Kurt Kroeker Email & Phone Number

State College, Pennsylvania, United States

State College, Pennsylvania, United States

As EnergyCAP, Inc. grows and expands the scope of our offerings, it has become necessary to have a dedicated role for building software integrations between our flagship application and the important systems surrounding it. This will include new ways to get utility data flowing into and out of EnergyCAP using modern cloud-based technologies. I'm excited to.

State College, Pennsylvania Area

The EnergyCAP software development department was reorganized to become the Technology Center, and part of that reorganization was a transfer of roles and responsibilities. The ScrumMaster, business analyst, and other responsibilities passed to another team member so I could focus on solely upon creating software rather than wearing a number of different.

State College, Pennsylvania Area

My contributions to the success of our many 2014 software development objectives were recognized in a promotion to Senior Software Business Analyst.

State College, Pennsylvania Area

I was promoted to Software Business Analyst because of my natural gifts and experience with collecting, analyzing, organizing, and conveying software requirements to our development team. As part of this position, I am also functioning as team lead for our design team as we formalize the requirements analysis and design phases of the software development.

State College, Pennsylvania Area

I was promoted to Software Developer in the Development or "" department here at EnergyCAP, Inc. so that my software development skills could be applied to our core products. My new responsibilities include creating functional and technical specifications for software features, developing RESTful web services for consumption by EnergyCAP.

State College, PA

I was promoted to Software Engineer within the Implementation Solutions department (formerly Technical Services) and given more responsibility including oversight of our department's development best practices and standards documents. I am also involved in leadership discussions with my supervisor and other senior employees in my department.

As Systems Integration Engineer, I support the software integration needs of the Technical Services division at EnergyCAP, Inc. My responsibilities primarily include the creation of custom software solutions to streamline all aspects of the Tech Services department.I work closely with Tech Support to answer client support tickets. I also work with our.

Although I initially applied for the position of Implementation Engineer at Good Steward Software, I was hired as an part-time Project Specialist in April 2008. As part of my duties, I designed and built customized interfaces to integrate GSS's flagship product, EnergyCAP Enterprise, with various accounting systems. I also performed many internal projects.

State College, Pennsylvania Area

Played both Violin II and Violin I for Central PA’s only professional chamber orchestra, testifying to my high level of disciplined musicianship.

State College, Pennsylvania Area

Played 6-string electric fiddle and mandolin and sang lead and backup vocals with country/classic rock band AC Express at local and remote venues including county fairs, amusement parks, and music festivals.

State College, Pennsylvania Area

Contributed fiddle, mandolin, and vocals as a founding member of the band. We regularly performed at local venues and occasionally at music festivals. Our eponymous CD of original songs and instrumentals was released in 2011.

I learned HTML and ColdFusion under management by Senior Technologist Brian Panulla. I was immersed in IT culture and introduced to timesheets, the planning of IT systems, and source code management via Subversion. I was also involved in occasional tech support for IST employees and faculty. Finally, the SI often had the opportunity to play with new.

As part of my degree requirements at PSU, I completed a summer internship at Answers in Genesis performing content management and web development tasks for AiG's Alpha and Beta groups. During my time at AiG, I performed some custom PHP development, and accidentally deleted Ken Ham's blog site while working with a buggy FTP client (Don't worry, it was.