I performed duties as lead software developer on a 3-man contractor team, for Air Expeditionary Forces (A1/DTA) on Randolph AFB, doing the following work: • Maintenance and new feature implementation for our flagship web application, Commander’s Toolkit (CCTK) which is a USAF member training reporting. This work involved application as well as database functionality. • Support other applications and their components (class libraries, common assemblies, Windows services, and WCF services. • Created a WPF desktop tool (Entity Factory) that generates model/viewmodel entities from a database (using views, tables, and stored procedures to define the model properties). • Created a WPF desktop tool (Member Explorer) that performed forensic tracking of member training data during the refresh process. • Created a library assembly (Connectionstring Manager) that allowed us to remove connection strings from web.config, and app.config files. • Created a WPF wizard-type tool (Deploy Tool) that allowed us to create deployment packages for our new cloud environments. This tool pulls solution source code from Team Foundation Server repository, and compiles that code with MSBuild. • Re-implemented a command line tool that requests and stores training data from authoritative sources (ADLS, ARIS, and AFDS), for use in the CCTK application.

The following is a small sample of code I've developed on my own time, as a hobby. Most of these things can be found in the form of articles on https://codeproject.com.- ConnectionStringMgr - a class that allows the developer to keep connection strings for multiple database/environment combinations in memory without storing them in config files. The parts are stored separately, assembled on demand and can be returned in encrypted form if necessary- SQL Server Express Agent Manager - adds agent (jobs) to SQL Server Express (that version of SQL Server does not have built in support for agents- WPF modeless window manager (assembly) - allows an app to shut down all currently open modeless windows- WPF Customizable MessageBox (assembly) - allows the developer to set various visual aspects of the messagebox, as well as showing an expandable panel for lengthy data (such as Exception stack traces)- Entity Factory - generates models and (optionally viewmodels) using stored procs, views, and tables from a pre-existing database

Performed duties as software developer for the Business Ops Department at Brooke Army Medical Center. Used WPF and the Telerik Developer Library to create the following apps: • A WPF desktop application which automated the creation of various business charts used by the facility’s commanding officer to evaluate departmental performance. This app required importing data from a mix of over 40 spreadsheets, databases, and online systems, into a SQL Server 2008 R2 database, displaying output in the form of “slides” on the computer terminal, exportable to PowerPoint slide decks and/or JPG files. This effort reduced a monthly seven–day manual process of manual calculations and cutting/pasting spreadsheet data, to a single button-click followed by a 20-minute automated import process. • A WPF desktop app for the Quality Services Dept, allowing users to enter survey responses, save that data to an SQL database, and generate on-screen business chart results which could be saved as and PowerPoint files. • A combined WPF desktop app and MVC5 web app for the Simulations department to track training and conduct student/instructor satisfaction surveys. • A WPF desktop app which allowed the user to merge selected columns from specified worksheets in two selected Excel files, into a single worksheet. I used the spreadsheet controls in the Telerik WPF Library for presentation of data and row/column selection. I also gained experience using MS Office interop services during this development effort. • A WPF app that allowed our dept supervisor to discover and this manage applicable Active Directory groups and users given within those groups.Using Qlikview, I’ve written 12 system integration apps that present various charts/tables to analysts. In support of these apps, I was required to develop several dozen SSIS packages, as well as the SQL Server agents to run them.

Currently working in C#/WPF adding new features and maintaining existing code in the company's Spotchart digital billboard content delivery system.

.Net, Silverlight 3, C#, SQL Server2005

.Net, WPF

Video file encryption and streaming, video content management

C++/MFC, Medbase, AHLTA Readiness Module

C++/MFC, Windows CE, real-time image and video capture / transmission

Worked as sub-contractor, C++/MFC, Preventive HealthCare systems, peer-to-peer communications

Turbo Pascal, Borland C++/Owl/TurboVision, C++/MFC, estate planning and charitable giving software

Computer operator on IBM 360/370 main frame

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