PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY:

Ten plus years developing Web applications using .Net, C#, MS SQL Server, PowerBuilder, Oracle, Onyx, and Sybase. Additional experience in Customer Relation Management (CRM) and project management / product marketing / business analysis. Experience and familiarity with Agile and Pair Programming environments.

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

SOFTWARE: VS.NET 2005, 2008 (ASP.NET, ADO.NET, C#, XML, Css, Javascript); MS SQL Server T - SQL (2008, 2005, 2000); Oracle; Sybase, SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services (SSRS); PowerBuilder (11, 9.0, 8.0, 7.0, 6.5); XML, DHTML, NAnt, NUnit, TortoiseSVN, MS Source Safe, Win 2000, 2003 XP, IIS; Note: Each db ref. included stored procedure development, some data transformation and trigger development.

EXPERIENCE:

Confidential, Portland, OR

Senior Software Consultant

Responsibilities:

• Using MS SQL 2005, 2008 (50%), PowerBuilder 11.0 (50%),
• Developed stored procedures, queries and middle tier code to support the SIMS warehouse application.
• My team focused on one of Confidential ’s largest customers and supported a rapid turnaround (bi-weekly) of enhancement deployments.
• Coding required a deep understanding of the SIMS application, to support decisions to use PowerBuilder’s datawindows, embedded SQL, or MS SQL Stored procedures.

Confidential, Portland, OR

Senior Software Consultant

Responsibilities:

• Using Visual Studio 2005 C#, ASP.NET, CSS (100%), I was part of a team that converted ASP and framework 1.1 website objects to ASP.Net framework 2.0, XML, and Javascript. A major object was to remove all tables and create all layouts via Cascading Style Sheets.
• The implantation was based on Wizard Controls and called for using previously developed Custom Web Controls as the bases for complex user controls to, for example, mimic turning the dials of an electric meter.
• The illusion of turning the dial was accomplished by selecting the correct image to represent the position on the dial that corresponds to the number selected.
• Systems Confidential were based on a Service-Oriented Architecture.
• My interface to the Data layer was via Web Service.
• My group was a web service consumer versus Web Service development.

Confidential, Portland, OR

Senior Software Consultant

Responsibilities:

• Using Visual Studio 2005 C#, ASP.NET (60%), Oracle 8.1 PL/SQL (20%), SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) (20%), created a web user interface, stored procedures, and a family of Sales Hierarchy reports for consumption by Merix Corporation’s sales personnel.

Confidential, Seattle, Washington

Senior Software Consultant

Responsibilities:

• Using PowerBuilder 8.0 (75%), Oracle 9i PL/SQL (25%), worked on a “quick fix” to limit access by foreign nationals to software in compliance with government regulations.

Confidential, San Antonio, Texas

Senior Software Consultant

Responsibilities:

• Using Visual Studio 2005 C#, ASP.NET, ADO.Net, Javascript (90%), Oracle 9i PL/SQL (05%), PowerBuilder 9.0 (05%), converted the KCI Patient Client View PowerBuilder application to .NET. Additionally, a major customer requirement was to mentor the PowerBuilder staff to support the PCV application AND convert the remainder of the HERO PowerBuilder-based application. MasterPages were used extensively.
• Some AJAX tools initially used, but later discarded to more closely mimic the PowerBuilder application.

Confidential, Portland, Oregon

Senior Software Consultant

Responsibilities:

• Using Visual Studio 2005 C#, ADO.Net (90%), MS SQL 2005 T-SQL (10%), in an Agile environment, we added classes to the Confidential library of objects.
• The classes supported adding, deleting, modifying, and retrieval of objects (pages, images, names, etc.) based on various criteria.
• Additionally, I supported unit test processing using NUnit and created tests for the objects I developed.

Confidential, Portland, Oregon

Senior Software Consultant

Responsibilities:

• Using Visual Studio C#, ASP.Net, ADO.Net, XML (70%), MS SQL 2000 T-SQL (15%), Oracle 9i (10%), led a small team that developed the GLS Booking system, an addition to the Confidential Logistics website that allows UPS to book and manage freight with ocean carriers.
• The implementation made extensive use of DataGrids. Additionally performed maintenance tasks (often involving legacy Javascript) and provided enhancements to the UPS GLS Shipment PO system, a web application that manages the movement of freight from vendors to clients.
• Via PowerBuilder 9.0 (5%) provided maintenance to SIMS.

Confidential, Hillsboro, Oregon

Senior Database Developer, Programmer Analyst

Responsibilities:

• Using MS SQL 2000 T-SQL (70%), C#, ADO.Net (30%), I designed and developed stored procedures to act as a query inventory and execution engine.
• It allowed our .NET developers to build a catalog of queries that were split into functional parts based on the result set desired.
• The engine re-assembled the SQL syntax, allowing developers to mix and match functional parts for final execution, while inventorying only one copy of identical functional parts.
• Additionally, using C#, I developed a small class library containing objects to allow our developers to in corporate the queries into .Net code with a simple call.
• Using SQL Server DTS, I created packages to import and transform health care data, NDC drug tables, pharmacy data, etc.

Confidential: Beaverton, Oregon

Senior Programmer Analyst

Responsibilities:

• Using MS SQL 2000 T-SQL, and MS SQL 6.5 (30%), PowerBuilder (40%), C#, ADO.Net, ASP.Net (30%)
• I migrated portions of the Nursery Invoicing/Dispatch PowerBuilder application to the .Net platform as a feasibility test and maintained the PowerBuilder application.
• ASP.NET mimicked the PowerBuilder presentation layer and SQL business logic was accessed via ADO.NET.