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As a member of the Maps team, I help develop and maintain the Simple Map Kit (SMK) open source tool for creating web mapping applications using public geospatial data. I also monitor and respond to incidents with mapping servers.

Vancouver

I designed, implemented, and tested important features for Tasktop products, which integrate data across software development tools and provide key insights into product development flow. My initial work was on the Code2Cloud project, a project-based online development environment providing Git source control, Hudson builds and wiki documentation that was.

Vancouver

Made essential contributions to an ambitious startup project offering solutions for cloud server management. I had the unique opportunity to contribute to whatever aspects I could, and was privileged to learn from it immensely. Designed, wrote and tested Scala backend code, using frameworks like Akka and Hibernate’s Envers ORM. My Linux skills blossomed as.

I designed and wrote software applications for broadband telecommunications customers. I have led or been integral to efforts including: implementing new features for our flagship application; designing and writing distributed services for an ESB architecture; writing code to automate email account conversion to Google Apps; designing and writing a.

I was involved in the design, coding, and testing of geospatial web applications. I have written customised Java Server Faces (JSF) components as part of a proprietary AJAX framework built over JSF which includes a library of layout and UI components; custom JavaScript components for a library of mapping controls; and server-side components as well as SOAP.

I designed and coded a variety of Java applications for processing and presenting vehicle data: API libraries, command-line utilities, Swing applications, SOAP web services, and web applications. At the time of my leaving, I was the lead developer and architect of the company’s flagship web application where I helped evaluate and introduce the Hibernate.

As the lead User Interface developer for the Security Reporting Center product, I designed and implemented features for the product’s servlet-based interface. In maintaining the UI architecture, we relied on Java and the JBuilder development environment, knowledge of HTML, CSS, and DHTML, of the Apache Web server and Jakarta-Tomcat servlet engine, Win32.

I contributed to the design, implementation, and maintenance of the PrintBid.com e-commerce web application. I designed system architecture components using UML, use cases, and design patterns. I wrote and maintained: Java code for components using servlets, EJBs, RMI, and the JUnit testing framework; SQL and PL/SQL code for Oracle; and XSL/XSLT, XML.

I developed and maintained web tools built around Active Server Pages or Perl scripts for internal staff, for the use of Washington state employees, and for the use of Washington state libraries and patrons. I also maintained NT Server installations and trained staff in web technologies. I was also the web master for Find-It! Washington (find-it.wa.gov), a.

I provided web publishing and programming, database design and analysis, and graphic design services for state and local government, small businesses, non-profits, and individuals.

Computer Programming

Education

English Education