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Cedar Rapids, Ia, Us

Franklin, Western North Carolina, Us

Working on the Drake Tax software as a Power Basic programmer

Madison, Wi, Us

● Used C# skills to help with current projects ● Used knowledge with console apps and web development to help build functionality for current console automations ● Created new Blazor page components for existing intranet portal ● Used T-SQL and JSON skills to help collect and pass data ● Used past experience to guide less experienced members in VS project/solution standards ● Helped restructure Git Repositories Technologies: C#, Selenium, Blazor, T-SQL, MS SQL, JSON, Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, GIT, Agile, and Scrum Development Methodology.

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using various familiarization with JavaScript Frameworks (Angular, React, Vue), to help create and fix the current production of web/application functionalityhelped with requirement gatheringcreated Angular feature componentscreated Web Api controllers using C#created data objects using the C# repository patterncreated tables and stored procedures in MS SQL Serverusing various experiences from contracting to help inject adaptability to the team

Dublin, Oh, Us

used my experience with Coldfusion, Java, SQL, React.js, and other web development skills to help maintain and build web application functionalityhelped build and convert web application functionality from ColdFusion to Reacthelped build rest endpointshelped build database tables and stored proceduresusing various experiences from contracting to help inject adaptability to the team

decommissioning of eImage (IBM Document Management Platform)rewrote document export utility written in Javaused multi-threading techniques to make the program more efficientreporting on exporting effortsexported 40+ million documents from one content management system to another, including custom meta-data on those documents

Fort Lauderdale, Fl, Us

The have several back end programs and processes that they new fixed and rewritten. These include using JAVA, VB and VB.net as well as IBMs Content Management platform.

Menlo Park, Ca, Us

I am working with the PMT group on several projects that have deadlines over the next few months. I have worked with this group before and we worked together.

Menlo Park, Ca, Us

I was asked to join the team to continue to fix problems and create new functionality for their extranet application for coordinating transportation of goods across North America. This included repairing both front and back end problems that included pages that were incorrectly formatted or missing functionality altogether. Which led to repairing both frontend and backend code, along with correcting, adding or completely rewriting SQL stored procedures, SQL Views and embedded SQL queries.

Chicago, Il, Us

I helped Tecture with some database work on a small project. It was only a few days a week over a few weeks.

Fort Lauderdale, Fl, Us

I was asked to help complete a project to upgrade a current legacy Intranet Web Application called BatchMon. This project was to convert old technologies and web application methods into a new, more robust and accurate application. We needed to gather old and new data feeds into a more organized and robust database structure. A structure that would be easy to make additions to later as well as make the SQL generated reports more accurate. We also worked on the User Interface, using a combination of XML/XSL, older style Grid views, as well as jQuery to make the data quicker to display and allow more options to view the data.

West Des Moines, Iowa, Us

I continued to use my knowledge of ASP.Net, VB.net, HTML, CSS, Web Services, and to help build intranet web applications. My experience with a wide verity of web technologies, including past experience with legacy or less mainstream systems has been useful in maintaining legacy applications. This has also helped with investigating options to update the current technology. I continued to work on web application front-end as well as back-end systems. I am always looking to see how new technology might be used to enhance, make more robust systems or provide a code base that is easy to modify.

He was asked to help evaluate DotNetNuke and its multiple portal functionality to determine if DotNetNuke would be viable as part of the Web-package section of their web based product. Second he was asked to develop a Single Sign-On utility to bridge the different parts of their existing PHP web based product to include DotNetNuke if found viable. While evaluating the DotNetNuke framework, he used his knowledge of ASP.Net, VB.Net, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and other web development skills to have a deep look into the code base of DotNetNuke and specifically its user security and role functionality. This included creating Modules, Skins, Containers and setting up several DotNetNuke Hosts and portals using ASP.Net, VB.Net, C#, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and the DotNetNuke framework. The Single Sign-On functionality proved best done as a Web Service. This allowed the DotNetNuke and its .Net framework and Computiliy’s system of PHP easily to talk via SOAP while not limiting the Single Sign-On to only work with .Net only with PHP. Written in ASP.Net and C#, the Web Service is able to validate a user-name and password against the user database they already have. Once validated this also sent the user roles the user was part of to allow a website to display information based on the user’s roles. This project needed a unique perspective on ASP.Net, VB.Net, and C #, PHP, SOAP and SQL Server. With over 11 years of experience as a web developer Jerry has worked with all of these skill sets, giving him this unique perspective.

