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• Lead UI developer who implemented the first GUI interface for the Investor Service Access Management (ISAM) application. • Designed and implemented numerous changes/fixes to the ISAM application using the following technologies: AngularJS, UI Bootstrap, JQuery, HTML and CSS. • Member of the development team that worked on the Event Management Tool (EMT) application.• Designed and implemented numerous changes/fixes to the EMT application using the following technologies: Java, Spring (RESTful Web services and Jdbc Templates) and EXTJS• Designed and implemented the RESTful Web service that is used to generate Excel reports on the EMT website.• Designed and implemented a validation framework that is used to validate various data that is submitted to EMT from front-end and back-end systems.• One of two developers who implemented the first GUI interface for the Client Profile (CP) application. • Designed and implemented numerous changes/fixes to the CP application using the following technologies: Java, Jersey/Guice, EXTJS, JQuery, HTML and CSS. • Designed and implemented the RESTful Web service that is used to generate Excel reports on the CP website. • Technology used in projects: JAVA, Jersey/Guice, Spring, Apache POI, JavaScript (AngularJS, JQuery, EXTJS, AJAX, JSON and JSHint), Maven, SVN, Stash, SourceTree, JUnit, Tomcat and Eclipse.

• Member of the development team that worked on the Shared National Credit (SNC) web application.• Designed and implemented numerous changes/fixes to the application using the following technologies: Java, Spring MVC, JQuery, JSP’s, SQL, Tiles, HTML and CSS• Created various reports (PDF and Excel) for the application using JasperReports• Designed and implemented a context sensitive help module using Spring MVC to address the following goals:1. Give approved users the ability to upload documents in various formats at any time during an exam.2. Give approved users the ability to provide “help” in other manners such as adding links to external websites that contains useful information.3. Give all users the ability to view and/or download the documents uploaded as well as the ability to click on the useful information links provided in step 1 & 2.4. Give all users the ability to view and/or download context-sensitive help documents from various screens. • Introduced the SNC and Fedwire web teams to Selenium for automating web application testing. • Designed and implemented the Selenium test suite (using WebDriver) that is used to test the SNC application website.• Member of the Selenium team that implemented the Selenium test suite (using WebDriver) that is used to test the Fedwire application website.• Technology used in projects: JAVA, Spring, JavaScript (JQuery, AJAX and JSON), Tiles, JSP’s, Maven, SVN, JUnit, Selenium, Tomcat, SQL Server and Eclipse.

• Member of the development team that implemented Reis’s new website (Reis Subscriber Edition 2.0) at https://www.reis.com/. • Designed and Implemented the Java program (using Actuate’s e.Spreadsheet API) that is used to generate Excel reports on the website.• Implemented the following visible sections on the website: News & Insights, National Market Data, Welcome, About Reis, Contact Us, Help, Employment Opportunities, Reis In The News, Schedule a Demo, Privacy Policy and Terms Of Service.• Designed and implemented the Selenium test suite (Selenium RC with Junit4) that is used to test the website.• Technology used in projects: ColdFusion (CFC and CFM), JavaScript (JQuery and JSON) JAVA, SVN, JUnit, Selenium, Actuate e.Spreadsheet, JRun, Apache Web server, Oracle and Eclipse

• Member of Wireless Generation’s PK12 team. Wireless Generation is the leading provider of innovative education software, data systems, and assessment tools for reading, writing and mathematics. Worked on the following applications:• Open Item Bank – Open Item Bank is a web application designed to make it easy for educators to assign, administer and analyze state or common core standards at the state, school or student level.• Designed and implemented various changes/fixes to the Open Item Bank application using the following technologies: Core Java, Hibernate, Spring, JQuery, Prototype, JSON and Freemarker.• Outcomes – Outcomes is a web application that uses an interactive learning map to show educators what their students know, understand, and can do. The map uses hexagons that represent state or common core standards to build a visual learning progression, or map. • Designed and implemented various changes/fixes to the Outcomes application using the following technologies: Core Java, JavaScript and Freemarker.• Technology used in projects: JAVA, ANT, JavaScript (JQuery, Prototype, JSON), Hibernate, Spring, GIT, Freemarker, Tomcat, Hudson build server, Postgres and Eclipse

• Member of Goldman’s margin team. Worked on the following applications:• Commodore – Commodore is Goldman’s strategic margining system that leverages the various margin calculators that exist in various business units by providing the controlling and routing logic between the margining data and the margin calculators. • Designed and implemented various changes/fixes to the Commodore Application using the following technologies: Core Java, Hibernate and Spring.• Falcon – Falcon is a system used by Commodore to expand trade details to include all necessary data to determine margin requirements. Examples of data added by “Falconization” include legal agreement, jurisdiction data, vetting information and counterparty data. • Designed and implemented various changes/fixes to the Falcon application using the following technologies: Core Java, Hibernate and JDBC. • Technology used in projects: JAVA, ANT, SVN, Eclipse, Crucible, JIRA, RPM, Hudson build server, Oracle, Sybase, DB2 and Autosys

• Designed and implemented a suite of Java programs and Ant scripts backed by a multi-threaded Swing application used by the release management staff to perform the following task:• Difference comparisons between files and directories. Diff files are generated in HTML format using a Python program. • Export and/or checkout of packages from a Subversion repository. Depending on the application that is being built, the underlying Java and Ant component categorizes the SQL files and copy then into their own subfolders (i.e., all tables go into a table’s folder). Also, ksh scripts with isql commands are generated for each subfolder (i.e., procs.ksh, tables.ksh).• Extraction, parsing and formatting of SQL files using regular expressions• The Swing application was designed using the following design patterns: Abstract factory/ method, Command, Strategy and Singleton• Designed and implemented an environments website that is used by various development and QA teams from around the globe (USA, UK, Hong Kong, Australia and India) to keep track of the components used for each DEV, QA and UAT project.

• Member of the Trade Flow Manager (TFM) Team. TFM is a middle office application for clearing and settlement of equities and fixed income trades. It verifies and enriches trades before passing them to the settlement systems. It also provides functions for trade cancellation and correction.• Designed and implemented numerous changes/fixes to the Application using the following technologies: Core Java, J2EE, JDBC, JavaScript, SQL, Oracle, Sybase, HTML, CSS, CVS, ANT, Weblogic, Korn Shell and XML

• Member of the programming team that developed the Coremarkets e-commerce web site.• Designed and implemented the JavaScript library that validates all information that is submitted to the site.• Made numerous changes/fixes to the Application using the following technologies: Servlets, JavaScript, SQL, HTML, XML, XSL and Weblogic.

• Member of the Hand-Held Team that develops and supports the software used in Pepsi’s 11,000 handheld computers nationwide.• Designed/implemented various modules for the handheld software using both Borland Object Windows for C++ and the Win16 API.