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Project: Cyclops• Engineer responsible for writing analytics for the Army’s BDP analytics framework. Worked on analytics for network mapping as well as Splunk, DNS, Flow logs. Also was responsible for the situational awareness user interface, which used advanced analytics displays.• The technologies used where Spark, Scala Accumulo, REST, OWF, D3• The software process used was Agile using continuous integration, delivery and testing. The tools used were Confluence JIRA and wiki, Git and Bamboo.Project: CEWTT• Engineer responsible for android service to capture signal strength emitting from wireless access points. The service was responsible for capturing user preferences, storing readings into a SQLite database using a Spatialite add on for GIS tracking, and querying the readings for displaying a heat map of signal strength on a Unity game engine map display.• The technologies used where Android, SQLite, Spatialite, Unity, ROS• The software process used was Agile using continuous integration, delivery and testing. The tools used were Confluence JIRA and wiki, Git and Bamboo.Project: CEMS• Engineer responsible for cyber situational awareness system to allow cyber COCOMS to be able to better understand and act on events happening within their systems as well as sharing and conversing with other COCOMS to better determine the effect as well as the history of the events, event source, area of responsibility, and possibly course of action. The system required displaying where the events took place as well as workflow to cover the phases of responsibility as the event information was gathered and fleshed out to eventually lead to a course of action that could used to mitigate the events.• The technologies used where UML, Java/J2EE, REST, Apache Camel, JPA, Hibernate, Postgres, and Reporting.• The software process used was Agile using continuous integration, delivery and testing. The tools used were Confluence JIRA and wiki, Git and Bamboo.Project: Risk

• Architect responsible for the planning, design, and development of the Data Feed Registry service to be used for the registration and discoverability of data feeds throughout the enterprise. The discoverability was implemented using semantic web technology (ontology, sparql) to search for data feeds and dynamic registration using Apple ZeroConf and Apache Camel.• Architect responsible for the planning, design, and development of Layer 7 Security solution to foster reuse internally between LL teams. Developed a process stream for programmers and architects to follow when a new service was deemed ready for deployment and security.• Member of Net-Centric Mission Concept Demonstrations Team, which was recipient of 2008-2009 MIT Lincoln Laboratory Team Award.• Senior member of Net-Centric Integration Group responsible for building NCES compliant applications for Department of Defense in classified (secret level) and unclassified environment• Designed and implemented multiple components of the Net-Centric Toolkit➢ Designed and implemented new Sourcing Service for the Resource Broker SOAP based services. The Sourcing Service was used by all components of the Resource Broker to provide semantic information pertaining to resources (sensors, mediators, processors). The implementation was developed using the OWLIM Semantic Repository for RDF database management system and the OpenRdf Sesame, an open source Java framework for storage and querying of RDF data. ➢ Work on Resource Broker framework resulted in 70% increase in performance.➢ Developed an Apache Camel component to talk to Apple Bonjour framework and the WS-Notification messaging system Joint User Messaging(JUM) run by DISA. JUM required certificate management using SSL and WS-Security.

• Architect responsible for the planning, design, and development of the Data Feed Registry service to be used for the registration and discoverability of data feeds throughout the enterprise. The discoverability was implemented using semantic web technology (ontology, sparql) to search for data feeds and dynamic registration using Apple ZeroConf and Apache Camel.• Architect responsible for the planning, design, and development of Layer 7 Security solution to foster reuse internally between LL teams. Developed a process stream for programmers and architects to follow when a new service was deemed ready for deployment and security.• Member of Net-Centric Mission Concept Demonstrations Team, which was recipient of 2008-2009 MIT Lincoln Laboratory Team Award.• Senior member of Net-Centric Integration Group responsible for building NCES compliant applications for Department of Defense in classified (secret level) and unclassified environment• Designed and implemented multiple components of the Net-Centric Toolkit➢ Designed and implemented new Sourcing Service for the Resource Broker SOAP based services. The Sourcing Service was used by all components of the Resource Broker to provide semantic information pertaining to resources (sensors, mediators, processors). The implementation was developed using the OWLIM Semantic Repository for RDF database management system and the OpenRdf Sesame, an open source Java framework for storage and querying of RDF data. ➢ Work on Resource Broker framework resulted in 70% increase in performance.➢ Developed an Apache Camel component to talk to Apple Bonjour framework and the WS-Notification messaging system Joint User Messaging(JUM) run by DISA. JUM required certificate management using SSL and WS-Security.

Architect responsible for the planning, design, and development of services to help with the Multi Channel Marketing program. Architected and designed new services to address Health Care Professionals (HCP) communication management and real time capture of HCP communications to help in marketing decisions to deliver the best products. Responsible for the requirements gathering and design. Worked with offshore team to handle development tasks and testing. Used UML tools to create use case, class and sequence diagrams. Project development was accomplished using Oracle SOA Suite, BPEL, Composite Data Services, and Siebel Web Services.Architect responsible for the planning, design, and development of Global Service Oriented Infrastructure upgrade to SOA Service Manager 6.0 and to Oracle SOA Suite 11g. Involved with requirement gathering, service provisioning to new environments, and infrastructure design of networking, database and servers.

Architect responsible for the planning, design, and development of Global Service Oriented Infrastructure for Pfizer. Responsibilities included creating a Pfizer Reference Architecture for SOA, evaluating vendor solutions based on the Reference Architecture, creating best practices for SOA around the vendor solution and creating a governance process for use with the SOA platform. The vendors of choice were BEA Weblogic (SOA Stack), SOA Software Workbench (UDDI), SOA Software Service Manager/ Actional SOAPStation (Intermediary). Architected a global infrastructure that incorporated failover, load balancing, and disaster recovery.Architect responsible for the planning, design, and development of Software Reuse Repository to foster reuse internally between Pfizer teams. Developed a process stream for programmers and architects to follow when a new asset was deemed ready for reuse.Designed and developed many medium to large web applications using UML tools, ER Diagramming and Java/J2EE using BEA Weblogic 8/9/10. UML diagrams included use case, sequence diagrams, and collaboration diagrams. All applications employed JSP’s, Servlets, Session beans, Oracle database and J2EE realms talking to an LDAP server for security. Front end design included MVC Struts with Tag Libraries. Back end design used Hibernate ORM and Spring.Architect responsible for the planning, design, and development of Java based J2EE architecture for Pfizer. J2EE application server of choice was BEA Weblogic.

Education record

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Electrical And Electronics Engineering