Because KPMG wanted to hire cheaper younger programmers, 3 years before retirement by phone call after 15 years of excellent service KPMG told me my services were no longer needed. During my entire employment never received a single bad employee review. Actually received raises and bonuses. On the day of termination, told me I was too expensive to keep in the company. Never asked if I would take a pay cut, to stay with them. KPMG just discarded me. This is what you can expect if you work for them. You will most likely never reach 62 or 67 with this company. During the entire 15 years I worked for them there was never a retirement party for anyone in the DC office in my area. It's so bad there they don't even give you an office or a permanent seat. They have a thing called hoteling that you have to redo every couple of weeks to keep the desk you've got. That should have been the first warning sign.

• Job Function - Design and code forensic desktop application software in support of KPMG Business Practices using .net c# utilizing Agile development practices. Application development has included but not limited to the following areas: Winforms, Generics, C# .Net Core 2.0 MVC/Rest API Apps, SQL Server Stored Procedures (SQL Server 2016), C# Google GSuite Gmail Api, C# .Net Core 2.0 Dependency Injection, .Net Core 2.0 Entity Framework (Crud) Code First/Stored Procedures, Aspose Email C# Lib, Postman Software to test Api, Turbo Studio Single exe deployment, JSON, Web Service Applications (SOAP), Developed software licensing system, Office 365 .Net tenant configuration (Oauth2), SharePoint Web services, FIP's .Net Application Migration, Local File System Forensic Collections, Outlook Profile Forensic Collections, Json, Binary Serialization, Linq, Windows Desktop Search API, DB40 Object Database, Dev Express Winform Component Suite, IPWorks and Redemption. Was learning C# .Net Core 2.0 MVC/Razor.Learning python 3.7.2 within the PyCharm IDE (jetbrains)I'm currently the lead developer on the Discovery Radar Collector (DRC), an E-Discovery targeted collections application and have served that role for over 10 years. That software’s purpose is to perform targeted data collections on File Systems, Office 365, Outlook PST / Exchange Profiles, and Windows Desktop Searches. Selected results are packaged up in a single container for transport for back end processing. The software's purpose is to satisfy Sarbanes-Oxley reporting requirements.2015 Ranked in Gartner's Magic Quadrant as "Challengers"2014 Ranked in Gartner's Magic Quadrant as "Challengers"2013 Ranked in Gartner's Magic Quadrant as "Challengers"2012 Ranked in Gartner's Magic Quadrant as "Visionaries" https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/kpmg-enhances-its-file-preservation-program-for-esi-collection-on-sharepoint-sites-101465029.html

Technical Tools Division 6/2000 to 3/20071231 25th St. NW Washington DC 20037• Borland Delphi (00 pascal) windows application development / web application support /• Developed numerous Delphi client windows applications interfacing with Oracle databases• E-commerce database web application for document search and retrieval called LBPW • Written a number of e-commerce audio conference purchase web applications using Delphi

Top Secret (TS)/SCI ClearanceOperations Analysis Center, R&D, Washington, DCSpecial Agent (GS-1811-13) 01/1999 to 04/2000Performed detailed forensic examination on computer media. Developed automated computer forensic software which aided in the forensic analysis process. Developed computer automated image extraction tool from free space files called “DIGIT” using Delphi. The software was used by over 75 law enforcement agencies worldwide.Computer Crimes Investigation 1998 to 1999Special Agent (GS-1811-13) • Conducted Protective Service Details (PSD)• Provided forensic evidence processing in support of criminal investigations• Developed computer software tools in support of criminal investigations using Perl and Delphi• Projects included the development of a PC based child pornography identification systems called “SEARCHIT” and a log file text search utility called “READIT”. Application was featured in GNChttps://gcn.com/articles/1999/09/10/navy-service-offers-app-to-identify-child-porn.aspxInformation System (IS) Department 1991 to 1998Special Agent (GS-1811-13) • Conducted Protective Service Details (PSD)• Analyzed, designed, programmed, managed and distributed criminal law enforcement systems as well as provided computer forensic support for criminal investigations utilizing Delphi• Utilized case tools (Rumba), OOA, OOD and OOP techniques• Project manager of 3 computer programmers with an annual budget of $100,000, provided technical support to over 1400 end users worldwide• Re-write of the NCIS’s report writing system (FOIS), computerization of the agencies manuals, and an intranet Electronic Case File Folder (ECF) system using DelphiTechnical Services Department (TSD) 1990 to 1991 Special Agent (1811) / Project Manager• Conducted Technical Surveillance Counter Measure (TSCM) Surveys Narcotics Division, Undercover Operations 1988 to 1990Special Agent (1811)Criminal Division, Agent 1987 to 1988Special Agent (1811)

Top Secret (TS) ClearancePerformed forensic examinations on computer media.