Started as an Adjunct Professor at SUNY Alfred State Teaching IT Courses. Courses I've taught: * Introduction to Information Technology Management - covers the MS office suite and other computing essentials (file system organization, security risk safety, basic web page development, etc) students in non-IT majors should know for success through both their academic as well as professional careers.* Computer Programming 1 - Programming for absolute beginners taught in C#. The foundational concepts of programming are taught in this course, not just the syntax of C#.*Computer Programming 2 - Where Programming 1 leaves off; covers more advanced programming concepts such as: passing variables to-from methods by reference, inheritance and beginner OOP concepts, proper exception handling, etc. Further building on their programming skills and not just teaching C# syntax.* Web Programming 1 - Teaches students how to develop applications intended for use on the internet. Covers web-related foundational topics like: Handling Sessions/Requests, Client side form validation using JS, Client/Server side usage, creating Db Connections, etc. Development is done with HTML, CSS, and JS (without frameworks) and C# w/ASP.net.* Linux/Unix Admin & Scripting * Object-Oriented Programming

- Worked as a remote front-end web developer, creating a S.P.A. Application using HTML5, CSS3, AngularJS.- Development is for a manufacturing company specializing in Air Preheater Technology.- The project involve converting a legacy Fortran application, developed over decades by the company’s engineer department, into a Java web application for use companywide (Globally).- The front-end/back-end interact with a JSON object passed back and forth via RESTful Web Services in order to achieve the necessary databinding.- Tasks worked on during this project: Restructured JS Files to meet AngularJS standards, Implemented Applications like Bugzilla & Jenkins, Developed unit tests comparing multiple input streams, Fixed JSON I/O mappings, consolidated redundant variables inside project, troubleshot incorrect results on UI.

Working in the IT services department of Alfred University, Mainly supporting the Banner system. Work has included converting legacy Pro*c programs, used for report creation, into groovy scripts in order to bring them up to date. Work has also been in debugging/refactoring sql statements, reviewing/creating PL/SQL functions, and creating documentation on customizations the system uses, how-to guides for programmers starting out, potential changes that could be done to bring more stability/scalability to the team.

- Developing visual-force pages for business processes- Developing Trigger associated with workflows for automation purposes- Created a Trigger that writes to a contact's Chatter feed, for notification purposes- Created and re-factored test classes for CRM compliance- Used agile methodology to deliver development

- Primary Functions of this role include developing/troubleshooting new and existing projects of multiple technologies and frameworks.- Supporting an Oracle Application server along with an Oracle Portal.- Building/rewriting Ant and Maven scripts to build projects for tomcat deployment- Used agile/pair programming methods to ensure that tasks were completed in a timely manner- Created a virtual Linux desktop for new/existing developers to be able to start developing quickly- Created a base mock Spring/Hibernate project wired in with annotations as a guideline for future projects- Started development and documentation on my own java library to help with routine tasks- Used the latest Spring Tool Suite as well Eclipse to do my development- Re-factored and rewrote older projects to gain performance as well as comply with the latest browser standards- I am using HTML, CSS, Javascript, JSTL, and Jquery for front-end development.- I rewrote code that allowed for run-time errors to get into the Oracle 10g database.- I am the go to person for the company when it deals with the Intranet.- Called LDAP servers to authenticate users in the system.- Helped others out on my team as well as other teams to answer Java/SQL/ and support problems.- Worked on Cleaning up the Subversion repository for the company to keep projects clean and complete in the stages they needed to be.- Setup projects on a Hudson continuous integration server.- Helped team members with calling the Nexus central repository.- Assisted in interviewing potential team members and contractors for hire within the company.- Worked with multiple teams to put in place and comply with code review standards.

- I worked as a subcontractor for the SAIC working on a Securities & Exchange Commission contract, where I did J2EE development on different systems that needed maintenance.- I created documentation specific about their system and gave my recommendations on how to fix the systems- Implemented code coverage tools such as cobertura to test the integrity of the Junit tests that were previously created- Worked on fixing the Junit tests as well as create new targets in the build.xml file to make new ways of doing test cases- Created a batch script for redeploying the code base to the localhost jboss server- Worked with a 1.x version of struts - Implemented PMD for reporting on the system- Worked on replacing a form management system with a jsp web form that involves allowing the user to digitally sign the form with a windows Certificate that is created by the systems admin- Fixed defects in the system like removing null pointer exceptions that were happening because of invalid session variables in the system.

- I began at Cutco Cutlery as an intern in the Web Development Group while attending college full time. In 2008, I accepted a full time position with Cutco Cutlery while continuing college on a half time basis.- Was responsible for creating, designing and Maintaining J2EE websites that are in the Apache Struts (version 1.2) MVC Framework- Content managed the company’s static sites.- This position had required me to do the follow: - Create back end (mid-tier) java business logic - Design html pages for data to be displayed in - Use xml to create paths through the top, middle and lower tiers of the project - Use SQL to read, write and update data in Oracle 10g - Use Javascript to do things such as seamless data entry - Use EXT JS to display data from AJAX calls - Use jQuery to display things such as side navigation using accordion design - Use JSON objects to pass data back to the EXT JS Grid or form to be displayed. We used AJAX to get these JSON objects. - Use CSS to create a uniform look in different sections of the site - Worked with IBM WebSphere RAD 7.5 and WebSphere Server 7.0 to develop and maintain J2EE intranet sites for the company.