Cedar Falls, Iowa, Us

Hired just as the position was vacated with little information transfer, he was asked to “own” Mudd's intranet called Muddnet. Muddnet is an integral part of Mudd and used by all departments. Muddnet is used to track an advertising campaign from conception at the Sales floor to birth through the Production team and on through maintenance through Accounting. He was asked to review Muddnet and fix flawed page navigation, forms used for inserting and updating of data as well as developing new interfaces, tables and queries for reporting and lead generation. This led him to finding many flaws with systems in Muddnet that were not working or had never worked allowing him to fix these issues with more robust code. These fixes allowed the Sales team to view Sales data in several new ways as well as fixing some flaws in several of the forms used in the Muddnet Online Contract that the Sales force uses ever day. New code also allowed for more accurate printing of the Muddnet Online Contract and new functionality to the Contract as new promotions and product lines were introduced. In addition he pushed for a much clearer division between Development, Testing and Production environments. Muddnet is mostly Classic ASP connected to a SQL Server for data capture. Along with the CIO's plans he started to upgrade using ASP.Net, VB.Net, C# and AJAX when fixing and updating Muddnet functionality. This led to the evaluation of many new AJAX tool and functionality, including enhanced display of data. He was also able to use some DHTML for web applications to allow for highly dynamic web applications allowing the user to edit and navigate through dynamic data displays. In addition to the above he was asked to evaluate new technologies to decide if they could be used to enhance Muddnet. These included XML/XLST/DHTML in conjuntion with the SQL database to create dynamic web interfaces and data, Silverlight, SharePoint and many third party tools and applications.

Waterloo, Ia, Us

Brought in to use his Classic ASP, VBScript and varied database experience. He was asked to fix broken functionality of the web version of SMART's Access and SQL Server product. SMART had a product that used MS Access as a front end and a SQL Server backend to collect and retrieve data for police departments across the country. With many different versions of the product they needed someone to help maintain the web version. This included unwinding some old convoluted code and to fix flawed page navigation, broken forms used for inserting and updating of data and also find and fix broken SQL queries and stored procedures. He was also asked to use his experience with Access, SQL Server and other databases to help convert client databases to the main product SQL Server database schema. He used a combination of stored procedures and temporary tables to insert and a client's data into the SMART product database. The data came from the clients in many different forms making it difficult to convert and requiring knowledge of legacy database systems.He started working with ASP.Net, VB.Net and C# as SMART was working on a new version of the product that was to be written using .Net technologies. He had a previous desire to learn .Net and anticipation of using these skills to help maintain the new system.

He was brought in to use his experience with Classic ASP, VBScript, SQL Server and other web technologies to help repair broken functionality for interdepartmental and external web applications. IDED has many different web applications that are used by both internal as well as external users. Some functionality did not work, did not work as expected or was non-existent. Applications where written in Classic ASP, and VBScript, using a SQL server back-end. Jerry examined the web applications to find and fix flawed page navigation, forms used for inserting and updating of data as well as developing new interfaces, database tables and data queries for several web applications. This team worked using Visual Source Safe. Discussed using XML/XLST/DHTML for some interactive and data display.

Asked to build a web application to help track the completion of employee online courses. Using Cold Fusion, SQL Server and other common web development tools this application was quickly completed. Then asked to take on more general IT duties.

Using Cold Fusion, SQL Server and other common web development technologies help fix functionality, add new functionality and change the branding for any old or new iteration of the GeoLearning product to the client's needs. Fixes needed to be found and solved quickly on live servers, making this a fast paced environment. Documentation of all fixes and changes was mandatory so that the next version could include them.

Waterloo, Ia, Us

Using PHP, SQL Server, MySQL and other web development tools designed and developed websites, including the site http://www.do-itmolds.com/. Also helped with Flash action script on Flash projects, including projects for HY-Capacity and Eagle Windows & Doors. Also worked on an intranet for Hemllan to help track time and progress on projects as they moved through the company.

Montreal , Québec, Ca

Used Cold Fusion, Classic ASP, SQL Server and other web development skills and tools to help fix and create functionality of existing web applications. Worked with the Quality and Testing to make sure the fixes and new functionality was stable.

Fix issues on existing intranet and web based applications.Started with little knowledge of web development, but learned Classic ASP, VBScript and MS Access quickly enough to develop a website to display the Access data. Quickly learned Cold Fusion, Perl, JSP, SQL Server and the other common web development tools and joined the development team as one of several Developers that could pull all the pieces together for a website's navigation and functionality to work as expected.. This team included a Graphic Designer, Database Administrator and Network Administrator which allowed some cross training.

Ba, Computer Science

Bachelor'S, Computer Science