Worked remotely developing a new system for Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) to allow organization to self assess their Posture against the Zero Trust Architecture. This tool is a comprehensive solution designed to empower organizations to assess their Zero Trust security posture across the seven pillars of Zero Trust. Using technologies such Vite, Pinia, Dot Net Core, MSSQL, and AWS Technologies. Also implemented Common Access Card (CAC) login for this project as well.

Worked remotely developing and maintaining front-end themes, modules, templates, custom built web services for a CMS powered by DNN (DotNetNuke) and Unit Tests. The themes and modules are create using C#, MVC, JavaScript, Vue, CSS and HTML. The modules created for CMS was developed for the Defense Media Activity Public Web program, which supports many different customers under the Defense Departments, including the United States Marines, United States Army Corps of Engineers, the United States Navy, and the United States Air Force. Created a Common Access Card (CAC) enabled Single Sign On (SSO) module for the CMS to allow users to sign on to the back end administration of their website. Also created a 3D model viewer for the Air Force (www.af.mil), that allows end users to interact with 3D models and view them in augmented reality (AR), saving the Air Force tens of thousands of dollars.

Developed web applications for the U.S. Army at Fort Huachuca, Arizona using MVC 4, JQuery, Plupload, and WIJMO to develop web applications. Created custom banners and images using Photoshop and Flash. Assisted with the Installation and setup of the MS SQL, Report and Web servers. Wrote and Maintained stored procedures. Supervised a team of ten other developers. Mentored employees in coding standards and issues. Counseled all my employees with their performance reviews. Made all technical decisions concerning coding standards and which technologies the department would use.Assisted in the development of Joint Targeting Toolbox (JTT), SMART.neXt, and the Air Force DODIIS Infrastructure (AFDI) which were all developed into web based applications for the armed forces. Utilized technologies such as JSPs, EJBs, Servlets, JavaScript, JQuery, C/C++, and several DBMSs. Designed graphical user interfaces for these projects. Researched a variety of technologies to ensure that it fits and works with what the project need to accomplish and assisted with the design some of the projects using UML. One of the only two developers responsible for designing the proof of concept prototype for the ADFI web-based application. Initiated brown bag training sessions to coach the other developers in XML, Java, JSP, JNI and Servlet Technologies.

Developed device drivers for the Instrument Development Department. Designed and developed device drivers for hospital laboratory equipment for clients in America and in Europe using C/C++ programming languages on a variety of Unix Operating Systems and VAX Systems to accomplish this. Assisted customers with the installation and testing of the device drivers. Communicated with customers in trouble shooting any problems that were encountered.

Computer Analyst for the IRaD, DB21 and for the DAWS/MDITDS projects. Designed, developed, tested, and debugged code for all of these projects. Researched technology that would’ve been helpful to the design of the IRaD project. Used C/C++ and Java programming on a Sun Solaris Operating System on the DB21 project, using it for socket programming and connecting to databases like Sybase with the help of JDBC (Java Database Connectivity).

Lotus Notes Development along with some GUI development using Visual Basic. Developed and maintained code with the Rexx programming language to send reports made in Lotus Notes to the mainframe so the engineers in the field could get the data and vice versa. Assisted internal customers with technical problems that they might have had in applications or with hardware.