Web Developer Resume
San Francisco, CA
SUMMARY
Bi - lingual (English & Spanish) Java/J2EE developer with solid background and expertise and over 8 years’ experience in Java development and coding, partnering with stake holders and key contributors to translate complex requirements into actionable project plans in rapidly growing environments.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
- Core Java
- Java/J2EE
- Spring
- Struts
- Hibernate
- Play Framework
- Apache Poi
- JSP
- SQL
- JavaScript
- Dojo Toolkit
- AngularJS
- JUnit jQuery
- Eclipse
- IntelliJ
- Netbean
- Unix/Linux
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Confidential, San Francisco, CA
Web Developer
Responsibilities:
- Wrote Java 1.8 code for Confidential ’s web site that returned, in JSON format, a list of Confidential ’s stores with opening and closing times. Used Maven for builds and Git for source control management.
- Wrote Java 1.8 code that set kill switches for Confidential ’s web site.
- Wrote JUnit tests that tested the Java code for the above functions.
- Used Git for source control management
- Interfaced with other team members using Agile scrum methodology, gathering requirements for the code and testing it against those requirements.
Confidential
Software Developer (Security Application)
Responsibilities:
- Wrote Java code that enabled policy management for a stand-alone security platform. This Java code used Core Java 1.8, Spring, Spring Boot, Hibernate, microservices and a Maria DB database. The project used Maven for builds and Git for source control management, and deployed to a Unix environment.
- Tested and debugged code as needed.
- Wrote JUnit tests for the classes in this platform.
- Interfaced with other team members using Agile scrum methodology, gathering requirements for the code and testing it against those requirements.
Confidential, Livermore, CA
Software Developer
Responsibilities:
- Wrote JUnit tests for the various controllers that uploaded Excel spreadsheets and produced Excel reports.
- Interfaced with other team members using Agile scrum methodology, gathering requirements for the code and testing it against those requirements.
Confidential, San Jose, CA
Software Developer
Responsibilities:
- Wrote Hibernate and Java 1.7 code for a call center application using Eclipse.
- Tested and debugged code as needed.
- Interfaced with other team members using agile scrum methodology, gathering requirements for the code and testing it against those requirements.
Confidential, Danville, CA
Full Stack Developer
Responsibilities:
- Wrote back-end Core Java 1.7, J2EE, data structures, JSP, Struts, Spring MVC, SQL and Hibernate code that interfaced with Apache Tomcat and a MySQL database and front end technologies such as JavaScript, jQuery, Ajax, JSPs, HTML and CSS for a bulletin board for a job search support group’s website.
- Designed and coded all classes and JSPs using Eclipse.
- Determined the work flow between classes.
- Created and administered the Mysql database, including the schemas, tables and SQL design.
- Tested and debugged the application as needed.
- Led the Facilities team for the Leadership Summit in 2011, 2012 and 2014; involved interfacing with the site leaders to manage the floor plan, enforce safety regulations and set up tables and chairs for attendees and sponsoring companies.
Confidential, San Jose, CA
Full Stack Developer
Responsibilities:
- Wrote back-end Core Java 1.7, J2EE, data structures, JSP, Spring MVC, SQL and Hibernate code that interfaced with an Oracle database, Apache Tomcat and front end technologies such as JavaScript, the Dojo Toolkit, Ajax, HTML and CSS, for a web application that monitors cloud service usage. I also used some Maven for this project. I coded using the Eclipse IDE.
- Interfaced with other team members using Agile scrum methodology, gathering requirements for the code and testing it against those requirements.
Confidential, Martinez, CA
Full Stack Developer (Warning System)
Responsibilities:
- Wrote back-end Core Java 1.7, J2EE, data structures, JSP, Spring MVC, SQL and Hibernate code that interfaced with an Oracle database, Apache Tomcat and front end technologies such as JavaScript, jQuery, HTML and CSS, for a warning system web application. I coded using the Netbeans IDE.
- Interfaced with other team members using Agile scrum methodology, gathering requirements for the code and testing it against those requirements.
Confidential,Sunnyvale, CA
Software Developer
Responsibilities:
- Wrote back-end Core Java 1.7, J2EE and SQL code that read data from a database and returned it in the form of a JSON object to be used to implement graphs for a data analytics web site. I coded using the Eclipse IDE.
- Interfaced with other team members, gathering requirements for the code and testing.
Confidential Fremont, CA
Responsibilities:
- Designed and coded a resume management system, utilizing JSP, Struts, Hibernate, MVC, SQL and a MySQL database. I coded using the Eclipse IDE.
Confidential, San Jose, CA
Responsibilities:
- Performed black-box testing and validation for new financial institution applications. This involved logging into the applications, tracking all defects then communicating them to the developers.
- Authored detailed user manuals and training sheets for all financial applications. This involved logging into the applications, becoming familiar with all functionality and describing them step by step in clear and concise English, providing screen shots for clarification when needed.
Programmer
Confidential, San Francisco, CA
Responsibilities:
- Ran scripts for Java and DataStage builds for development and assembly test environments.
- Conducted environment support activities for development, assembly test, and system test environments using Websphere, identifying, analyzing and resolving problems, etc.
Confidential, San Ramon, CA
Responsibilities:
- Wrote design documents and pseudocode for a new application which added the Consumer Voice over IP (CVoIP) product to a pre-existing platform, as well as add test results to work order requests and processes for technicians to view and use.
- Gathered test data for unit test validation which allowed users to view online reports and worklist entries showing service order discrepancies and errors, and to ensure that all application functions were working as required.