Resume 6

Objective

Leading a group of creative and motivated developers using C, C++ and Unix to develop both user level applications, server software and other programs; and taking full advantage of opensource software and technologies such as Linux, Apache, GNU/FSF software and others.

Career Level: 10 years
Availability: To Be Determined (currently working)

Skills

• Languages: C (10 yrs), C++ (6 yrs), Shell/ksh/csh/sh (10 yrs), SQL (7 yrs), Perl (5 yrs), HTML, PHP, Javascript, Expect, Tcl, ASM/x86/MIPS

• Environments: Unix/Solaris/AIX/Linux/HP-UX (10 years), Win3.1/95/98/2k, DoS, CPM, VMS

• Vertical Markets: Telecommunications, Finance

Experience

Working with a software development/support team for Andersen's Home Mortgage division. Currently responsible for migration and maintenance of a datawarehousing system that handles loan level evaluation statistics and history. The system is written in a combination of C, C++, Perl, Korn shell and a third party ETL (Extract Transform & Load) tool called "Orchestrate" developed by Torrent technologies. The system handles approximately 26 GB of data monthly which is processed and stored in a DB2 datawarehouse.

Worked through Harrison as a contract developer. Most contract work was in telecom area utilizing C, C++, Unix and two RPC packages, Tuxedo and IBM's MQSeries. Work was done developing server side of various telecom software packages for Sprint PCS.

I Work with a small group of 5 developers in designing and developing data marts, data warehouses and supporting applications to handle Worldcom's heterogeneous billing systems and data. Coding involved mostly C/C++; but various support utilities were web based and included PHP, Perl, Shell, HTML, and JavaScript.

As of August 2000, I have additional responsibilities as lead designer and technical project lead for all software projects within my group. I am responsible for performing technical interviews and am an integral part of the hiring process. Also, I am responsible for providing training, on occassion, to interested groups within Worldcom concerning: Unix, C, C++ and Software Project Management Processes.

I continue to be heavily involved in the coding and development process of my group. We use C, C++, Shell and Perl; and develop for most Unix platforms, including SunOS, Solaris, and Linux as well as the IBM AS400.

I have recently re-worked/organized the software process within my organization. This entailed moving completely to a Linux development environment, cross-compiling to deploy on production Sun E10K platforms. I have two development workgroup servers setup that run the CVS version management system for code revision control (with a web interface), as well as a local installation of the Bugzilla Bug Tracking Software produced by Mozilla.org to allow developers and users to submit, track and resolv bugs and RFEs for projects. I have even implemented a coding standard used within the organization.

Planned, designed and deployed two intranet servers to provide a suite of services for the Corps of Engineers Finance Center. Some of the services written include an Overtime Request and Management System as well as phone/address/email lookup applications and an online system to handle trouble tickets and help desk problems.

The two servers were i686 PC platforms running Linux 2.1, a MySQL Database server and the Apache Web Server w/PHP module. Coding entailed the use of PHP, Perl, Shell and C/C++ as well as SQL. Both of the servers were hand built by myself because we had nobudget for hardware at the time. I was also responsible for system administration on both.

Worked with various internal groups to design, develop and deploy web/intranet based applications and other tools that interacted with FedEx's Courier Route Planning System. This system is responsible for planning, tracking and storing routes for package transportation via databases of zip codes, scanned ids and other information. Designed and developed numerous CGI programs and backends using Perl and C for database and other transactions on various HP-UX 9/10 and Sun servers.

Worked with developing and testing Promus' Hotel Management System and Reservation System. The reservation system was developed in C on Sun Unix platforms. Worked with technologies such as C, Unix, Solaris, SunOS, Visual Source Safe, BugTrak and Sybase.

Contracted with various businesses in the Richardson area. Most of my work was in developing web based applications and sites using technologies such as, CGI, Perl, C, C++, HTML, Javascript and DBMS's such as Unix's DBM and Access. Also gave talks to high school computer science classes on C and C++ development, Software Engineering Practice and other topics such as Object Oriented Design (OOD) and Structured Analysis & Design (SAD).

Education

12/2002 -- Mississippi State University
Bachelor's of Science, Computer Science

I Have attended University of Memphis, University of Tennessee, Mississippi State University. I also taught two undergraduate computer science labs at the University of Memphis, "Data Structures" and "Intro to C++".

References