I know very little about boilers! (as little as possible) Mostly, I translate business requirements into web applications to facilitate the movement of data. This is all .NET web stuff. Webforms and MVC with C# and VB code-behind. On the front end, standard aspx with a lot of jquery and css. On the back-end, MS SQL admin. I work with Telerik Sitefinity web CMS with a ton of custom user controls, as well as custom web applications. I also support several Lotus workflow applications, hyper-v virtual machines, an intranet site, a LAMP based extranet and many other technologies.

I have a full time job but on occasion I still take on stray development jobs, time permitting. Please, nothing that would require daytime work and nothing in the boiler/pressure vessel industry! Otherwise, feel free to contact me if you need some help on a project.

I managed many SMB accounts and projects. Including Legislative Services Commission, Gooseberry Patch and Franklin County Courts.CRM, project management and a whole lot of code work! I picked up a TON of new tricks and a couple of new programming languages.

At RSG I did a little bit of everything. We had a half-dozen or more contractors working jobs and our owner was a technology instructor. I was in charge of the contractors as well as taking on a good deal of the programming burden.We built web and client-server applications for the SMB market. We were quite successful at this and our customers were very loyal. (Thank you all!) As much fun as the 10+ year run was, it was time for a new challenge.