Administer a SQL Server database server and a Microsoft IIS7 web server. Write web services and applications exposing algae count, images and taxa names on the web. Develop data models, implement databases, and write C# .NET programs interacting with databases. Write stored procedures and views for data applications residing on SQL Server. Provide desktop and computer support for a group of ~10 algae scientists. Install and maintain various wikis for departmental documentation. Develop tables and queries, and modify forms and reports in Microsoft Access. Maintain an existing large dynamic website with applications written in ASP.NET, ASP and PHP.

I lectured for 4 years in Penn's MCIT program, http://www.cis.upenn.edu/mcit/, which provides a masters degree in computer science specifically for high-performing students whose undergraduate is not computer science.

Coordinated installation of Ingenium (a learning management system) at Wyeth-Ayerst, including an NT-based Oracle 8.x database, Microsoft IIS4 web server software, and browser and Windows client tools. Wrote requirements for a feed of employee records into Oracle and managed its installation. Specified, tested and installed customized reports developed in Crystal Reports. Specified requirements for migration of legacy training history data into the database, tested migration software, and managed data clean-up afterwards. Designed business processes across 6 departments for use of the new database. Worked with Visual Basic 6.0 and Javascript to enhance an in-house compilation tool which creates hyperlinks to word definitions in browser-based manuals based on a master word list. Developed a file repository application and a work management application using Lotus Domino 4.6a and administered the Notes 4.6a server.

Administered Windows NT development domains (for the ITS-E and VT teams) including printers, shared drives, CD tower, and web servers (IIS4 and Domino 4.6a). Provided desktop repair for software and hardware. Managed domain and web server logins, trusts, server backups, system upgrades, and virus protection. Assisted project members in setting up Win95/WinNT dual-boot computers for development. Designed and maintained development/test labs for the ITS-E and VT teams. Assisted in upgrade to 100 Mb ethernet switches. Negotiated with the IBM team supporting the Holmdel building to get IBM's building printer domain to trust the ITS-E domain so that project members could access all building printers. Developed web-based Domino (Lotus Notes) databases for the ITS-E and VT projects, including trouble tickets for the field support team, work item tracking, QA process issues tracking, and departmental IP address allocation. Administered security and performed backups. Developed indexing and search pages. Developed content for project web servers, updated daily. Recruited and trained other project members to provide additional content to the project web servers. Attended the 1998 VBITS Conference in Orlando, FL, in Oct. '98. Completed 4 days of training for Lotus Domino web admin and app. development in Jan. and Feb. '98. Completed 2 days of training for Microsoft's Visual Interdev web programming software in Nov. '97. Completed a 3-day course in programming for Windows NT, and a week-long course in Microsoft Visual C++ v4.0. Installed and administered Altavista Forum 2.0b (on Windows NT) for internet collaboration for Lucent projects. Developed a prototype graphical user interface for administering the ITS-E on Windows NT using Visual Basic. The prototype was later re-developed using C++. Specified and integrated CGI programs for HTTP file upload on Windows NT, session management (using hidden fields and query strings), and database access.