Douglas Kister Email & Phone Number

Herndon, Va, Us

Arlington, Virginia, United States

Software development using a typical range of JAVA EE software standards including Spring Boot, Spring Security, Struts, Oracle, JSP, HTML, Javascript, RESTful web services, Tomcat EE Plus.

Oak Hill, Virginia

Potomac Falls Restaurant Group LLC is the owner of Finnegan’s Grill in Ashburn Virginia. My duties as a participating member include setting direction for the management and the staff of Finnegan’s Grill. Additionally, responsibilities include developing and maintaining marketing solutions including maintaining a positive public profile on social media platforms including the finnnegans.net web site. I am responsible for maintaining correct accounting procedures and insuring that all financial obligations including payroll, taxes and other expenses are met within a timely manner.

6400 Beula

The MRTS 2.0 project consisted of re-developing the legacy ARMY Materiel Release Tracking System (MRTS). The original MRTS system was develop in the early 2000’s using Cold Fusion technologies along with an ORACLE database. The redeveloped MRTS 2.0 system uses the following technologies Spring MVC Spring Security Oracle 12C Apache Tomcat (development)JBOSS EAP 6.4 / Tomcat JSP AJAX Technologies JQuery /associated librariesJPA with Hibernate JEE6 /associated libraries JAVA 1.8 MavenJIRA Bitbucket (GIT) Confluence AGILE DevelopmentUnix (Cent OS) Eclipse (JBOSS Developer Studio) Jasper Reports Bootstrap 3.0The project team consisted of 3 developers, 1 database person, a project PM, a system analyst, and a documentation/test lead. My contributions to the project included correcting some infrastructure concerns, including the implementation of a GIT based code repository system and the configuration of a JRIA system for Agile Sprint management and bug reporting. I was the primary developer of the code for the MRTS 2.0 application. Full stack development included the presentation layer, utilizing Bootstrap 3.0, JSP, use of POJO’s and AJAX technologies, the business layer implementation via Spring Controllers, and the database layer via JPA entities and associated DAO’s.This project is slated for completion by then end of December 2017 with primary coding and database conversion issues to be completed by the end of November 2017.

Alexandria, Va

Team member for Pre-Adjudicated Threat Recognition Intelligence Operations Team (PATRIOT) initiative is the automated screening of visa application information against DHS holdings prior to interview. Internally for ATS_P the PATRIOT enterprise project was known as Visa Pre-Adjudication (VPA). The following enterprise level technologies were employed for the VPA project, Oracle AQ, IBM MQ, XML with XSD, JAX-B, JPA 3.0, EJB 3.0, MDB 3.0, Clustered Weblogic 12c and Oracle 11g database. ATS_P was responsible for using MDB’s to listen to various AQ and MQ to retrieve queued messages for processing. Business login was contained in EJB which would formulate requests to various enterprise wide information services for information about particular applicants. Error handling was robust so that if any unexpected results occurred, they initial message that led to the unexpected results would be placed on an error queue and then automatically processed later. XML messages where retrieved from DoS AQ and converted to JAVA objects using JAX-B. These JAVA objects where then persisted to the Oracle database using JPA 3.0 technology updating or inserting new records according as dictated by business logic. Once persisted to the database, an xml message indicating that the data was ready to be processed would then be put on an IBM MQ. An MDB that was listening to the queue would then pick up the message and begin the screening process for the given applicant. Upon completion of screening, the results of the screening would be sent to DOS and ICE via queues for their consideration. Primary development tool was Eclipse with Oracle WebLogic Server Tools and Oracle SQL developer and development was done in a windows environment. DEV, SAT and PRODUCITON environments where UNIX (LINIX) based Weblogic 12c clusters.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Lead of team of 7 senior developers for DRC for the Washington Headquarters Services (WHS) eCCS project utilizing AGILE development methodologies. Responsibilities included o Release Deploymento Production Supporto QA/Test environment Supporto Training Supporto Business Analyst Supporto Project Management Supporto Help Desk level 1 and level 2 Supporto Regular interactions with DRC Project management and Government managementThe eCCS project architecture was JEE based and consisted of the following major technologies.o Hibernateo GWT, JSP, and Sencha ExtJS 4.0 client development frameworks.o Spring with Bean Injection and Spring Annotationso Spring Securityo ActiveMQ JMSo Apache Application Serverso Microsoft SQL Serverso Documentumo JasperReportsThe purpose of eCCS project was to replace a legacy system known as CCS4.0 which was client/server based with a JEE compliant Web based application. Major engineering tasks that were accomplished include:o Refinement and of Business Requirements.o Development of CMD module.o Migration of Legacy Data from CCS4.0 system to CMD system.o Migration of Legacy Documents form CCS4.0 system to CMD Documentum based

Herndon Va

DOERHS (Department of Defense Occupational & Environmental Health Readiness System) Project for Northrop Grumman. DOERHS team member that produced Web Based Surveys for the Incident Reporting section of the DOERHS. Technologies employed included J2EE EJB, Struts, Tiles and Ajax Anywhere. Oracle database. IntelliJ IDE.

Mclean, Va

Implemented Offline Request System web based front end for issuing user requests and retrieving user requests. Implemented Signed ActiveX control for JEDMICS specific tasks that had to occur on the local pc. Technologies employed included YUI toolkit, DHTML, AJAX, JSP, XML, Visual Studio 2005 for Active X Control, HTML within a Struts Framework utilizing Oracle WebLogic 11g R1 Application Server.

