SUMMARY:

• Over Ten Years of Software Development, System Administration and System Support Expertise
• Valuable Experience Gained as a Solution Developer
• I am a seasoned and versatile SOA technical professional with extensive experience in Architecting, Developing, and Testing critical enterprise integration solutions for various industries.
• I have experience interfacing with technical and non - technical personnel to gather requirements in order to design viable BizTalk Server solutions that create efficiencies and reduce costs.
• I am committed to building BizTalk Server solutions using Microsoft Best Practices and guidelines for various industries.
• BizTalk 2000/2002/2004/2006/2006 R 2/2009/2010/2013 BizTalk infrastructure planning and design
• BizTalk Installation and Configuration BizTalk Development and Administration Operations Mentoring BizTalk Team Members EDI, HIPAA 4010 5010 and HL7 Integrations
• PIDX and Rosetta Net Integrations BizTalk and SharePoint Integration BizTalk and SAP IDOC s Integration BizTalk and Oracle Financials Integration BizTalk and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Integration
• ESB Toolkit BizTalk Rules Engine
• BizTalk BAM (Business Activity Monitoring)
• Creation of Functional and Detail design document Performance Tuning and Testing
• Integration using WCF Management of development team and offshore resources

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Confidential

Senior BizTalk Server 2010 Developer \ .Net

Responsibilities:

• Senior Microsoft BizTalk 2010 Developer for Confidential Bank in Milwaukee WI, which is one of the nation’s leading Health Savings Administrators with over 2 billion dollars in Health Savings Account assets. Responsible for making independent and creative technical contributions relating to developing, testing, debugging, maintaining, and documenting components of integration applications using Microsoft BizTalk Server. Assist with system development planning and monitoring, enhancing existing systems, and participating in structured walkthroughs and technical reviews.
• Confidential Bank integration solution was developed based on the principles of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). This was achieved with Microsoft enterprise platform using Windows Server 2008 R2 64 Bit, SQL Server 2008 R2 Enterprise, T-SQL Stored Procedures, IIS 7.5, BizTalk Server 2010 Enterprise 64 Bit, .Net Frame Work 4.0, WCF, Web Services, C#, and Custom Components.
• Below are some of the common BizTalk Server artifacts that were created or modified with in the solutions.
• Orchestration
• BRE (Business Rule Engine)
• XSD Schemas
• Pipelines Maps

Confidential

Senior BizTalk Server 2010 Developer \ .Net

Responsibilities:

• Recruited by Confidential to stabilize and organize their development, testing, and production BizTalk Server 2010 integration environments. To complete this task, intensive analysis was preform and documented on their current environment, configurations, development, and deployment practices. After completing the examination and discussing issues revealed, I developed a plan to get their environment and process up to industry standards. Below is the list of items and tasks that were performed to get the Confidential integration environment and team back in good health.
• Created standardized BizTalk naming conventions document to be used by the development team
• Created a custom performance document for use when tuning their environments
• Installed BizTalk Server ESB Tool Kit 2.1 with portal in all environments
• Created a simplified step-by-step document on how to install the ESB Tool Kit 2.1
• Created a document that shows and describes how to implement standardized error handling
• Created a document that explains how to fully remove and install BizTalk Server 2010
• Refracted all source codes to meet industry standard
• Developed custom pipelines
• Documented and explained the application deployment process

Confidential

Senior BizTalk Server 2010 Developer \ .Net

Responsibilities:

• Designed and implemented an integration solution between Microsoft Dynamics Navision 5 and Confidential Contract Management software, which will help Confidential automate their customer invoicing and account receivable processing.
• The Confidential solution is being developed on the Microsoft platform using Windows Server 2008 R2 64 Bit, SQL Server 2012 Enterprise, T-SQL Stored Procedures, IIS 7.5, BizTalk Server 2010 Enterprise 64 Bit, .Net Frame Work 4.0, WCF, C#, and Microsoft Dynamics Navision 5.

