Patrick D Leonard Email & Phone Number

Barberton, Ohio

Employment start date: April 24th, 2018http://pathfindercs.com/I work on the company's primary product, Mekanix's Choice. Mekanix Choice is a POS/Inventory Management software designed especially for companies specializing in outdoor equipment. Mekanix Choice is a C# WinForms application which connects to a MySQL database back-end.Though I haven't been working at Pathfinder for very long, I've already made several accomplishments:* Added new view to Mekanix Choice's Pricebook module, Supercession Display. Displays equivalent parts from worst to best fit. Supports click-to-load navigation and editing.* Multi-Database support or Database Context Switching. From the user perspective this is "Multi-Location" functionality. Grants the ability to easily swap connected database.* Multi-Database Data Transfer. From the user perspective this is an inventory transfer from location a to location b. Achieved through the added Database Context functionality I implemented. * Ship Station Integration. Ship Station is a Web Application, not developed by Pathfindercs, which allows users to create orders, calculate shipping cost, and track the shipment therefore. Mekanix Choice integration with Ship Station is done through the Ship Station Web API: https://shipstation.docs.apiary.io/#. The integration allows users to input shipping details, get a price calculation from Ship Station, and charge the cost as a transaction on an invoice. The user can then pay using a Mekanix Choice payment method.

Akron, Ohio

At CTI, I designed systems which manage/ monitor production activities at Goodyear plants. Through CTI, I gained valuable experience in a professional environment. Key languages include PHP, html and JavaScript as well as Oracle SQL and SQLite.Accomplishments:* Maintained CTI's profession intranet web systems* Rewrote/Updated outdated web software created by non-programmer users* Converted old Java Applets to robust JavaScript Am-charts * Pragmatically improved code as needed

Westlake

I worked as an intern, hired through the engineering department. The engineers working at the Westlake, OH location of Koyo Bearings needed part number cross referencing tool. My solution was WinForms intranet application with a Microsoft SQL backend, nicknamed Bearifind. The application, running to this day, includes roles and privileges (authenticated via SQL Server), lookup and edit, cross referencing, and excel interoperability for export. The application's design philosophy is highly MVC. The client uses C# with OOP, encapsulating the data access layer into its own class. The Database logic was created with the attitude of keeping most SQL statements server side.