Michael Kibler Email and Phone Number

Retired.

Owner/Consultant.Multiple Projects, Focus Areas/Technologies: SharePoint, ASP.NET (3.5, 40, 4.5), MVC, VS 2010, 2012, VS2017, HTML 5, JQuery, SQL 2008/2012,2016 Windows 10/ Windows Phone 8 Development.

Manager all aspects of software development team. Scrum Master duties, Architecture consulting, Project Planning, budget planning, personnel management. Various .Net project developments, code reviews.

Lead Software Engineer on the Western Interconnect Synchrophasor Project. • Requirements - Met with customers to define requirements for reporting, sharepoint and historian functions.• Functional Specification – Developed a functional specification document for Reporting and Historian Functions.• Design Specification – Produced a design specification for code modules and database object model.• Developed WCF Services for communication between backend databases and app servers and front end SharePoint Systems.• Developed SharePoint Web Parts using ASP.NET 3.5 , c# and JQuery,• Developed Database Schemas, stored procedures, and SSIS packages.Technologies: ASP.NET 4.0, 3.5 , SharePoint web part development and administration, MVC 3.0, WCF, SQL 2008/2012 DB Design, Stored Procedure development, AJAX, JQuery, Agil/Scrum environment.

Multiple Projects:King County Superior Court Management System - Lead SE, ASP.NET 3.5, 4.0, SQL 2008. WCF, MVC 2/3, Input Accel, Documentum, MSMQ. JQueryKing County District Court Records Management System - Lead SE, ASP.NET 3.5, 4.0, SQL 2008. WCF, MVC 2/3, Input Accel, Documentum,

Click Commerce Project – Business Analysis and System ArchitectCompleted redesign of the IRIS application utilizing the Click Commerce Workflow Framework. • Business Analysis – Refined business processes.• Requirements - Met with customers to define requirements for new document management system. Created requirements document, including use cases and work flows.• Functional Specification – Developed a functional specification document.• Design Specification – Produced a design specification for code modules and database object model.• Trained technical staff on click framework.• Used Target Process as the SCRUM process tool.Research Portal – Project Manager and Lead Software Developer• Project – Developed vision and scope document, project schedule, WBS and cost estimates for management.• Requirements – Met with senior WIRB staff and key subject matter experts to gather system requirements.• Functional Specification – Developed functional specification and initial prototype.• Design – Developed database architecture, N-Tier design and workflow architecture.• Development – Led development effort utilizing ASP.NET 2.0/3.5, C#. System utilized web front end with heavy Ajax, a true middle tier interface using Windows Communication Foundation, an ADO.NET strongly typed data tier with an SQL 2000/2005 DBMS.• Implementation – Supervised deployment to UAT and production web sites.

Brewer Consulting Services(May 2010 – June 2010 part time) Washington Department of Health, Questionnaire Website – Senior DeveloperUtilizing a SCRUM Software Development Methodology , assisted in the development of a small Web Application using Visual Studio 2008, SQL 2008, and C #, AJAX, Link and JQeury. Site consisted of login module, contact module, forms module, printing module and bulk interface module.(December 2008 – April 2009 part time) Washington Department of Licensing (DOL), Business License Renewal Migration – Senior DeveloperThe initial project was developed in classic ASP, COM+ and SQL 2000. This project consisted of porting code to ASP.NET 3.5 and SQL 2005, and adding the enhancements specified by DOL staff. The site enables Washington customers to renew existing business licenses as well as start new ones. Technologies included VS2008, .NET 3.5, WCF, Ajax, SQL 2005, HTML, JavaScript and JQuery. Deliverables included a Project Management Plan, Systems Architecture document, Design document, User’s Guide, Test Plan, customer website using .NET 3.5., and an admin website for use by DOL staff.(December 2007 – November 2008 part time) Washington Department of Licensing (DOL), Uniform Code Migration– Lead DeveloperThe initial project was developed in classic ASP, COM+ and SQL 2000. This project consisted of porting code to ASP.NET 3.5 and SQL 2005, and adding the enhancements specified by DOL staff. The site enables Washington customers to renew existing business licenses as well as start new ones. Technologies included VS2008, .NET 3.5, WCF, Ajax, SQL 2005, HTML, JavaScript and JQuery. Deliverables included a Project Management Plan, Systems Architecture document, Design document, User’s Guide, Test Plan, customer website using .NET 3.5., and an admin website for use by DOL staff.

