OBJECTIVE:

Seeking a Java Developer position, where I can utilize 16 years of software design and development experience with an opportunity to learn new skills in other technologies.

SUMMARY:

• 16 years of Software Development 8 years of TOMCAT/Hibernate
• 10 years of JAVA development Familiarity with Spring MVC, Spring Boot, REST
• 5 years of JavaScript / HTML Web Services
• 17 years of SQL Agile/Scrum with frequent releases
• 12 years of Oracle database Agile management solution: VersionOne
• 4 years of SQL server database IDE: Eclipse, IntelliJ, NetBeans
• 1 year of C# Source control: ClearCase, SVN, GIT, VSS
• 2 years of SOAP Web Services Testing: JUnit, Selenium

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

• JAVA C#
• Visual Basic FoxPro
• J2EE AJAX XML
• WebLogic JavaScript HTML
• TOMCAT Ant XHTML
• Hibernate Spring UML
• ODBC CVS JUnit
• JDBC Visual Source Safe Eclipse
• PL/SQL ASP.NET JSP
• Web Services Crystal Reports
• Microsoft SQL Server 7.0/2000/2003/2007
• Oracle 7.x/8.x/8i,9i/10g,11g,12c
• FoxPro 2.6/3.0/5.0/6.0/7.0/8.0/9.0
• Access 97/2000/2002/2007/2010/2013
• Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP/Vista,7/8/10
• Windows NT Server Windows 2000/2003/2008/2012/2016 Server
• Apache Web Server Novel Netware
• AIX/Unix/Linux LAN/WAN/WLAN

WORK HISTORY:

Senior Software Engineer

Confidential

Implementation tools include: JAVA, Hibernate, TOMCAT, Spring, Visual Basic

Responsibilities:

• I had a three - year contract overseas to manage the automation of the local government operations.
• These include the automation of the revenue collection process and the development and installation of biometrics attendance management system.
• The biometrics system is used to track the attendance of every employee of the council.
• My primary role was to architect and manage the development project.
• I designed and coded the backend process with Java, Spring Framework and Hibernate on TOMCAT

Senior Software Engineer

Confidential, Alpharetta, Georgia

Implementation tools include: JAVA, JavaScript, Spring Framework, Hibernate, HTML, CSS, AJAX, TOMCAT, WebSphere, SOAP Web services

Responsibilities:

• I was part of the development team that designed Confidential General Ledger application written in JAVA with Oracle database backend. This is a web-based Swing application that allows clients to configure and send general ledger information to Confidential .
• Part of the development team that designed Confidential Connection application written in JAVA with Oracle database backend. This was also a web-based Swing application that allows clients to configure and send HR data to Confidential .
• The team later redesigned and developed both applications ( Confidential General Ledger and Confidential Connection) from Swing legacy application to thin client applications using JAVA, AJAX, JavaScript, Spring MVC, Hibernate, and TOMCAT.
• Managed and supported Confidential ’s legacy application written in Visual FoxPro. This was a desktop application used by clients to format and send HR and Payroll information to Confidential . The application was generic enough to handle different types of backend databases such as Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, and PeopleSoft databases.

Software Engineer

Confidential, Nashville, Tennessee

Implementation tools include: JAVA, C#, WebLogic, JSP, Servlets and HTML.

Responsibilities:

• I was involved in a full life-cycle development of PBI’s LineManager application written in JAVA/J2EE architecture with WebLogic Server engine and an Oracle database backend, from project design and development to packaging and deployment.
• The application is a Web-based application that provides banks with collateral data that is transmitted over the Internet to the bank directly from a commercial borrower's accounting software. It also provides banks with a tool to improve loan reviews and monitoring and managing of commercial lines of credit.
• Designed and coded the CollectionManager software. Also, a web-based application written in JAVA/J2EE architecture utilizing WebLogic Server engine, my coding concentration was on the Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs) and Servlets.
• Part of the development team that designed and coded PBI’s WiredLink software, a C# / ASP.NET application utilizing QuickBooks API to interface with QuickBooks software.

Senior programmer

Confidential, Suwanee, Georgia

Responsibilities:

• Developed in Visual FoxPro, Visual Basic and JAVA.
• Designed and developed a daily transmission process for the merchants to upload and download files.
• Invoices and payments are extracted from the merchant’s software and transmitted to TSI and funding information transmitted back to the merchants.
• The technologies utilized were Java, JSP’s, Servlets and WebLogic Application Server.
• With a team of 4 developers, we designed and developed the company’s first web application.
• The technologies utilized were Java, JSP’s, Servlets, Enterprise Java Beans, and WebLogic Application Server.
• I re-designed and converted most of the in-house applications from Visual Basic to JAVA with Microsoft SQL Server as back-end database.

Development Manager

Confidential, Atlanta, Georgia

Responsibilities:

• I managed a small IT department for a startup company. I had double role of managing IT department and being a lead programmer.
• I designed applications in Visual FoxPro running on Windows NT platform.
• Minimum Data Set, Point of Care, and Interactive Patient Care Management Systems for long term care. These applications were used by small to medium sized hospitals and nursing homes.
• Other duties include the installation and administration of Windows NT Server 4.0 domain, troubleshooting of network resources, and assigning directory and file permissions on NTFS partitions.
• Installed and configured IBM Data Explorer, Digital Library client/server development for healthcare applications.
• I also supported an AIX system.

Programmer

Confidential, Atlanta, Georgia

Responsibilities:

• Maintained FoxPro for DOS application running on a Confidential Network, which gathered information that our clients used to process sales leads.
• I wrote various programs which produced statistical reports and monitored the performance of the data entry staff.
• Supervised the transcription of sales leads by a varying number of employees ranging from two to as many as six.
• I designed mailing labels and ran statistical reports regarding the information that was transcribed.