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Weeki Wachee, FL Street Address PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE EMAIL AVAILABLE LINKEDIN LINK AVAILABLE.SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEERJAVA DEVELOPMENT WEB TECHNOLOGIES Building world-class web applications in complex, heavily regulated, data-rich environments. Bringing renewed accuracy, efficiency, and user engagement to legacy software systems. AREAS OF EXPERTISESoftware Development REST/SOAP Web Services Back-End Development Integration Unit and System TestingTest Automation User Interfaces (UI) Specifications / Documentation Application Programming Interfaces(API) Data Modeling Requirements Analysis Functional and Technical Design Configuration Agile / Scrum TECHNICAL SKILLSLanguages: Java JavaScript XML WSDL SQL HTML Frameworks, Protocols, Servers: Spring MVC SOAP REST Bootstrap JQuery WS-Security Tomcat Struts Java Server Pages (JSP) Servlets Linux Databases: MySQL OraclePROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCEFAIR ISAAC CORPORATION (FICO) FORMERLY ADEPTRASoftware Engineer Jun 2008 Dec 2019Developed web service integrations for banking industry clients - core back-end services, interface specifications, supporting documentation, APIs for communications between the customer-facing portal and back-end services, and product-specific logic for a range of solutions. Oversaw the transformation of legacy fraud and collections systems, adding new features, re-engineering the interface, and improving performance. Drove the migration from legacy banking integrations to SOAP and REST web services platform, ushering the initiative from proof-of-concept for a credit card processing vendor to the migration of eight large banking clients (and counting).ADDITIONAL SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCE: Software Engineer PRICELINE Internal and external infrastructure projects, including a data transfer application that sent sample customer itineraries for competitor price comparisons and an API for displaying maps, driving directions, and points of interest. Software Developer DUPONT Design and development of a web-based, test-taking and administration application for proctored exams within Duponts Building Knowledge University. Software Engineer CARRIER ACCESS Development of a user interface accessing an embedded network management application for use in the wireless cell phone industry, coordinating with an offshore team of consultants in India. Software Engineer HYPERION SOLUTIONS Development of an Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) application, including architectural analysis, design, back-end software, and client-side software. Candidate's Name
Tampa/St. Petersburg Area, FL 34613 PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE EMAIL AVAILABLE LINKEDIN LINK AVAILABLE PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (CONTINUED)PREVIOUS TECHNICAL ROLES:Quality Assurance Lead Software Test EngineerPITNEY BOWES Lead Software EngineerTRAVELERS LIFE & ANNUITY Software Test EngineerPFIZER PHARMACEUTICAL Senior Software QualityEngineerHYPERION SOLUTIONS Lead Quality EngineerEXECUTONE INFORMATION SYSTEMSHardware / ElectricalEngineering Applications EngineerOMEGA ENGINEERING Hardware Design EngineerTUC INDUSTRIESTeaching Adjunct Professor GuestLecturerFAIRFIELD UNIVERSITYUndergraduate and graduateinstruction: Java, VisualBasic.NET for Programmers, DataStructures with Java, SML, Struts InstructorCOMPUTER PROCESSING INSTITUTEMicroprocessors, AssemblyLanguage, DOS, Basic Electronics,Basic Mathematics, ComputerSetup, Problem DiagnosticsEDUCATION Master of Science (MS) Software EngineeringFAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY Bachelor of Science (BS) Electrical Engineering UNIVERSITY OF BRIDGEPORTPUBLICATIONS JOURNAL OF OBJECT TECHNOLOGY (JOT)Rowland, T. et al (2005)The JBoss Integration Plug-in for IntelliJ IDEFour-part series: Volume 4 (Issues 5, 7, 9), Volume 5( Issue 3) Part 1: jot.fm/issues/issue_2005_07/column1Part 2: jot.fm/issues/issue_2005_09/column3Part 3: jot.fm/issues/issue_2006_03/column2Part 4: jot.fm/issues/issue_2005_11/column2 JAVA FOR PROGRAMMERS (ISBN 0-13-047869-5)Lyon, D. et al (2002)Contributed two chapters:The Java Collections FrameworkMore XML TechniquesPage 2 |
