Michael Tully Email & Phone Number

Portland, Oregon Area

• As a programmer for PGE, I helped complete a project for PGE’s web-enabled mobile website and two-way texting for PGE’s customers. I also worked on a dashboard for PGE’s customer service representatives to be able to.
• These applications were written in ASP.NET and C# 4.0 mixed with Javascript and SQL Server technologies.
• PGE is a SCRUM based shop with 3 week sprints.
• This product was completed and launched on time with only a few minor breakfixes.

Worked for K-Force as a sub-contractor maintaning weblogic servers and using Perl to build scripts to make maintenance easier. Also used PL-SQL to write scripts to pull information from large Oracle database for writing reports for business partners. Did some.NET work to help collegues and some on-call rotations for production support of applications.

Worked at Multnomah County doing.NET (ASP.NET, C#) rebuilding a web application that was written in ASP.NET 1.0 and converting to ASP.NET 2.0. I added AJAX functionality to support dynamic loading of dropdown boxes and other features. Backend was SQL Server 2005 databases and I used T-SQL and web services to talk to them. Project was fully done from.

As a contract programmer for ATSI Group, I worked for a company in Camas called Capstone Technology. My primary responsibilities were to re-deign and code a new ASP.NET website to replace the existing legacy web site. This web site was used for tracking time-clock and truck information for Glacier NW. Technologies used were ASP.NET, VB.Net, HTML.

As a programmer for RS Medical, I have worked on old enterprise applications written in VB6.0. These duties included bug fixing and enhancements. Also at RS Medical, I have worked with Microsoft Team Foundation Server, C# and ASP.NET 2.0. These technologies a long with a few others are currently being used to develop new applications to replace the old.