Contractor with the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of the Comptroller and Global Financial Services.

Converted a military remote intrusion detection monitoring system's satellite relay software component from MS Windows Forms system into a MS Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) system.Converted the database system that the satellite relay software component used from MySQL to MS SQL Server.Incorporated the adding, updating, and deleting of groups, monitors, sensors, routes, devices from an older satellite relay software component version into the newer version using SQL Server database tables, Entity Framework, Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) controls, and C#.NET programming.Updated software components of the remote intrusion detection monitoring system's TCP/IP messaging system to reflect firmware changes to relay and sensor equipment.Successfully accomplished all work assignments in all Scrum Sprint iterations.

Successfully converted ASP.NET Web Forms shopping cart system that used a back-end Borland Paradox database system, to an MS SQL Server database with MS DataSet-based data layer. Tasks involved use and knowledge of MS Visual Studio 2010, C#.NET, and Transact-SQL programming.

Redesigned Anti-Terrorism Human Rights (ATHR) Practice Group’s Document Management System into an ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Application, using Visual Studio 2012, C#.NET 5, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3, Ajax, JSON, LINQ, Entity Framework 5, and SQL Server.Converted and secured all the firm’s multiple Internet accessible Extranets, following a hacker attack, from a Classic ASP/VB Script system into an ASP.NET Web Forms Application using Visual Studio 2010, ASP.NET Security, C#.NET, JavaScript, jQuery, LINQ, Entity Framework 4, SQL Server, and IIS. Managed all extranet design, content creation and updates.Wrote initial ATHR Document Management System as client-server system using Access/VBA for front-end development, and SQL Server for back-end development. The National 9/11 Memorial Museum in NYC expressed an interest in using the document database system as an exhibit.Designed a visual intelligence analysis environment, using IBM Analyst’s Notebook as the user interface, and IBM iBridge for creating the data model layer representing the contents of the ATHR SQL Server database, allowing attorneys and paralegals to track criminal, terrorist, and fraudulent activities related to the 9/11 tragedy and other ATHR cases. Earned the firm about $1,000,000.00 in fees, by allowing opposing defense attorneys, in 9/11 Aviation Cases, to access a modified version of the ATHR Document Management System, residing in a stand-alone server outside the network firewall.Applied knowledge of HTML, PHP, and SQL Server database programming to the design, editing, and content management of Motley Rice’s Internet website.Managed the firm’s Intranet CMS Portal using the DotNetNuke (DNN) ASP.NET open source framework. Responsible for all content creation and changes using the modules and features provided by DNN.Developed the IT Help Desk Work Order Tracking System, IT Equipment Inventory Control System, HR Employee In/Out Processing System, and IT Telephone Tracking System.

Assisted in planning, training for, and executing annual 2 week training exercises for Georgia and South Carolina National Guard CBRN units as a CBRN Observer/Controller-Trainer, prior to 9/11 attack.Assisted in certification training for multiple State National Guard units deploying to Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan as a CBRN Observer/Controller-Trainer, after 9/11 attack.Served, at times, as the 2nd Battalion 345th Regiment, 157th Infantry Brigade's Chemical Team Non-Commissioned Officer Leader.

Low Level Radiological Waste Disposal Facility Environmental Lab - Computer Network/Programming SupportDeveloped the following applications: Environmental Radiological Measurement Database; Personnel Radiological Exposure Monitoring Database; Well/Sump Monitoring Database; Consolidation Facility Waste Tracking Database; CNS Document Control Database; CNS Drug Compliance, Site Visitors, and Personnel Event Scheduling Database.Managed a computing network comprised of 2 network servers, 12 client desktop computers and software, 4 laser printers, a scanner, various radiological isotope detector equipment and software, and weather monitoring equipment and software.In charge of all lab database design, implementation, and administration.Responsible for all lab hardware and software vendor accounts.Installed, upgraded, networked, and maintained all Environmental Lab hardware and software.Provided end user computer support and training.

Ft. Gordon, GA - Manager of the U.S. Army Computer Science School's Multimedia Lab’s computing network to include: a network server, 8 client desktop computers, 3 laser printers, a color printer, scanners, and plotters. Supervised 5 military support personnel in the Multimedia Lab. Simultaneously, manager of the Computer Science School’s Student Support Help Desk to include: the school's e-mail server, and 2 other servers that contained active student training software systems. Supervised 3 military software analysts at the Help Desk. Responsible for managing the Computer Science School’s software inventory account. Darmstadt, Germany - Managed the Directorate of Information Management's Information Center. Supervised 3 civilian local national employees and 2 soldiers. Responsible for managing the DOIM’s automation equipment inventory account. Provided e-mail connectivity for over 250 military and civilian users in the Darmstadt military community. Assisted the DOIM Director in data analysis, design, testing, and implementation of a database system used community-wide for automating the processing of arriving and departing personnel.White Sands Missile Range, NM - Supported over 300 managerial, technical, and secretarial personnel at the US Army Test & Evaluation Directorate. Supervised 3 military programmers. Responsible for managing the Directorate’s automation equipment inventory account. Performed system administration on 2 network servers. Conducted user training on software applications such as word processing, graphics, database management, and e-mail.Camp Casey, Korea - Performed data analysis, design, coding, and testing on more than 35 essential COBOL programs for the 2nd Infantry Division's personnel management system containing over 18,000 soldiers' records. Maintained over 80 additional COBOL programs. Analyzed and repaired abnormal endings to batch processing nightly cycles. Trained newly arriving programmers and operators.

Managed day to day store operations.Hired, trained, scheduled, and supervised 30 full and part-time employees.Trained all incoming Oklahoma City area corporate store manager trainees.Prepared daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly reports required by corporate headquarters in Ohio.Maintained proper inventory levels of products to meet changing customer demands.Expressed the Wendy's philosophy of Quality, Service, and Cleanliness in everyday management activities. Store profits were consistently the highest in the Oklahoma City area.