Software Development Manager. (June 2000 – December 2000))Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) – Senior Software Developer/LeadImplemented the receivables/billing systems for CHIP using SQL 2000 and Best Enterprise Accounting System.• Requirements – Worked with DSHS staff to define requirements.• Functional Specification – Developed screen prototypes and implementation specs to integrate with Best Enterprise Accounting System.• Design – Designed SQL processes and interactions with Best Enterprise Accounting System SQL database, and interfaces with Acuity Financials.• Development – Developed Win Form add-ons for Best Enterprise Accounting application, SQL 2000 database tables, SQL stored procedures and DTS packages.• Implementation – Implemented changes into production and support of day-to-day operations.(June 2002 – July 2003)Estate Recover System (ERS) – Senior Software Developer/Lead/Project ManagerERS is a Web application which tracks DSHS clients that owe the state money. It has an extensive workflow and client management system built in which accesses many state systems to track client estates so that DSHS can recover monies that are due when the client’s estate is in probate. Technologies included ASP.NET 1.1 (VB.NET and C#), Com, Web Services and SQL 2000. Initially started out as part of a development team; responsibilities progressed to team lead and project manager.• Requirements – Worked with team to establish system requirements.• Functional Specification – Developed screen prototypes and implementation spec.• Design – With development team, designed SQL database schema and stored procedures, website layout, navigation and N-Tier architecture. Designed interfaces with ACES, Provider One, Employment Security Department and others.(July 2003 – June 2004)Finance Web Portal – Lead DeveloperDeveloped an ASP.NET based web portal for the DSHS Financial Services’ Intranet using Visual Studio 2003 and ASP.NET 1.1. T

(December 2007 – November 2008 part time) Washington Department of Licensing (DOL), Uniform Code Migration– Lead DeveloperThe initial project was developed in classic ASP, COM+ and SQL 2000. This project consisted of porting code to ASP.NET 3.5 and SQL 2005, and adding the enhancements specified by DOL staff. The site enables Washington customers to renew existing business licenses as well as start new ones. Technologies included VS2008, .NET 3.5, WCF, Ajax, SQL 2005, HTML, JavaScript and JQuery. Deliverables included a Project Management Plan, Systems Architecture document, Design document, User’s Guide, Test Plan, customer website using .NET 3.5., and an admin website for use by DOL staff.(May 2006 – January 2007 part time) Oregon Home Care Commission, Registry Referral Website – Senior DeveloperThe site provides a central location where providers of services can meet consumers. The site was implemented utilizing custom web controls and navigation frameworks.Technologies included VS2005, .NET 3.0, Ajax, SQL 2005, HTML, and JavaScript. (October 2005 – December 2005 part time) Washington Department of Ecology, Permit Timeliness Tracking Web Application – Lead DeveloperThe site provides an online location for staff to enter Permit information.Technologies included VS2005, .NET 2.0, Ajax, SQL 2000, HTML, and JavaScript. (June 2004 – March 2005 part time) Washington Home Care Quality Authority, Registry Referral Website – Lead DeveloperThe site provides a central location where providers of services can meet consumers. Technologies included VS2005, .NET 3.0, Ajax, SQL 2005, HTML, and JavaScript. (March 2003 – May 2003) Washington Department of Labor and Industries, Apprenticeship Web Portal– Senior DeveloperWorked with a team to design and implement a Web Portal that supports the recording and tracking of Apprenticeship training in Washington State.Technologies included Visual Studio, ASP, SQL 2000,

Various Projects: Western Governors University - Lead Db Developer, DSHS ITEIP Project - Lead Developer, Washington Workforce Training - Web Developer, DB Developer, Department of Licensing , Web Development, DB development. Internet Web Projects - approximately 10 web sites development and or enhanced.

Split position - Systems Programming Manager for the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science,Teacher for EECS , programming classes, Web Development Classes.