Confidential

Senior BizTalk Server 2010 Developer \ .Net

Responsibilities:

• Tasked with building integrations between Oracle Financials and Microsoft Dynamics CRM. UWA uses BizTalk Server 2010 to keep information in both Oracle Financials and Microsoft Dynamics in sync until all the company departments are migrated to Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Designed and created several reusable shared BizTalk artifacts, such as Exception handing and logging, which will be used for all integration solutions. BizTalk Server 2010, SQL Server 2008, Oracle 11i and Microsoft Dynamics CRM were the four main technology platforms that were used in the solution. Microsoft WCF Adapters were used to retrieve and send data between these Application Servers.
• All solution interfaces employ Microsoft BizTalk Server ESB 2.1 Tool Kit components to promote loosely coupled interfaces and monitoring of exceptions using the ESB 2.1 web portal.
• Responsible for examination of original BizTalk environment and recommendations on BizTalk Server Configurations and Performance Tuning using Microsoft BizTalk Best Practice guidelines for UWA new BizTalk environments.
• Produced documents that gave detailed, step-by-step instructions on how to deploy BizTalk solution within a Development, QA, UAT and Production Environment.
• Created solution detail requirements and mapping documents.
• Worked closely with the Oracle and CRM Team Business Analysts to validate all specifications.
• Performed one-on-one mentoring of Team Members on Microsoft BizTalk Server Development and Administration Best Practices throughout the duration of the project.

Confidential

Senior BizTalk Server 2009 Developer - Technical Lead \ .Net

Responsibilities:

• Lead the Shell Access Management Improvements (AMI) project with defining and designing the technical solution to meet the requirements stated by the Shell management team.
• The AMI project is a unique solution that is used to keep track of the many users\identities that use the various network system applications and resources.
• The solution will notify an application owner if a user has left the company, changed location info, or has be released by Shell, in which the application owner can take the aspirate steps.
• Responsibilities consist of specifying and creating the detail data model necessary to drive and align the solution with other Shell internal key Access Control initiatives.
• Creation of solution architect, functional, and detail design documents. Determine the best way to perform analytics and notification of identity events that took place in Shell Identity Management System.
• Reasonable for most of the development which was done using Visual Studio for the BizTalk Server 2009 Enterprise platform.
• Created all BizTalk Server XSD Schemas, Maps, Receive Pipelines, Rules Engine policies, Send Pipelines, and C# components using Visual Studio 2008 Ultimate. Implemented BAM (Business Activity Monitoring) in each Orchestration using Shell standard custom enterprise component library. Utilize BizTalk SQL-WCF Adapter to execute all SQL Stored Procedures to receive and send data from SQL Server 2005 Database, and enabled BizTalk to use the SharePoint Copy API web service to save text files produced from BizTalk to a SharePoint document library. Preformed end-to-end testing of interfaces and coordinate deployment and support procedures with offshore BizTalk support team. Also provided knowledge transfer and training as needed to various team members who will help support solution after the go-live date.

Confidential

Senior BizTalk Server 2009 Developer \ .Net

Responsibilities:

• Responsible for redesigning and developing of all interfaces between Confidential new SAP ERP system and all external partners and suppliers.
• Worked closely with SAP consultants to plan and determine what types of data was needed within various SAP IDOCs such as INVOIC02, ORDERS05, and SHPMNT04. Identified all EDI transaction that will be transformed from inbound EDI messages to SAP IDOC messages and outbound SAP IDOC messages to EDI messages. Creation of integration architect, functional, and detail design documents.
• The integration solution for Confidential was built with Microsoft BizTalk Server 2009 Enterprise, SQL Server 2008, WCF Services, BizTalk Server SAP adapters, and IIS 7.0 running on Windows Server 2008 using SOA principals.
• BizTalk interfaces were design to be loosely coupled which allows the integration environment to be easily adaptive to changes in business requirements and conditions. Created all BizTalk Server XSD Schemas, Maps, Receive Pipelines, Send Pipelines, and C# components using Visual Studio 2008 Ultimate. Implemented BAM (Business Activity Monitoring) in each Orchestration and configured Parties and Business Profiles for EDI processing.
• Also, designed and implemented a consolidated exception handing process where all error and exception messages are processed by the same BizTalk application that will send email notifications to the support team.

