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Ellicott City, MD, US

Portland, Oregon, US

Developed front-end using React.js and TypeScript. Wrote back-end code using C# and T-SQL. The application was an update to a Web application called ShiftWise, which is used to manage contingent health-care labor. Used GIT for source control. Ran on Microsoft’s Azure with full CI. Used SRUM and test-driven development (TDD).

Atlanta, GA, US

Worked with a team of developers to create an affiliate network system that integrates with our existing radio traffic system, the first in the world. Worked on expanding and updating our CRM software, used by radio stations and market managers throughout the country to track sales activities. Converted JQuery/MVC code into Angular/TypeScript code.

My primary role was designing and developing clinical applications. Worked on the development of the public Web site My SMA Health Online (http://portal.smalv.com). The Web site was written in ASP.NET and C#, with a SQL Server and IDX/Flowcast backend. Co-developed and deployed a Genesys IVR (Interactive Voice Recognition) system. Developed the Web.

Las Vegas, NV, US

Extended and maintained middle-tier systems for processing customer bank accounts. Worked on an internal ASP.NET application that bank representatives used to manage customer accounts. Worked on the company’s public Web site, www.CreditOneBank.com. The middle tier was written in C# and the backend database was in Oracle. Wrote PL/SQL and designed database.

US

Designed and developed mission-critical backend and Web services infrastructure for the online order processing system at InPhonic, which became the leading online provider of wireless devices at the time. Created a single Automated Order Processing (AOP) system that integrated with major wireless carriers, including AT&T, Cingular, Nextel, Sprint.

Developed Elerter™, a Windows client application (written in MFC) that automatically monitored one or more Web sites in the background, downloading breaking news and alerting the user when new content became available. From a small pop-up window, users could scan their alerts. Whenever users wanted to read an alert, one click took them directly to the full.

Wrote a Windows application called CoreAlert that automatically monitored a Web site for breaking news and any other periodically updated information, then notified the user that updates were available. In addition to writing the code, I wrote the specifications and user documentation, and worked with our client to flesh out the application’s.

Redmond, Washington, US

Worked as both a contractor and fulltime software engineer. Helped launch the Web site Slate.com, writing their first Web publishing tool. Wrote and maintained the server-side and client-side code for Slate’s paid subscriptions. Created several other Web-based applications and components for Slate.I also worked as one of the first Web developers at MSNews.