Summary: Core member of the University of Connecticut’s Kuali Financial System (KFS) implementation team. KFS is a leading edge Java based ERP system being developed collaboratively by a consortium of top universities and colleges. • Extensively worked on front end, business, and persistence tiers using the Struts, Spring, and Apache OJB/ORM Frameworks• Involved in requirements gathering, design, development, testing, and integration phases of software development life cycle.• Developed presentation layer using Struts tag libraries, JSP, HTML, JavaScript, Ajax, and JQuery• Responsible for developing and implementing service layer in Spring Framework and persistence layer in Apache OJB/ORM Framework• Involved in writing test cases for testing business logic using JUnit.• Documented business processes and technical specifications• Worked in an Agile environment• Troubleshooting and resolving production problems and fixing bugs on demandEnvironment: J2EE, Struts, Spring, Apache OJB/ORM, JSP, Servlets, JDBC, SQL, Oracle, HTML, XML, XSLT, XSD, JAXB, JQuery, Apache Tomcat, Eclipse, Subclipse, Subversion, Ant scripts, UNIX and Mac OSX.

Summary: Team leader and lead developer for business workflows and web content for the Bursar’s Office, Budget Office and Accounting departments.• Involved in the design, development and maintenance of university level secure and web-based applications• Developed the Dependent Tuition Waiver and Inventory Control Workflows for Office of the Bursar and Accounting Office respectively, using the Java based Kuali Enterprise Workflow • Developed the Budget Allocation Request application for UConn Budget Office using Java tools and rich user interfaces using JQuery and AJAX• Served as team leader and lead developer for several on-line credit card payment applications for the Bursar, Residential Life, New Student Orientation and the Collections departments. These applications were integrated with the PayPal gateway and were required to interface with UConn’s systems of record (Oracle/MySQL/PeopleSoft/FRS). Used PHP, HTML, CSS, and rich JavaScript libraries JQuery and Ext-JS• Migrated several university student self-service applications Refund Request, Late Fee Appeal, No Refund Hold, and Deferment Requests from Lotus Domino to secured web based applications using PHP, Ext-JS, JQuery, HTML and CSS• Developed institution-wide web-based Graduate Assistant Transfer Voucher (GATV) for the CFO, Provost, OSP and Graduate Schools and On-line Transfer Voucher (OLTV) for the Accounting department in Lotus Domino environment. The OLTV is the single most used workflow at the entire universityEnvironment: J2EE, Struts, Spring, Apache OJB/ORM, JSP, SQL, MySQL, HTML, XML, XSD, JQuery, Ext-JS, Apache Tomcat, Apache HTTPd, NetBeans, UNIX and Windows.

Summary: Lead developer for business workflows and web content for the Bursar’s Office, Budget Office and Accounting department.• Designed, developed and maintained complex transactional web applications for student self-service utilizing the Lotus Domino platform. Applications were developed to provide a secure (SSL) environment for various Bursar applications including fee bill inquiry, payroll deduction requests for graduate assistants, fee bill deferment requests, refund requests, late fee appeals and similar applications• Developed secure online credit card payment application integrated with the VeriSign gateway to allow students to pay bills using their credit card; developed corresponding admin view for administrators to login and track/search credit card transactions and to reconcile daily with PeopleSoft and FRS• Optimized web applications for compatibility with major browsers• Developed scheduled agents to nightly export and import files to/from FTP server for SARS/ PeopleSoft jobs and application databases• Languages utilized in these applications include Lotus Script, Function Formulas, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Java • Utilized Brio Insight data warehousing software to design and develop lookup tables to feed application databases from SADM (data art) daily• Served as liaison with third-party Domino server support vendor (Connectria)

• Taught Mathematics for high school students• Identified student’s individual skills to develop curriculum to accommodate different learning styles and maximizing student comprehension• Maintained productive learning environment by stating classroom rules, holding students accountable for their actions, and implementing consistent and fair consequences• Recognized and implemented the need for appropriate pacing to ensure all students understand the material• Developed new methods and resources to prepare students for Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS), which resulted in students achieving the highest results