Stephen Kraushaar Email & Phone Number

United States

United States

Plano, Texas, Us

Systems developed for the IT and Healthcare industry:Orchestration system for Triton cloud using NodeJSRemote access system for clients in Triton Cloud using NodeJSUser administration systems for Azure Cloud using .Net Core and AngularDoctor/Patient communications platform using C# .Net Core and AngularOutside these industries:Multiplayer online game via iOS, Android, & browser extensionsMulti-vendor e-commerce site

Bangalore, Karnataka, In

Modernizing underwriting systems for large financial institutions, including runtime upgrades, server OS upgrades, security vulnerability remediation, and high security environment conflict resolution.

Dallas, Texas, Us

Integrating computer vision / ocr technologies into business workflows and upgrading legacy .Net systems,

Developing systems for the healthcare industry using FHIR, Angular and C# .Net Core on Azure

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Developing cloud based NodeJS microservices and Android applications for tablets used by detainees.

Redmond, Washington, Us

Focusing in Service Fabric and Linux developer supportDevelop coding examples to demonstrate technology to clientsTroubleshoot code provided by clientstroubleshoot Windows and Linux virtual machines in Azure cloud

Kennesaw, Ga - Georgia, Us

Developed new applications framework to move CCH's suite of products to cloud.Developed and managed styling framework for multi-national applications team to provide development flexibility while maintaining compatibility.Trained developers on AngularJS & Kendo UI, and consulted on their usage to other teams.

Richardson, Texas, Us

Richardson, Texas, Us

Image created their Visual Matrix PMS system about a year before my first tenure with them. During that time I had envisioned a web version of their desktop application. This time I made that reality. Through thoughtful planning with the owner we formed a team under my direction, I set forth an architecture, and we created a product which has become Image's top product, is the flagship PMS used by Best Western and is still being sold in 2022. Product was developed on Azure using C# .Net, Angular JS, and MSSQL.

Dallas, Texas, Us

Conversion of main client portal from IE only to full cross-browser compliance.Design and implementation of automated UI testing cloud using TFS, Hyper-V, and VMWare ESXi.Design of new workflow management system & portal, a system to convert an AS400 run batch system into an evented system.

Menlo Park, Ca, Us

Developed systems for tracking and managing oil & gas transportation for both the trucks and tickets. This included interfacing with the PeopleNet system, TMW, and PCMiler.Developed a Model which managed business entities across multiple databases with highly different schema. This model ensured changes were properly synced, in real-time, across all databases.Converted web and mobile sites from a post back model to an Ajax format utilizing jQuery, jQuery Mobile, and optimized CSS in an ASP.net environment while simultaneously converting the code base from VB.net to C#. Valuable experience included exposure to many mobile web platforms including iOS, Android, and Blackberry.

Wayne, Pa, Us

Shortly after joining Sungard I took the role of User Interface Lead on a project known as Helios, a back office system which tracks time, expenses, AP, AR, and many other accounting functions. The overall goal of Helios is to provide an interface by which all time and expenses may be tracked, approved, and documented in the appropriate external system, typically the general ledger. My UI Lead duties included design and consultation on new functionality, management of our many style sheets and themes, and Javascript functionality regarding UI. In the first half of my second year with Sungard my focus on Helios shifted to maintenance and performance issues, and contributed heavily in refactoring the areas with the worst problems. After the team decided to begin utilizing ExtJS/Ext.Net(Coolite) along with Microsoft's MVC.net I used my experience with asynchronous javascript (AJAX) and MVC systems to not only speed up those systems, but also to contribute to team education involved with the paradigm shift from the WebForms model. During the second half of the year I returned to new development, implementing the new technologies to rework our Project Management module. In my third year with Sungard I have taken a leading role in developing a workflow management system to be utilized by a large number of merging departments. I am re-designing the core workflow engine to run on XPDL, an XML standard for workflows, away from a proprietary model. The project has been fully documented before hand to allow other developers to easily contribute to the project. While coding for the project I have also taken the role of code reviewer, covering both architecture and standards. This project involves ExtJS and MVC.net. Unlike Helios which included the Ext.Net "wrapper", this system uses a pure implementation of the AJAX/MVC model. This project was my first experience with Agile, quite possibly the most effective and productive environment I’ve had the opportunity to work in

Visionary Legal Technologies produces software geare towards all aspects of legal services, including case management, trial presentation, court reporting, and electronic discovery.My first major undertaking was creating a modernized website for the company. More than just web design, this also involved creating and integrating a backend credit card processing system, online product activations, and later creation and integration of an office management system.Later I designed modules for the main application, creating government compliant security features for transmission and submission of court documents. At its core was a highly secured SSL Certification system maintained to Verisign standards.

This company develops and supports Visual Matrix, a Property Management System/Accounting Software for mid-hotels such as Best Western. I started with the company 5 men strong as one of 3 support technicians, and as supervisor grew the department to 12. My daily duties revolved around 4 disciplines: Server/Network Installation, Documentation, Application/Tools Programming, and Staff Management. New clients typically bought all new computers when purchasing our software, 5-10 computers per site. Installations from box to live were performed via phone with hotel staff or VNC. I would assign as well as perform many of these installations. This included setup of a workgroup on a dual gateway network, providing secure access to a private VSAT network. Setup of routing tables and firewall rules on most every router available was required. We also sold an interface requiring IIS installation and setup to link the hotel’s external site to the internal database. As the only technician familiar with IIS, firewalls and network security in our initial staff I alone installed that product. Later I would also use this knowledge as one of the developers the department’s networking and setup practices. As our client base grew I wrote standard practices for our techs, which included weekly releases of documentation, enable us to hire inexperienced staff which could easily keep up with growth. Once the team reached common ground I would write applications to replace repetitive or complicated tasks, helping to minimize issues caused by knowledge gaps. Keeping these tools updated as well as documentation led me to the role of webmaster for the company for my first year with the company.

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