Provide thought leadership and innovative technical solutions to business problems. Continued hands on design of key components using C#.Net and Oracle Fusion Middleware products.

Managed the initial design and implementation of the LoopPay (LoopPay.com) mobile wallet. Reported directly to Will Graylin, CEO of LooPay on usability, feature set, time to market planning and other key strategic factors.

JEA’s Enterprise Architecture Group (EAG) launched a SOA pilot using Oracle’s Fusion Middleware. The pilot team was comprised of JEA’s enterprise architects, java developers, dba’s and project managers. Since JEA was new to implementing SOA, Mr. Lee provided technical guidance and design to the Enterprise Architecture group as well as hands on development workshops and examples for the java developer as they were becoming familiar with JDeveloper SOA Composites and the Oracle Service Bus.

Development Manager for insurance quoting application.

Principal architect on enterprise engagements.

As technical leader of the Atlanta Practice, engagements included a B2B and international credit reporting portal Internet site, Equifax ePort. Designed and developed “four plus one” architecture framework from Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute (ATAM). Defined logical and physical architectures, which included: WebShpere Application Server, Netscape Enterprise Server, IBM SP2 Frame, Solaris 2.6 OS, and network topologies. Defined and managed an enterprise development methodology based on the Rational Unified Process for a B2B international credit reporting portal. The development methodology produced predictable and repeatable projects that met executive sponsor’s expectations of time, functionality, and budget. The methodology included documentation requirements and quality gates between all business units that would impact the application life cycle. Collaborated with the CIO, VP of Architecture, VP of Development, Program Manager, and QA Manager to streamline development lifecycle from the cradle to the grave.