Securevize is a new and exciting on-line service that will help to streamline identity access management for businesses of any size or scale. I am leading the development of an early version of our product through which we can gain valuable client feedback. This will allow us to iteratively implement features that are of key importance to the client.

Art and technology consulting specializing in three service groups:* Web Development - Full stack PHP and Wordpress* Microcontroller Electronics - Arduino programming, PCB design* Light Duty Fabrication - Laser cutting, 3D printing

Develop, enhance and maintain a public facing enterprise scale J2EE system which facilitates the administration of retirement benefits for public agencies and their members. Responsibilities include reviewing specifications of new business needs and changes to existing processes by business analysts and other stakeholders, and offering and implementing solutions to those needs. Business area focuses on financial transactions with an emphasis on the processing of service credit purchases and benefit rolls. System uses the J2EE framework with a customized object to relational mapping scheme tied to an Oracle back end. Other responsibilities include leading and mentoring subordinate staff in both business and technical areas of the enterprise system.

Senior Programmer for a government agency located in Sacramento, California, since July, 2005. Responsibilities include the maintenance, enhancement, testing, and support of an enterprise scale, asynchronous, message broker. System relies heavily on the use of Java threads, in conjunction with Oracle's advanced queueing capabilities, to process XML messages submitted from, and returned to, the law enforcement community. Led the development of a PHP application which serves as the administrative interface to the message broker.

Staff Programmer/Analyst at State Water Resources Control Board, Sacramento, from November 1999 to July 2005. Developed and supported several thin client applications. Most recent project was Beach Watch, a JSP based portal developed for the State's beach monitoring program. Implementation followed MVC architecture and the use of Oracle backed entity beans for the model layer, stateless session beans as business delegates, and custom servlet controllers. Also developed the Compliance Module, an application used by the Compliance and Enforcement department to track water quality permit violations and their related enforcement actions. Application was built using Oracle Forms and Reports, but delivered as an applet using the Oracle Internet Application Server and the JInitiator plug-in.

Senior Programmer at URS Consultants, Sacramento, from January 1997 to July 1999. Administered an Oracle database used to manage primarily soil monitoring data taken from government installations undergoing environmental cleanup. Responsibilities included basic administrative tasks such as managing user accounts, roles, tablespaces, and rollback segments. Optimized performance of SQL statements through the rearrangement of joins, indexing, and the use of temporary tables and views. Developed client server based data entry and reporting interfaces using Oracle Forms and Reports. Also developed several applications in MS Access, including procurement and document tracking systems for both internal and customer use, as well as a major system for Caltrans to track sampling and analysis results for management of pollutants from roadside runoff.

Employed by State Net, Sacramento from July 1996 to December 1996 as a full-time ESQL C programmer for an Informix On-Line database. Responsibilities included re-writes of old C-ISAM programs into ESQL C for improved efficiency, maintainability, and portability to a platform that no longer supported C-ISAM. Worked in a networked environment consisting primarily of text based terminals and workstations accessing Solaris based Sun Ultrasparc servers. Developed bourne shell scripts to aid in the administration of Unix accounts.

Employed full-time from September 1993 to May 1996 with EDS NATG C4 Deployment, Troy, Michigan. Responsibilities included project management, UNIX workstation support, PC based Visual Basic and macro programming, Unix based C and OSF Motif programming. Wrote applications for system administrators to log and report down time and access an on-line systems administration manual. Other special projects included the development of a workstation inventory tracking database using VB as a front end to an MS Access database, the implementation of an automated help-desk support system using Remedy Corporation's Active Response System, and the development of a Unigraphics part file database access program using C and Motif 1.2 in Unix.

Employed full-time from August 1992 to September 1993 at the EDS Sacramento Information Processing Center. Worked in the Tape Operations Department mounting cartridge tapes during batch program runs. Assigned to the job through Kelly Temporary Services.