Full stack developer responsible for maintaining and improving the technology stack for the e-commerce site SkyGeek.com.

Full stack developer with responsibilities including: client driven improvements to .NET services, and web applications; design, estimate, and assist in proposal writing for new customers; onsite TFS and git administration; database query optimization; assist support to solve production issues. Appointed to a software leadership role for a full toll system upgrade that was completed on time and significantly under budget.

Joined SpectraWatt during the early start-up phase and designed and implemented all aspects of the company’s IT infrastructure. At the peak, support included approximately 40 servers, 70 computers, and 150 employees in a 24x7 manufacturing environment of solar cells.Accomplishments and Responsibilities:- Extensively collaborated with the construction team to ensure all IT needs were met; this included the design and components of the server room, fiber paths between network closets, and manufacturing tool connectivity.- Architected a network design that provided a balance of cost, security, and features while still providing significant growth capability for the future.- Implemented a VMWare server farm that enabled quick flexibility to changing business needs.- Deployed multiple communication technologies, including desk and cell phones, shared document repositories, e-mail provider administration.- Designed an inexpensive, but highly effective solution for system and data recovery.- Created extensive documentation, including diagrams to help quickly visualize critical and complex aspects of the architecture.- Managed the tasks of a contracted IT professional in a branch office.- Responsible for all licensing including Microsoft Volume Licensing agreements.

Developed and maintained IT systems in support of a 750 person, 24x7 manufacturing environment with estimated revenue of over $160M/year. Started as a software developer and added system administration responsibilities as experience grew.