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New Hampshire, United States

Led a team through lifting 18,000 lines of client legacy code into a reusable service architecture, directly enabling a series of enhanced features for their flagship product.Wrote the initial handbook that helped introduce and guide our client into adopting an improved service architecture. Directly mentored dozens of team members to help support.

Concord, New Hampshire, United States

• Designed, developed, documented, and delivered several new products, sold to financial industry clients, including:
• TMS – web-based, multi-user, extremely reliable Transaction Monitoring System which helps financial institutions comply with federal AML/CTF regulations (Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing).
• Informer – tool for automated monitoring of log file output from nightly processes, with wizard-based UI to design file format interpretations via a rules engine and rapidly test for accuracy.
• EDI Translator – expands automated financial service capabilities, by monitoring directories, converting file formats, extracting and combining information, and emailing subscribers.Designed and led development of the.
• Deploying products to customers.
• Investigating and resolving technical issues at customer sites.

New Hampshire, United States

• Designed and developed prototypes as candidates for initial business offerings, including:
• KYM – Know Your Money – an interactive system to help families better manage their finances and improve their spending practices through a rivers-based approach.
• Hourglass – a platform and library for turn-based online multiplayer games with optional AI players.
• Silk – A visual node editor designed to serve as the foundation for a visual dataflow language.

Redmond, Washington, United States

• Contracting for Microsoft, developed the following:
• A standalone force feedback effect authoring application.
• A custom UI library and default implementation for the first version of Direct X 8.0’s Action Mapper API.

Redmond, Washington, United States

• Designed and developed the following:
• An MFC application for playing sound files synchronized across multiple.
• The graphics and state-machine engine for the Freestyle Pro in-store display.

Redmond, Washington, United States

• Contracting as an on-site Vendor in the Microsoft Hardware Division, developed the following:
• "Player" application for quick playback of force feedback effects, including graphic display of component forces, and automated testing, which assisted validating API and file format changes throughout development of.
• Four applets used by the Marketing team to demonstrate the Sidewinder device capabilities. This involved the invention of new algorithms to solve unique force-feedback problems. Added automation to simulate random user.

Riverside, California, United States

Developed three Visual Basic applications that allowed company salesmen to useportable versions of their mainframe-based product databases. Created supportingtools to convert data from their legacy system and remediate data entry errors.

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Designed and developed many applications in Pascal, 80x86 Assembly, Visual Basic, C, and C++, including:
• A simulation of multiple CPU's processing multiple streams of data.
• An application for testing sound algorithms, including live graphical spectrum analysis of incoming sound.
• An object-oriented 3D graphics library, object editor, and game.