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Software Consultant @ Terravolv Designed, developed, maintained, managed, and tested a web based application that operated independently of platform and browser; this application utilized Google Maps API to draw, manipulate, export and import geographical data that analyzed the coverage area used in order that cost analysis could be displayed to the user. The controls and services used...

Software Consultant @ Terravolv Designed, developed, maintained, managed, and tested a web based application that operated independently of platform and browser; this application utilized Google Maps API to draw, manipulate, export and import geographical data that analyzed the coverage area used in order that cost analysis could be displayed to the user. The controls and services used for this application utilized a combination of ASP .NET 3.5, C# .NET 3.5 and HTML. From December 2008 to May 2009 (6 months) Senior Software Analyst @ Intergraph Design, develop, maintain, and test software that law enforcement officers will use for field reporting. Develop a rules engine that can be defined, in a configurable manner, on per site and per agency basis that will perform validation on all business objects using the Windows Workflow Foundation. All graphical user interfaces (GUI) are developed using the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), C# .NET 3.5 and C# .NET 4.0 while still maintaining a Model, View, Controller programming concept. Data is communicated to and from a SQL Server or Oracle database, depending on the customer, using data access objects for all communications. Lead developer for the Property and Evidence module, Citation Issuing module, configuration utility program, digital signature capture, magnetic license swipe and validation rules engine. From March 2008 to January 2011 (2 years 11 months) Software Consultant @ Pinstripe Inc. Rewrote legacy code for web site and web services written in C# .NET 3.5 and ASP .NET 3.5. Web site was used to automate meeting announcements, automate e-mail notifications, schedule future events\meetings and check in\out attendees of a given event\meeting. Data regarding these meetings were stored and retrieved a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database using SQL queries and built in functions and stored procedures. Many queries and procedures needed to be rewritten to fit the new requirements of the web site. From August 2008 to October 2008 (3 months) Software Engineer IV @ SAIC Designed, developed and maintained software that would graphically display, to the user, and programmatically validate constraints and restrictions particular to the specific unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that is to be used; the display simulated a control station that allowed a pilot to plan and fly missions remotely and the program thoroughly used COM and .NET interoperability and required a significant understanding of the codes written in C# .NET 3.0, C++ and Visual Basic, Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 or greater, as well as Microsoft Enterprise Library 2.0, which was extensively used throughout the program. During the process of writing codes, the actual time spent was logged using the Team Software Process (TSP) workbooks; the process included unit testing, reviewing, designing, and inspecting all new development. From December 2006 to March 2008 (1 year 4 months) Software Engineer I @ SAIC Designed, developed, and maintained software that would graphically display, to the user, data that was specific to the user’s selected aircraft; this code was written in C# .NET 2.0, C++ and Visual Basic using Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2.0 and Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0. During the process of writing codes, the actual time spent was logged using the Team Software Process (TSP) workbooks; the process included unit testing, reviewing, designing, and inspecting all new development From September 2005 to December 2006 (1 year 4 months) Lead Software Engineer @ Textron Lead a team of 13 that included 5 Software Engineers (located locally), 5 Software Engineers (located remotely), 2 Test Engineers and 1 Documentation Writer responsible for designing, developing and maintaining the iCommand program. The iCommand program is a suite of software and services that collectively can be used for displaying real time mission data, audio, video and imagery on touch table, web-based, desktop\laptop and android smartphone interfaces for Government\Federal customers. The iCommand program was developed using C# .NET, XAML, C++.NET, ASP.NET and HTML in the Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 - 2010 development environment as well as Java in the Eclipse development environment. Our team supported live iCommand demonstrations both remotely and on-site through cloud computing and service-oriented architectures. From May 2012 to April 2015 (3 years) Software Consultant \ Build Manager @ ITAC Solutions Design, develop, maintain and test software, using C# .NET in Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 and 2010, for AT&T Geospatial data format translations. Implemented a configuration tools and standards using Enterprise Library 5.0 for the entire team and other teams within the entire project. Implemented a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service that allowed client machines to view, manage and schedule batch operations that performed the data translations. Provided the ability for the scheduled operations to be performed in a recurring manner or one time only. Designed and developed the graphic user interfaces (GUI) for the client side manager and scheduler programs. Created data translations using FME Workbench readers, transformers and writers. Developed and maintained an automated build and unit testing server using Cruise Control .NET that builds source code and executes unit tests nightly as well as builds source code periodically throughout the work day as modifications are submitted to source control. Implemented and enforced development standards for all AT&T G\Technology development teams. From September 2011 to July 2012 (11 months) Huntsville, ALSystems Architect / Lead Business Analyst @ Agora Group, Inc Role: Systems ArchitectContract: Blue Cross Blue Shield of TennesseeLocation: Chattanooga, TNDescription: Design, develop, maintain and test software, using Pega Rules Process Commander (PRPC) version 6.1 for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee J15 Medical Appeals process. Developed user interfaces, activities, functions, expressions, correspondence and reports that needed to be refactored and restored due to faulty requirements documentation. Ensured that the entire process was able to successfully satisfy all requirements for the J15 Medical Appeals process from start to finish without error. Support and maintain the J15 Provider Enrollment and J15 Medical Review applications as well. Perform application deployment, deliveries and installs for all three J15 applications (Appeals, Provider Enrollment and Medical Review).Role: Lead Business AnalystContract: Wells FargoLocation: Minneapolis, MNDescription: Design, implement and gathered requirements, using Pega Rules Process Commander (PRPC) version 5.5, for the Sponsor Services Retirement Plan Compliance Testing process. Lead daily conference calls, with a group of Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), which was used to learn the process currently being used so that detailed requirements can be written prior to development. Instructed and managed development team on a daily basis so as to track progress and assure that the implementation being developed coincided with the ideas and decisions that resulted from the daily meetings with the SMEs. From January 2011 to September 2011 (9 months) Atlanta, GASoftware Engineer Team Lead @ Bloomberg LP Lead a team of developers responsible for the design, development and maintenance of Human Resources software as well as other critical internal facing software for Bloomberg LP employees used for employee growth, development and performance, career path management and philanthropy event management. Lead many high visibility and urgent projects that required up-front level of effort and time estimates as well as frequent status updates to management and stakeholders that included any updates to the timeline and unexpected impediments. Coordinated directly with Product Owners to collectively decide the Product Vision as well as prioritization of developer tasks. While leading multiple projects, I still was also responsible for completing engineering tasks that involved multiple technologies depending on the task/project. Technologies included, but not limited to C# .NET, C++, .NET Core, Python, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, Angular and AngularJS. I also was responsible for multiple infrastructure resources that included, but was not limited to Windows Server machines for engineering development, deployment environments for Test, QA and Production, automated build configurations, automated deployment mechanisms, code repository governance and software install/configuration that helped the developer experience with our group. New York, New York