> I developed many miscellaneous projects, from sales and purchasing systems, to our HR system, as well as some Credit Card Tokenization.> Designed and coded for our Enterprise Search project, which involved calling web services in order to update our Oracle tables directly, as well as passing a payload to a Web Page to display a User Interface that allows users to view product availability across the company.> Along with my 1997-2007 Ferguson work, I was involved with the interview team as we phone interviewed and face-to-face interviewed hundreds of prospective programming candidates.> Performed research as requested by Business Analysts and others.> Performed Requirements reviews of our Business Analysts' Requirements.> Performed Design Reviews for other Developers.> Performed Code Reviews for other Developers.> Helped to better document our Design and Coding standards.

Wolseley is Ferguson's parent company.> Here, I learned the ABAP programming language that SAP uses as we worked to make SAP work for Wolseley. > In 2009, the SAP effort was abandoned and we transitioned back to supporting/developing for our UNIBASIC code base.

> I started with Ferguson during the Uniport - moving all of their data & programs from Pick Sequoia machines to Unix machines running UNIBASIC. This required analyzing and potentially changing thousands of programs, as well as testing them. I worked with 20 other developers in this "all-hands-on-deck" effort.> The following are all written in UNIBASIC code:> Made various changes to our Sales system, Purchasing system, and Warehouseing Management system.> Started and managed a project to expand out warehouse numbers form 3-digits to 5-digits. This involved changes to nearly 1000 programs. I designed and coded changes, as well as managed the project to provide work and guidance to developers to help accomplish the work.> Helped code a project to allow IntraCompany sales to happen seamlessly, saving users many work-steps and time. This allowed a sales order in an account to create a purchase order to our distribution network, where it created a sales order there.> Designed and worked with 2 other programmers to create the Builder Suite of programs, software that enabled us to more easily work with builders and their customers.> Worked with another developer to re-write our sales order system. This effort was an 18 month effort that we were under pressure to complete in 6 months. We not only completed this project on time, it allowed us much more versatility in the suite of programs for changes, as well as introduced more best-practices in our coding efforts. We followed along with pricing tools and laser scanning.> Various changes in our Physical Inventory suite in addition to miscellaneous changes throughout our software.> Supported our Physical Inventory team during our Physical Inventories.> Performed Conversions and Acquisitions as needed.> Code Reviewed & Design Reviewed projects for other Developers.> Managed/supervised up to 10 other developers.

> I provided customer hardware and software support to 60+ anesthesia billing clients. > I designed, developed, coded, debugged, and implemented new healthcare software, and modified existing healthcare software using Advanced PICK BASIC and D3 version of PICK on AIX/SCO UNIX platforms, R83 PICK, and AP/Native PICK multi-user operating systems. > Responsibilities included hardware problem diagnosis, software problem diagnosis, configuration of new systems, restoring and/or fixing data corruption (GFE's), and performing major hardware and software upgrades. > I also served as the unofficial customer support trainer for new employees.

> Worked as a PICK BASIC Programmer on the Honeywell DPS6 mainframe using Ultimate PICK. > As a programmer, my responsibilities consisted of screen input/output, processing, and printing programs. > I designed, coded, debugged, and implemented new retail software and modified existing retail software.