I am a senior IT Middleware professional who uses my IT architecture skills and business acumen to help the Bank of America IT teams optimize their business/IT alignment so that they can achieve their business goals and objectives.US Patent 9176722CI-CD Middleware - In my current role I am responsible for the design, development and implementation of best-practices for CI/CD processes in a large organization. Here is a list of some of the various tools I have implemented:Code and Commit: Git, Github, Bitbucket, CA, SVN, ArtifactoryBuild and Config: Maven, Docker, Gradle, Chef, Puppet, Ansible, AWS, Salt Stack, Wercker, TestNGScan and Test: Arquillian, Selenium, JUnit, CucumberRelease: uDeploy, SerenaDeploy: AWS, Docker, Openshift, JbossMonitoring: Nagious, AirbrakeSecurity: Aquasec, HashiCorpMonolithic Middleware - In my current role I am responsible for creating installation processes to install and configure a middleware footprint for monolithic applications. The installation process guarantees a successful installation of the middleware product and configures the product to interact with the LDAP and SSO infrastructure. The installation generates an SSL certificate request, sends the csr to the internal CA infrastructure and waits for the csr to be approved. Once approved the certificate is downloaded to the appropriate keystore and SSL is configured per product. The installation process finishes the configuration with a standard port schema.The footprint sets the base for reporting, and tracks the versions of the products to maintain Bank of America Information Security baselines. In addition to maintaining the installation processes I also hold quarterly conference calls for the IT teams initiating the installation processes and answer any middleware questions. I am able to maintain my reputation as a credible business architect by assuring the IT teams throughout the bank that the footprint aligns with a majority of the use-cases.

Responsible for providing senior technical leadership and root cause analysis to a vast array of technical challenges within Bank of America's Banking infrastructure technology environment. I have also provided training and education to my team peers in the following areas: · How to effectively failover a complex Java application. · How to effectively use Bladelogic in the enterprise. · How to generate and analyze Java Heapdumps. · How to capture and analyze Java Garbage Collection dumps. Documentation was created and shared with my teammates on these 4 training sessions.

Responsible for installation and configuration of all components involved with web servers, application servers, and reporting servers for the Cashpro suite. Responsible for monitoring and recommending server upgrades, server health, server security, firewall configuration, load balancing, access control, version control and troubleshooting. Responsible for training and educating new employees. Responsible for Bladelogic jobs to build and administer the Cashpro suite for middleware products. In addition to these responsibilities, many Unix shell scripts were created to install, configure and support the technologies.

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Responsible for all web servers, application servers, and database servers for the S1 corporate banking application and S1 small business banking application throughout entire development life cycle. Responsible for monitoring and recommending server upgrades, server health, server security, load balancing, access control, version control and troubleshooting. Responsible for educating and training new employees. Bank of America acquisition in 2004.

Responsible for design of Internet and Intranet web sites, server development, graphic design and advertisements. Worked with Chief Technology Officer developing new enterprise application that reduced desktop configuration for applications. User profiles are built using custom LDAP modules. Profiles contain application authorization and access. Profiles are established after credentials are passed using a smart card terminal via a java applet running over SSL, leaving desktop reliance now on any OS with a browser that supports 128-bit encryption. All user information is stored on redundant file servers in the data center allowing users to work freely anywhere within the organization without losing any information traditionally stored on the desktop.