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Denver, Co, Us

Denver, Co, Us

Web-based, on-line, inquiry and search functionality using a JEE architecture, including: JSF, Struts, JSPs, servlets, EJBs. Electronically filed documents served up as scanned, converted and iText generated PDFs. These applications support our Business, Elections and Licensing divisions.Java, IBM WebSphere, JEE, JSF, Struts, iText and Web Services.Greenfield and Brownfield projects.

Part of a combined Kuvera / State IT effort to migrate the department towards eGovernment. Participated in three concurrent Forté development efforts, while mentoring and monitoring other Forté developers, Informix DBAs, and IT managers. Integrated the Secretary of State’s web site with their existing Informix database applications, allowing for inquiry and filing of documents on the Web.Created a Forté service to integrate, encrypt and process credit card transactions via a secured server, allowing corporations to electronically pay for and file reports over the Web. Prior to this, corporations would have to send a representative to the Secretary of State’s office and file in person, costing both the corporation and the staff of the Secretary of State.Created Forté image conversion and creation services to retrieve, create, and serve images to the Web. Source images were scanned as TIFF documents and served up as GIF images or multi-page PDF documents. In some cases where the requested document was stored textually (not as a scanned image), the information would be retrieved and the requested image dynamically created. This was designed to create a consistent interface to the user as well as facilitate reuse of components. Image conversion and creation was performed through an API to external image libraries. Designed and built a framework that allows unsophisticated developers to rapidly create dynamic Web pages using Forté Web Enterprise. The combined team deployed three releases under budget and ahead of schedule.

2001 Senior Consultant – County of Alameda, CAE-filingDeveloped services to work with an electronic filing interface to the Court’s existing case management system implement in Forté. These services interfaced with 3rd party systems and services to allow users to electronically file court documents. Communication is LegalXML over HTTP. The interface was implemented with Java and Forté Unified Development Server (UDS).Family Court ServicesParticipated in the development of a case management and reporting system. Created generic reporting templates, which allowed easy report modification, consistency in reporting as well as development time savings. Application was served on Hewlett Packard Servers, clients were Windows 98/NT/2000, using Forté (UDS), Forté Express, and Informix.

Houston, Texas, Us

1998 - 2000 Senior Consulting EngineerWorked closely with the PV-WAVE Product Development group providing to them product enhancements and bug fixes driven from the client base. Source work included C++/MFC, C and Java. Project Lead – TS-WAVE®Architected and engineered a commercial application for data analysis and reduction of large collections of time series data. Designed a framework where customers could easily access and import their custom data formats from large files or databases. Worked extensively in the reading and processing of large binary data files. Work included optimizing and writing custom data access programs for customers. 2000 Senior Consulting EngineerClorox Corporation, Oakland CAPorting and optimization of current Fortran numerical analysis application from VAX-VMS to Microsoft Windows NT.1999-2000 Senior Consulting EngineerRaytheon Systems Company, Denver, COCustomize and integrate TS-WAVE® into their satellite telemetry data systems. Project involved the performance access of 100-200 megabyte data files, data combination, reduction, analysis and reporting.1997-1998 Senior Consulting EngineerBoeing Commercial Aircraft Company, Long Beach, CAFlight Test Software. Member of their software team to provide custom flight test data analysis applications and support for flight test operations of the commercial aircraft, B717. Software was client-server with MS Windows NT client and Digital UNIX server. Mentored junior programmers in the client side development which was written in C++/MFC. Helped in bringing the project from 8-12 months behind schedule to current in one year. Was awarded Boeing’s Employee of the month, Sept 1998 which was unprecedented for a contractor at the time.

Computer Science

Computer Science