EXPERIENCE SUMMARY

• Over 20 years of programming experience
• 9 years of Visual Basic experience
• 6 years of ASP experience
• 8 years of .NET experience C, VB.NET,ASP.NET
• 19 years of relational database experience SQL Server, Oracle, Foxpro, IBM DB2, Access
• 7 years of HTML,DHTML experience, XML, and XSLT
• 7 years of Javascript experience
• 9 years of BizTalk experience - currently using BizTalk 2009 and BizTalk 2010 Previously used BizTalk 2006, BizTalk 2004, BizTalk 2002
• Used all versions of Visual Studio.Net 2003, 2005, 2008, 2010

5 years of Web Services experience

• 3 years of using CruiseControl and NUnit
• 6 years of hands-on project management experience
• 3 years of Agile development
• 2 year of Borland UML modeling tool
• 1 year using EDIFECS SpecBuilder 6.0
• 6 years HIPAA HL7 EDI BizTalk Accelerator experience
• 3 years using BizTalk SAP adapter
• 3 years SQL Server 2005 SSIS packages
• 13 years SQL Server stored procedures
• 7 years EDI experience
• 6 months LINQ
• 5 years using Team Foundation Server
• 10 years of VSS
• 5 years using BAM
• 2 year using Windows Azure AppFabric
• 4 years using BizTalk Business Rules Engine
• 4 years using BizTalk ESB Toolkit

EXPERIENCE

SENIOR BIZTALK ARCHITECT DEVLOPER CONSULTANT

Confidential

Currently working on a BizTalk integration between the Latrobe, PA and Reading, PA offices of Carpenter Technology Corporation, a global leader in manufacturing stainless steel. Involved in architecture, design, and development of multiple supply chain transactions using BizTalk as a middle-tier broker between the SAP system in Latrobe, PA and the mainframe system in Reading, PA. Responsible for installing BizTalk 2010 and the SAP adapter as well as installing and configuring the BizTalk MQSeries adapter. Also responsible for architecting and building a solution which allows for SAP IDOCS to be received from SAP and mapped to flat file format by BizTalk to be sent through MQSeries adapter to aCobal based mainframe system. Designed and built several custom pipeline components for assigning mainframe file header properties and for handling IDOC namespace actions in send ports. Major technologies being used are .NET C, Visual Studio 2010, BizTalk Server 2010, SQL Server 2008, ClearCase, and SAP 6.3.

SENIOR BIZTALK ARCHITECT DEVELOPER CONSULTANT

Confidential

Worked on a large-scale BizTalk 2010 implementation for Tronox a global leader in the production of Titanium Dioxide which is a major component of paint additives. Involved in architecture, design, and development of multiple supply chain transactions using BizTalk as a middle-tier broker between SAP and EDI. All legacy BizTalk 2006 R2 transactions were replaced with BizTalk 2010 interfaces to SAP and Inovis a large B2B integration services provider. SAP IDOCS, custom BAPIS and RFC's were used to pass transactional data to and from BizTalk which were then transformed into EDI X12 compliant data files. The transaction sets used included but were not limited to - the Bill Of Lading X12 EDI 856, Purchase orders X12 EDI 850, Carrier Transportation Status X12 EDI 214, and Logistics Service Request X12 EDI 219 . Custom pipelines were built to aid in handling data transformations and to allow for certain BizTalk orchestrations to act as singleton sequential convoys to prevent file and record locking within SAP. Major technologies being used are .NET C, Visual Studio 2010, BizTalk Server 2010, SQL Server 2008, Team Foundation Server 2010, SAP 6.3.1, SCOM and BAM.

