Steven Reiser Email & Phone Number

Pacific Northwest = Coeur D' Alene, Idaho

I AM RETIRED FROM THE WORK FORCE

Golden Colorado

Lead ColdFusion, SQL Server Projects. US Treasury Application for funding Renewable Energy Projects. ColdFusion 10, SQL Server 2012, jQuery 1.10 Complex Financial reporting, applications, reports, review forms, complex business rules.

ColdFusion 7 and 8, PL/SQL w/Oracle. Javascript, XHTML, Internal Government DataPS - using ColdFusion 9 BETA at home.

Permanent Position to 5/31/09 - ColdFusion 8, SQL Server 2005, AJAX, Javascript DOM, XML, RSS news, with blogs, comments, using Omniture for measuring news traffic. Building numerous mini-apps and widgets to plug into a news web site. Setting up and managing my own servers in this position as well as writing my own stored procedures. Using object-oriented design with CFCs.

Contract to analyze and work on ColdFusion MX 7, User Defined Function, AJAX, XML, Web Services, SQL Server 2005 with SQL Management Studio, code editing with Dreamweaver 8. In this contract the primary task involved working on local code and working with a 3rd party whose web site was accessed via a web service. Analysis showed the majority of work needed was at the 3rd party location. Other code editting in ColdFusion MX 7 and classic ASP as well as editing SQL Server 2005 databases via SQL Server Management Studio were performed. Visio was used to diagram the flow of data in the web service for this client to show the sources of data requiring modifications.

I was employed at Resortquest to develop, and enhance nearly 2 dozen existing ColdFusion applications and create a few new ones, with major emphasis on the Content Management Tools which were used by our dozens of Vacation Rentals Resort Locations across the continental USA, Canada and Hawaii with numerous beach and ski resorts areas in the mix. In this position, I was the sole ColdFusion Developer responsible for these applications and created many reports using SQL Server as well and learned many SQL skills during my time with Resortquest. In addition to the Technical side, I assisted with some end user issues and interfaced with Marketing Personnel at all of our eastern locations to troubleshoot web issues, conntent tools issues and enduser issues (primarily property owners), as well as assisting in troubleshooting XML data transformation issues between the web site and database vs. the local resort network's "First Resort Software (FRS)" system.

Maxtor was bought out by Seagate - I was a contractor the web team which grew from 5 to 19 people in 2004, mostly due to the Vignette Project which started later in the year as well as for maintainence of current ColdFusion Applications. This position offered the greatest diversity of experience - in that I edited ColdFusion, ASP, PHP, JSP, SQL Server Databases, Apache Web (httpd.conf, etc) and Tomcat Application Server configurations on Linux (server.xml, etc), IIS, and managed WebTrends for reporting web traffic. In addition, I was part of the Vignette implementation team during the term of my contract with Maxtor.

ColdFusion Developer for internal corporate web applications created from scratch working independently for the Human Resources Department to track all employees using a drill down application from the top of the corporation (international) to the local departments. Another application was to drill down by region, then state, then city, then by doctor by authentication to a list of patients, and online patient records as well as tools for the corporation to look at demographic patterns for both kidney disease and treatments.

ColdFusion Developer for a shortlived but exciting dtocom business to market product with baby photos using a kiosk in maternity wards to upload photos to the web site with user security where family controlled access. I setup the photo album, the various security levels and guestbook on the site.

I began work at the INEEL hire by Exxon Nuclear at the Idaho Chemical Processing Plant as a Technical Startup Engineer for the new (in 1983) Fluorinel (Fluoride dissolution of Zirconium alloy clad nuclear fuels) Processing Plant. This facility stored spent US Navy nuclear fuels using a heavily shielded processing facility for dissolution of fuel in of hydrofluoric and nitric acids in Hastelloy reactor vessels. Solvent extraction processes were performed using Methyl Isobutyl Ketone to extract Uranium and aqueous stream fed into consecutive columns separated Neptunium and Plutonium. The final waste stream was calcined and stored in underground stored bins. The Uranium (yellow cake) was denitrated and shipped to Oak Ridge for isotope separation via gas diffusion. In 1997, I was asked to take over the Spent Nuclear Fuel Program's web site using ColdFusion Web Development with Allaire’s ColdFusion 2.0 and using a backend SQL Server database and managing IIS web server on Windows NT.

This is several companies - I worked for 21 years as a chemical engineer in mining, metal refining, natural gas processing and oil refinery equipment my first five years out of college followed by 16 years as a chemical engineer in the nuclear fuel reprocessing industry

Chemistry

Professional Chemistry Bachelor of Science

Bsche, Chemical Engineering

Activities and Societies: Phi Theta Kappa - College Honor Society Double Major BS Degree - Chemical Engineering and Chemistry Have been.

As, Science

Activities and Societies: Phi Theta Kappa - College Honor SocietyFirst Student to ever Challenge Freshman Chemistry and receive Credit.