management system for Air Force General Counsel• Ensured proper certification and accreditation processes were followed for all new systems (i.e. FISMA reporting)

Provided emergency travel assistance, including medical evacuations logistics, medical referral services, legal and financial assistance, risk management services. Supported a 24/7 assistance platform for a multinational group covering more than 35 countries in the world. Reviewed cases for client service's growth.