Tom Archer Email & Phone Number

Las Vegas, NV, US

Redmond, Washington, United States

I joined Microsoft's content publishing organization in 2009. Before that, I was a Senior Program Manager on the MSDN, Windows SDK, and MVP Leads teams.As a Senior Content Developer at Microsoft, I manage the technical documentation for the Microsoft Azure Terraform providers and tools.I devote most of my time to coding AI solutions using Python and the.

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

• I managed the design and development of several systems for various clients, including the following:
• EarthWeb - I was one of the original people who built and ran largest Windows developer Web site in the world - CodeGuru. In 1999, EarthWeb purchased CodeGuru and as part of the agreement, I stayed on to run the Web.
• JupiterMedia – Authored 100+ articles for the original ".NET Programming Tips & Techniques" column, which focuses on various.NET programming tasks using C# and Visual C++/MFC.
• VeriSign - Lead Developer who designed and coded the first-ever application (Self-Service Set-UP) that allows mobile phone customers to activate wireless devices on a cellular network without customer-service.
• Wider Networks - Managed the design and development of a complex system that parses and analyzes DSP (digital signal processing) data gathered from mobile phone cell towers. This data is processed in order to determine.
• Quality Logic - Customized my Archer DbLib database library that includes the ability to dynamically read data from a relational database where the schema is unknown at compile time.

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

• I worked for the insurance division of AT&T and headed an effort to design and code a system that allowed end-users to create insurance applications without the need for additional programmers. The system included the.
• Graphical database editor that I coded where users define their data, primary keys, relationships, etc.
• Graphical forms editor where users create their forms, link the form fields to the database columns, and define the events and rules that govern the forms behavior.
• Presentation layer that ran at the customer site that dynamically loaded the form and enforced the events and rules defined by the user.
• Database layer that was completely agnostic in that it knew nothing about the underlying database schema at compile-time.The resulting product was a system that enabled AT&T to create insurance applications in days.

Amsterdam, Puerto Rico, Atlanta

My career started in 1985 in Amsterdam as a programmer for Holiday on Ice, After 2 years, I moved to Puerto Rico where I worked for 7 years, and then to Atlanta. As much of the experience involves either outdated technologies or technologies with which I no longer work, I've cropped them from this resume.If you would like to see detail for those years.