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• Built, in collaboration with teammates, the customer website for Piedmont Natural Gas (a subsidiary of Duke Energy) using Pivotal Cloud Foundry, Angular, .net core, a RESTful API, the agile methodology, TDD, and XP techniques.• Supported and enhanced a website that handled the internal management of Duke's non-regulated products such as their home warranty program and surge protection program.• Supported and maintained many internal and external websites used by Duke Energy and its customers.• Implemented changes to web applications in relation to .NET upgrades, webMethods upgrades, and Oracle database upgrades.

Glen Allen, Va, Us

• Implemented numerous break-fixes for the C#/.NET applications in the Duke Energy call center• Worked with Business partners to identify issues and prioritize fixing issues• Led effort to fix the intermittent failure of the call transfer in our Duke Energy call center• Supported efforts for the maintenance of multiple applications (windows 2003 to 2012 server upgrades, switching of AD domains related to merger of companies, web service endpoint changes related to webMethods upgrades)

Whitehouse Station, Us

Developed software to manage the workflow for Verizon's landline voice product orders.Worked with Verizon's mainframe team to migrate workflow system from COBOL, DB2, and PL/I to C#/.NET and SQL Server.Led effort to reconcile SQL Server database entries of new server based system with DB2 database entries of old mainframe based system.Developed agents that corrected errors with XML messages coming from upstream systems before sending them to downstream systems.Wrote .NET/C# code that interfaces Verizon's workflow system with Verizon's billing system.Debugged and fixed XSLT code that manipulated the order xml from the upstream ordering system into a format that was workable for the workflow system.

Tampa, Florida, Us

• Coordinated and finished efforts to write system and user documentation for CIMSPR, a web-app and web-service that reconciles identities existing across disparate systems and is accessed by multiple systems in the USF IT department, within four months• Led the testing and writing of SQL code that runs from within CIMSPR to help with the process of reconciling identities

Fairfax, Va, Us

• Led effort to choose a BPMS (Lombardi) from a selection of seven which, along with a proposal for development using that BPMS, resulted in the awarding of a 10 million dollar project to my company from the Department of Defense• Responsible for developing software that modeled business processes• Took initiative to close out two projects, boosting the customer’s confidence in my team• Attained TS/SCI clearance with the Department of Defense