Michael Feuvrel is a Principal Engineer at Stable Kernel. He possess expertise in xml, java, javascript, agile methodologies, flex and 45 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "It was my pleasure to work with Michael on a Microsoft E-Commerce project with difficult business rules and challenging technical requirements. Michael was the right man for the job and added front end development expertise to the project from the moment he walked in. He was tasked with coming up with effective software solutions to challenging technical features and he always came up with a solid solution and then executed it according to plan. Michael also mentored the more junior developers on the team and made sure they had the knowledge they needed to contribute to the effort. I would highly recommend Michael for any front end development effort and would love the opportunity to work with him again.", "Michael worked on three products during his time with AT&T CSPD: Identity Manager, Locker, and Access ID Manager. Daily responsibilities included coding and debugging javascript, css/sass, html, actionscript, xml, and more. He and his team utilized these tools to craft their solutions: Apache WebServer 6+, Flash Builder 4 for the Flex applications, and for the HTML5 solutions they used: IntelliJ/Webstorm/Eclipse, Compass (SASS), Chrome Developer Tools/Firebug, SoapUI, Fiddler/Charles, and SQL Developer, and BrowserStack for testing. Identity Manager is an extensive Flex application built with Flash Builder 4.1 SDK. The product is an encapsulated registration, account provisioning, and profile management system that was designed to be utilized by a suite of applications, thus eliminating the need for other applications to build their own provisioning and profile systems. This set of systems utilizes 20+ api calls to read and write the data to and from the UI. It uses xml payloads and patterns such as template, strategy, singleton, and mvc. Access ID Manager was originally prototyped in Sencha and later built jQuery. The product uses the same suite of 20+ api calls to register or provision a user account and either redirect them to their destination or allow them to manage their customer profile. Updating name, address, email addresses, phone numbers, verifying phone numbers and email addresses, updating social media connections and credentials managed via oath through a social media gateway, as well as managing photos and business associations are all features of the profile management engine. The ultimate benefit of this system is its encapsulation which enables many other AT&T applications to use this registration/provisioning/profile system in their product. Locker.att.net is an exciting cloud application built with Flash Builder 4.1 SDK that enables the user to store, sync, and share their audio, video, images, and documents with their familiy and friends. Michael worked on various portions of the locker project including the audio player and pagination system, as well as supporting the incorporation of the registration, account provisioning, profile management system. Michael is a dynamic, highly technical, dedicated team member, willing to go the extra mile to get tasks and projects completed. I highly recommend you consider him for your team.", and "I worked with Mike on the same projects at AT&T. He is a hard-working individual, goal oriented, and a great team player. An exceptional software engineer, Mike has a strong technical background and a dedicated work ethic. He is one of the best teammate I have ever had. I highly recommend him!"