Confidential

Senior BizTalk Server 2009 Developer \ .Net

Responsibilities:

• I was contracted as a BizTalk Server Architect and Senior Developer to help Confidential build new integration solutions, and convert Web Methods applications to BizTalk Server 2009 Enterprise.
• The enterprise BizTalk Server 2009 solution was designed to allow Confidential to take part in modern electronic eBusiness transaction with its trading partners and suppliers, plus integration with its LOB application SAP. Most electronic transaction were conducted with the PIDX standard PIP’s and messages formats or Custom XML formats for non-PIDX customers over the internet, using server side certificates with HTTPS.
• The solution was constructed by using Microsoft Enterprise server software BizTalk Server 2009 Enterprise, SQL Server 2008 Enterprise, IIS 6.0, Windows Server 2003 Enterprise, WCF Services, BizTalk Server adapters SAP, and RossetNet 2.0 adapter with PIDX.
• Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Team System was used to create BizTalk Server Invoice, Purchase Order, Order Change, Advance Shipping notices, acknowledgment Schemas for both PIDX and SAP. Visual Studio was used to create the other core pieces of the application such as Orchestrations, Pipeline Components, Maps, utilities and logging components. Additional roles included BizTalk Server Administrator for deploying and configuring the server software and application, and knowledge transfer and training.

Confidential

Senior BizTalk Server 2009 Developer with ESB toolkit\ .Net

Responsibilities:

• As a member of the senior BizTalk Server design and development team, I was responsible for creating an enterprise SOA Hub, capable of processing HL7, EDI, and XML messages from Confidential commercial software.
• The Hub was built using Microsoft tools and enterprise server software that consist of Visual Studio 2008 Team System, BizTalk Server 2009 Enterprise, ESB Toolkit 2.0, SQL Server 2008, IIS 7.0, and Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise 64 Bit. Designed and developed many of the core BizTalk components and objects such as Orchestrations, Pipeline Components, Schemas, Maps, ESB 2.0 Itineraries, reusable utilities components, Logging components, and automated Deployment process.
• Also constructed custom on (Receive Locations) and off (Send Ports) Ramps using Microsoft WCF Services, that used custom Pipeline components, Business Rule Engine API’s, and custom ACK\NACK response messaging. Secondary tasks consist of building eight different environments which consist of BizTalk, SQL, Web, and Domain Controller servers.
• Plus helping developers of other teams install and test the weekly version of the Hub solutions.

Confidential

Senior BizTalk Server 2006 R2 Developer\ .Net

Responsibilities:

• Designed and developed an integration solution between an IBM mainframe, client server, and Web Server system using Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2, SQL Server 2005, C# components, and other BizTalk objects. BizTalk SQL Server adapter was used to retrieve ticket data from the trucking system (TouchStar) where the data was calculated and transformed into a flat file format.
• There were a total of four Orchestrations that control the flow and transformation of data to other internal system that processed ticket, payroll, and oil tank mileage data received from BizTalk. Other custom components were created to allow BAM tracking of messages and use of the SSO database using components API.
• Valuable knowledge transfer was delivered to my client about architecting, installing, developing, deploying, BizTalk Server solutions during my time at Confidential .

Confidential

Senior BizTalk Server 2009 Developer with ESB Toolkit\ .Net

Responsibilities:

• I designed a loosely coupled Healthcare solution using the Hub and Spoke model, with Microsoft BizTalk Server 2009 Enterprise, SQL Server 2005, Microsoft Enterprise Service Bus Toolkit 2.0, ASP.net web services, C# components, and WCF components.
• The solution allowed Healthcare Providers to integrate with GHA custom Healthcare practice management system using HIPAA, HL7, and custom message types securely, transactional, synchronously and asynchronously.
• This solution allowed greater ROI for GHA and its customers by achieving rapid integration with new clients, accurate processing of Claims and Charges, Payments, demographic transactions, reduced resources to manually validate and process data, and better reporting for management and external clients.

Confidential

Senior BizTalk Server 2006 R2 Developer\ .Net

Responsibilities:

• Designed and developed an integration solutions using BizTalk Server 2006 R2 to gather KPI data from external computer systems in various file formats and different protocols. BizTalk Server Orchestration was used to develop the business process workflow. BizTalk BAM (Business Activity Monitoring) used KPI data was available to show, how often KPI data was updated, and the duration of running Orchestration. BizTalk Server File, POP3, SQL Server, and FTP Adapters were used to feed data into a SQL Server Analysis database which was used for reporting.
• The KPI data were Confidential ’s oil rigs operating data that were publish throughout the day.
• The near real time KPI data was from various locations was used to create a MOSS 2007 portal which allows management to view the health and operation of each oil rig, and make timely decision based on the KPI data and reports.