Joshua Ness Email & Phone Number

Nashville, Tn, Us

Nashville, Tn, Us

Nashville, Tn, Us

Nashville, Tn, Us

I continued my career as an Application Architect through contract work for Every Nation while taking on more clients like O’Charley’s, The Collective Global, WithCo Cocktails, WigWag Dog Co, Hulsa Wellness, and a few more smaller projects.Every Nation Staff Intranet Enhancements: After moving to a contract role with Every Nation, I continued to provide expertise as their Application Architect. • Built multiple custom financial reports• Updated multiple existing functions to keep up with workflow changes • Built microservices to update organizational ETL processes and speed up reporting tools• Met with department leaders to provide potential development solutions to business needs• Assisted other developers with their projects• Built documentation on organizational SDLC and project management processes• Technologies Used: C# .Net Blazor, CSS3, JavascriptO’Charley’s Receipt Scan: This project added the functionality for customers to scan QR codes on the receipts and be able to pay for their bill. My role was to apply what the design team had built and work with the backend team to make any adjustments needed, while also testing through the entire process.• Worked with existing code and multiple teams to develop an excellent user experience• Took designs and functionality prompts and built them• Worked with a QA team to test and deploy the solution• Technologies Used: C# .Net Blazor, CSS3, JavascriptThe Collective Global: The Collective contracted me on a development project to help create a new custom solution that will help them scale their business by automating their business workflow.• Built a new project from the ground up with authentication and roles• Met with their team to establish a standardized workflow• Established a timeline and development plan• Full stack solo developer• Technologies Used: C# .Net Core, CSS3, Javascript, BootStrap, MSSQL, Azure

Brentwood, Tennessee, Us

Every Nation helped me shape my career from just being a developer to working with key leaders and creating solutions and strategies that impacted the success of the IT department and the organization. The work I did here meant a lot to me and I was very proud to be the one that changed their organization for the better. everynation.me: everynation.me is a custom staff intranet that helps remote missionaries get access to multiple custom forms and reports to help manage their giving and custom needs.• Built financial forms to help missionaries predict pay and facilitate partnership• Built financial reports to help show missionaries their incoming gifts• Migrated entire development environment from on prem to Microsoft Azure• Built in custom performance surveys for managers and employees• Many more custom reports, tools, and forms.• Led a team of 3 developers and met with leaders to produce IT development roadmaps• Built documentation on best coding practices• Technologies Used: C# .Net MVC, CSS3, JavascriptCareers Platform: Every Nation needed a custom solution to help facilitate their application process as their HR systems did not provide any solutions. This connected to their Staff Intranet to help manage their applicants and open positions.• Full-Stack development and database design• Worked with multiple teams to organize an IT solution• Technologies Used: C# .Net WebForms, CSS, Javascript

Antioch, Tn, Us

Integra Interactive was my first development job out of college where I learned my foundations as a developer. It was a challenging environment as I was forced to solve problems and create business solutions in an environment where I was the only .Net Developer, but I believe that this job challenged me to be more self-starting and solution minded.Responsibilities:• Created an online updating tool for our remote software• Created a contact management tool to manage business processes• Weekly Database ProcessingEnvironment:• Microsoft Visual Studio 2008• .Net C#• Web forms• SQL Server• jQuery• Delphi.Net

What started as a summer temp position, managing a file repository, ended up becoming a systems administrator within the 2 years of my employment with AIG. While the software that I was to administer never was picked up, I got a very wide exposure to adopting systems and system implementation in large organizations. In the mean time, I was able to assist on Sarbanes–Oxley audits as well as internal audits, while still managing the document repository.Responsibilities:• File Management• Audit Documentation

Cincinnati, Ohio, Us

I started working at Kroger at the age of 15, working weekends and a couple hours after school as a courtesy clerk (a bag boy). I quickly moved my way up through the ranks of front end customer service becoming a cashier, front end supervisor, customer service clerk, and finally an accounting clerk. I really enjoyed learning to work with people from many different cultures and stages of life. The best thing this job did for me was to learn how to treat everyone equally and respectfully. It was a challenge to get respect as a 18 year old supervisor, when most of my coworkers had been working at Kroger as long as I had been alive. I had done well moving my way up through the company, and could have easily kept moving up through the ranks if that's where I wanted my career to lead, but I'm a techie, and there was a techie career out there waiting for me.Responsibilities:• Accounting• Customer Service• Supervising• Manual Labor

Masters, Computer Information Systems

Undergrad, Computer Information Systems