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Woburn, Ma, Us

Woburn, Ma, Us

Birmingham, Alabama, Us

• Designed an EMR agnostic OCR plugin to detect certain elements within the EMR software. This implementation leveraged Google’s open-source Tesseract engine to detect text from images.• Developed a pseudo single sign on module that integrated with third party web sites that were being embedded within the application. This improved the user experience for our customers greatly because they didn’t have to load multiple applications at once nor have to log into multiple sites at the same time.• Used WIX to enhance the installation process. Installation went from being non-GUI to being a fully interactive wizard that featured product activation, customizable settings for the install, as well as coming with an unattended install mode for mass rollouts in an enterprise setting. This smoothed over a lot of pain points the company had as it pertained to the setup and configuration of the client application.• Architected an automatic update policy for the application that was fully automated within our code pipelines. This required changes in both software and people processes. This enabled the application to be updated via an api instead of manually shipping out new setup files to each client.

Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, Us

• Played a key role in the transition of their premiere web forms app over to an Angular SPA with .NET Api web services back end. • Created a message queue based microservices app that performs a fuzzy matching algorithm to match patient demographics from BD's data lake to a prominent 3rd party insurance provider's customer data. This application provided the client with a much more current picture of how their customers were being serviced in the hospital.• Developed a lightweight business rules api to apply NHSN rulesets to BD's data. The api had to support cross-cutting concerns such as versioning, ease of maintenance and performance. I also wrote automated unit tests that cover nearly 100% of the api’s functionality.• Maintained and developed new features for their adverse drug reaction web application and accompanying windows service. The web forms project was a (pseudo) single page app that was developed before the advent of single page application frameworks. It was notorious for being difficult to maintain and understand because of the pervasive amount of LINQ used within it. I was one of a very small list of devs who had even touched the code since the original developer created it.• I utilized my role of Principal Software Engineer to help instill a culture of wanting to develop great software to other members of my team. As a senior development member of my team I helped mentor junior developers via pair programming sessions, code reviews, and training. I was also a key member of the committee responsible for creating the coding standards that all developers were to adhere to.

Bolingbrook, Illinois, Us

Supported and developed new features for their 2 line of business applications. Some tasks performed include upgrading the existing code base from .NET 2.0 framework to the .NET 4.0 framework using LINQ, jQuery and other tools where necessaryThis involved upgrading all of the 3rd party Infragistics controls on all of the pages as well as refactoring the HTML and CSS to be cross-browser compliant.The application went from only supporting IE 6.0 to being able to support IE 6.0+, Firefox, and Chrome.Updated the UI of their tissue tracking application to support mobile devices with the aid of adaptive rendering techniques.Created and refactored numerous SQL stored procedures, views, jobs, and functions that the applications relied uponHelped rewrite a custom real-time TCP/IP socket listening application used to process HL7 messages from hospitalsConverted it from a .NET 2.0 Windows Forms application to a .NET 4.0 WPF ApplicationUtilized .NET's Task Parallel Library to give the application the ability to be multithreaded and multisocketedTook on the role as liaison to outsourced programming firmIMS contracted with a local software firm to help develop and maintain these applications. I served as the liaison between IMS and this firm. A typical work week would have me split between working at IMS and the firm's location overseeing and participating in the development. I would ensure that the goals and milestones that IMS set were being met

Created a proprietary learning management system from the ground up in ASP.NET that serviced vocational schools and technical colleges across the United StatesApplication was written in VB.NET and ran on the .NET 2.0 frameworkAssisted in creating the various SQL stored procedures, jobs, functions, and views that the application relied uponHeld a key role in the design and development of the database back-end that served as the data layer for the eLearning LMS. applicationHelped design and construct the server and network infrastructure that hosted the internal and external facing applications used by the companyWrote a custom accounting interface that processed the eCommerce payments from the application to the company's accounting softwareThe interface was designed to work with Solomon (Microsoft Dynamics) and then was re-written to support QuickBooks.

Designed interactive modules in Flash for eLearning courses hosted in a proprietary learning management systemThe modules were typically flash representations of physical automotive diagnostic tools that relied heavily upon ActionScript and user interaction.Met with technical writers throughout the design process to ensure that the ideas and concepts were kept in line with the scope and within the budget of the project Paradigm Interactive

Created brochure style websites for clients that were fully encapsulated in FlashDeveloped Flash banners for corporate marketingDesigned animations in Flash that were utilized in numerous promotional commercials