Sr. Developer of Technology, maintain, upgrade and rewrite all applications for the company.Also slated to develop new IOS Apps and more. FUN STUFF !! Yeah!!

Added security code to stop XSS attacks to new webpage application.Updated websites for client needs. Created new and maintained existing Stored Procedures

Sr Software Architect and web site UI specialist.

Sr. Technical ConsultantDeveloped new software for the insurance industry.After Gaining my MCP "Visual Basic 6 Microsoft Certified Professional" I was put in charge of training the development group on programming and implementing internet solutions. I also helped assisted in managing setup of servers using Windows NT 4, SQL Server 7, as well as Novell networks and other various servers and software.I created internet solutions using HTML, JavaScript, COM & DCOM Components utilizing Microsoft IIS 4.0, Microsoft Visual Basic 6, Microsoft MSMQ, Microsoft MTS, and Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 that interfaced with Cobol COM Objects using Microfocus NetExpress.Create Backend COM and DCOM Components that generate data for our existing legacy system to allow server based rating for our Internet solutions.ASP, COM, DCOM and SQL Server 7, Frontpage 2000, VBScript, JavaScript, DHTMLAdding new functionality / Maintenance code on existing Visual Basic 6.0 components and ASP pages and WebClassesCGI programming with Visual BasicSenior Programmer Analyst / PMSC, Columbia, SCDeveloped and maintained, enhanced Insurance application in both Mainframe and PC environment using COBOL, JCL, TSO and other Mainframe technologies as well as Microfocus COBOL C & C++ for the PC.A couple things I was very proud of when I worked here: Being a programmer my duties did not include network administration but I was the only person ( of over 2,000+ employees ) outside of the company’s network department that was granted ACCESS over network administration. I was giving this access and became in charge of setting up new servers and new computers and employee’s rights and privileges on NOVELL and NT networks and demonstrated this ability with ease.