Mclean, Va

Principle Architect for Web JEDMICS System Administrator Tool. Provided the ability to retrieve and edit Access Classes and User classes. Implemented network robustness for large file uploads and downloads. Implemented network robustness for network intensive operations. Technologies employed included YUI toolkit, DHTML, AJAX, JSP, XML, Active X, HTML within a Struts Framework utilizing Oracle Application Serv

Mclean, Va

Principle Architect for WEB JEDMICS System Administrator Tool. Designed and developed ability to access the major system administrator functions through a web interface. PKI login implementation for both the Web JAT and the Web JEDMICS tools. Technologies employed included DHTML, AJAX, JSP, XML, Active X, HTML within a Struts Framework utilizing Oracle Application Server.

Mclean, Va

Web JEDMICS Principle Architect for Web JEDMICS Permanent repository interfaces. Provided the ability to retrieve and edit permanent repository data. Technologies employed included DHTML, AJAX, JSP, XML, Active X, HTML within a Struts Framework utilizing Oracle Application Server

Mclean, Va

Web JEDMICS Principle Architect for Web JEDMICS Pending repository interfaces. Provided the ability to retrieve and edit pending repository data. Technologies employed included DHTML, AJAX, JSP, XML, Active X, HTML within a Struts Framework utilizing Oracle Application Server.

Mclean, Va

Web JEDMICS Principle Architect for Web JEDMICS SDI DHTML Client Interfaces. Produce Zero-footprint Web Client that provided the ability to interactively parse flat file formats, both fixed and delimited, and then map the parsed fields to the JEDMICS database Repository. Technologies employed included DHTML, AJAX, JSP, XML, Active X, HTML within a Struts Framework utilizing BEA WebLogic 8.1.

Oak Hill, Virginia

Development services provided to the JEDMICS contract for 12 years. Prime Contractor was Northrop Grumman.JEDMICS (Joint Engineering Data Management Information Control System) is a Joint Services Contract for the storage and retrieval of engineering drawings. JEDMICS was originally a UNIX terminal based project, as newer technologies became available they were used to implement better and faster user and repository interfaces.From 1998 to 2010 the primary technologies used for implementation included and Application Server (Oracle and Web Logic Application Servers), Struts based framework and a J2EE EJB implementation for access to the JEDMICS repository. The Web Client interfaces relied heavily upon DHTML, AJAX and JavaScript to provide a Web 2.0 experience for end users and conformed to 508 compliance implementation standards.

Mclean, Va

Web JEDMICS Principle Architect for Web JEDMICS DHTML Client Interfaces. Built upon the struts platform. Lightweight robust interfaces developed for Internet Explorer. Interfaces displayed large amounts of engineering drawing data using DHTML methodologies to obtain a visually appealing interface. 508 compliance. Product received to rave reviews.

Jat Jedmics Administration Tool. Java Based Gui That Allows For System Administr

2001 - JAT JEDMICS Administration tool. Java based GUI that allows for System administration tasks to be carried out with simply easy to use interface. 2000 - Offline Editor Java based GUI that allows for the editing of downloaded jobs and images from the JEDMICS Repository. 2000 - JPC Client Server based Java Application, JDBC based. User Interface design and implementation. Application allows end users to access the data stored in the JEDMICS Repository. 2000 - ABI - The ABI program is used to convert solicitations from the DPACS system and makes them available for import into JEDMICS via the GIS product. 1999 - Web JEDMICS rework with the database implementation rewritten in Enterprise Java Beans. Enterprise Java Beans provided the stability that had been missing with the all Javascript Implementation. 1998 - Principle Architect for the implementation of the JEDMICS end user workstation with Internet based technologies. These technologies included the use of Server Side Javascript with live Connect for Oracle database connectivity and Client Side Javascript for manipulation and display of data in the Web Browser. Additional technologies employed included LiveConnect for Javascript to Java connectivity with LiveConnect to enable connections to Java based CORBA client for use in retrieving images stored upon Optical Jukeboxes. Produced both a Java/Highly graphical interface and a non-java based low graphics interface.

Reston, Va

1998 – Team Lead for a five person development team that completed a World Wide Web (WWW) Analysis report. Technologies included, CORBA, IIOP, Java, JDBC, JavaScript, and other open standards. Attended Netscape’s DevCom Conference in San Jose, CA as part of the research for this WWW Analysis paper. Lead a five person development team that developed JEDMICS prototypes based upon CGI bin and JavaScript technologies, standalone Java application technologies, and embedded into HTML Java Applets technologies.1997 – Team Lead for JEDMICS 3.0. Lead a development team of thirteen developers for an Object Oriented project and was responsible for the design and implementation of more than 100 GUI screens. Development was done in C++ with Visix Galaxy cross-platform development API and screen generator tool. Organized and Presented GUI design review sessions for government customers. Participated in design of abstract base classes for object representation and management of those objects, as well as the design of a GUI Mediator class that operated on screen dictionaries and displayed the information from the derived object classes automatically on the screen. These three classes saved an estimated 50 to 75 percent of the development effort associated with coding the GUI. Underlying database was Oracle.