Mark Sizer Email & Phone Number

Denver, Colorado

It's been 14 years. The list is long. Contact me if you are interested.

Denver, Colorado

Another attempt to commercialize the object oriented, model based development framework I helped develop (see below). I refactored the system, eliminating over 20% of the code without reducing functionality, in order to reduce maintenance costs; worked closely with sales prospects to understand their needs and to explain how our system could meet them.

Denver, Colorado

In a company of six people, I was the de facto CTO and also the C++ developer. I took the software out of storage, created the SCM framework for it (CVS, nightly builds, nightly unit tests, bug tracking database, etc...) and restarted development. In addition, I worked closely with the customer-facing people to both prioritize new features/bug fixes and.

Denver, Colorado

Designed and implemented a server-side interface between an Enterprise Java Beans application and a C++ client. Designed a new secure, high-availability authentication and authorization system for the CQG server farm. Began designing an interface between the same C++ client to an ASP-based web application.

Fort Collins, Colorado

Designed and implemented a Java client and server component to automatically publish data from a wide variety of external sources to the web site. Renewed my SQL and relational modeling skills. Assisted in general maintenance of the ATG Dynamo (a Java Beans and JHTML based application server) driven web site.

Fort Collins, Colorado

Key member of a research and development team that designed and implemented an MS Windows client object oriented application development framework in C++ with a Matisse object oriented database back-end server. Assisted in the design, maintenance, and support a object oriented database model of healthcare (for an idea of its scope: 12 ANSI E size sheets of.

Madison, Wisconsin

Developed an OS/2 client/server multi-threaded electronic medical record system using DB2 for persistent storage.

Madison, Wisconsin

Wrote and maintained computer-operator systems (e.g. Tape tracking, up-time monitoring, departmental usage) on a VMS VAX cluster for the Madison Academic Computing Center.

Tyndall AFB (Panama City, FL)

Member of the team which maintained the NORAD air defense system at Tyndall AFB, FL. Key member of the team which optimized the display system (one of five clustered computers operating in hard real-time) in order to extend both the capabilities and lifetime of this extremely space and time constrained system.

Madison, Wisconsin

Provided three levels of support: First line technical support to the secretary staff transitioning from Wang systems to WordPerfect, technical and programming support to graduate students and professors using SAS, and design and programming of an off-line interface to large (at the time) data sets (international farm import/export data, census data) at.