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Sunnyvale, Ca, Us

Internal application development

Sunnyvale, Ca, Us

Denver, Co, Us

Supported conversion of 2 million customers to new Python search applicationImplemented timer framework to find performance problem areas in production.Worked with operations to develop production monitoring toolsWorked with architecture group to define technical direction of company

Phoenix, Az, Us

• Developed two SOAP web services to provide GMail and Google Calendar operations to the Apollo Education Platform.• Optimized both services to handle 90K concurrent users.• Successfully deployed to production on time and both services are currently in use by the University of Phoenix with 300-400K users.• Also implemented email and calendar web components. • Code was implemented in Java, Spring-WS, Tomcat, JavaScript, jQuery, TIBCO PageBus, and the Dust templating engine.

San Mateo, California, Us

• Received engineering department award for successfully leading a web application framework project to completion after the original team imploded.• Took the lead on a legacy web application framework to resolve a large backlog of bugs. My team successfully resolved all severe or high priority bugs and a large percentage of medium priority bugs.• Code was implemented in Flex, JavaScript and Java.

Developed Tomcat server to support distribution of mobile applications and advertisements.

Plano, Texas, Us

• Architected and implemented a declarative web application framework from scratch. This supported an IDE which allowed everything but business logic to be implemented without writing code.• National City Bank claimed that application development was 67% faster with 98% less code compared to the equivalent .NET application. Other customers reported similar results.• WaveMaker Software was later acquired by VMware and has 30 reference customers listed, including Cisco, Brunswick Bowling, Kana Software, and National City Bank. • Member of founding team. Built my own desk on the first day before playing a critical role building and leading the team that built the product.• Code was implemented in Python and JavaScript with some PHP. Later re-architected for a pure Java implementation on top of Spring, Hibernate, MySQL, and Tomcat.

• Implemented remote deployment tool, configurable data entry forms, and a simple XML persistence framework to support an application performance monitoring product.• Code was implemented in Java along with JAXB, XMLBeans, and JXPath.

San Mateo, California, Us

• Architected and implemented a declarative web application framework from scratch.• Currently in use by top life sciences companies including Amgen, Boston Scientific, Novartis, and Merck.• Applications created with the framework are designed to be dynamically configurable based on user roles and can also be heavily customized by the customer.• Code was implemented in Java and made use of custom JSP tags, a DOM parser, and custom reflection code optimized for speed.

• Implemented a custom “screen scraper” that simulated the way a user interacts with a VT320 terminal.• Integrated with 14 package delivery companies around the United States.• Code was implemented in Java, JSP, and HTML.

• Redesigned database schema and data access API for a network and customer management system.• Code was implemented in C/C++ on Solaris.

• Wrote object relational data access layer to access relational databases including Oracle and Sybase.

• Wrote cross platform database drivers against multiple relational database systems including Oracle, Sybase, Informix, and Ingres.• Code was implemented in cross-platform C on Windows, OS/2, Unix, and MacOS.

• Wrote cross platform database drivers against multiple relational database systems including Oracle, Sybase, Rdb, and EDA/SQL.• Code was implemented in cross-platform C on Windows, OS/2, and MacOS.

Davis, California, Us

• One of the principal programmers on a new laboratory information system.• System successfully went into production and was used for years until replaced by more modern technology.