SENIOR BIZTALK ARCHITECT DEVELOPER CONSULTANT

Confidential

Worked on updating Confidential 's 4010 HIPAA EDI transaction set to the 5010 specification. These transactions include the 834 Enrollment, 837 Claims, 835 Advice Payment, and Eligibility Inquiry and Response. Also Responsible for handling various HL7 Laboratory and Hospital Admissions Transactions. Good deal of work involved changing and then retesting mappings along with making sure documents could be sent to and received from destination endpoints using the EDI adaptor. Also used the Microsoft BizTalk Adapter 3.0 for mySAP Business Suite to call SAP RFC's using specific Confidential t data as parameters and then bringing back claim information which is then mapped to the 837 Confidential t claim transaction set. The main technologies being used were .NET C, Visual Studio 2010, BizTalk Server 2010, SQL Server 2008, BAM, BizTalk Business Rules Engine, and Team Foundation Server 2010. The solution was an itinerary driven SOA using the ESB Toolkit 2.0.

SENIOR BIZTALK ARCHITECT DEVELOPER CONSULTANT

Confidential

Employed as a BizTalk architect on a project building a middleware solution using BizTalk 2009's ESB 2.0 toolkit. Tasks included building custom pipelines, endpoint-to-endpoint itineraries, and custom web services. The SOA solution was used to interact with WebMD and several of Allscripts larger clients. Custom HL7 and Hipaa EDI transactions were also part of the middleware solution including 837 EDI claims and 835 EDI payment advice transactions. SQL Server 2008 was used as the back-end database. Also responsible for design of entire architecture and for presenting the design as a Visio presentation to entire team and in aiding of design of clustered BizTalk failover environment. Major technologies being used are .NET C, ESB ToolKit 2.0, Visual Studio 2010, BizTalk Business Rules Engine, BizTalk Server 2009 R2, SQL Server 2008, Team Foundation Server 2010 and BAM. The architecture used the business rules engine to drive all itineraries using the ESB 2.0 toolkit for on-ramping and off-ramping files to their endpoint destinations.

SENIOR BIZTALK ARCHITECT DEVELOPER CONSULTANT

Confidential

Engaged as an architect on a BizTalk Sharepoint project. The finished product was an Asp.Net 3.5 website which was part of the city of Jacksonville's suite of Sharepoint sites for managing the city's infrastructure. The site was used for scheduling the entire city's entire bus scheduling and routing system and was used by both dispatchers and drivers. A large monitor within the driver terminal was used to display real time scheduling to benefit the drivers, The site was used by dispatchers to manage unassigned drivers, overtime, sick time, and vacation time. The site was written in Asp.Net with SQL Server using web parts written in C and custom Silverlight controls. Main duties included project planning, architecting entire solution, and helping with the development along with two other developers. BizTalk 2009 and the ESB 2.0 toolkit were used to build an SOA for providing routing feeds to disparate transit authority systems. Architecture used BizTalk 2009, SilverLight, .NET C, Visual Studio 2008, ESB Toolkit 2.0, SQL Server 2008, and the BizTalk 2009 Business Rules Engine, Team Foundation Server 2008, BizTalk ESB 2.0 toolkit and BAM.

SENIOR BIZTALK ARCHITECT DEVELOPER CONSULTANT onfidential

• Worked as a Senior BizTalk consultant on a 5 month assignment converting and upgrading EDS's insurance claims system to use the latest version of the .Net framework 3.5 and BizTalk 2009 beta.
• The decision was also made to upgrade SQL Server 2005 to SQL Server 2008. The conversion involved testing all existing SQL Server SSIS packages which were originally created in SQL Server 2005 to make sure they still work in SQL Server 2008. Also unit tested all BizTalk pipeline components originally created using BizTalk 2006 R2 to make sure everything still compiled in Visual Studio 2008 and could properly parse documents using BizTalk 2009's send ports. The Hipaa 3.0 accelerator was no longer used as part of the medical claims system, but instead everything was converted to using the base EDI adapter. Also planned and designed a BizTalk MessageBox driven system based on an ESB design framework which replaced the current legacy .Net 1.1 application for servicing the Commercial General Liability policies and Umbrella Liability policies of EDS's Property and Casualty Insurance business clients which includes Progressive Insurance, Travelers, and State Farm. Also was responsible for sending HL7 diagnostic medical claims in HL7 format to third party medical clearing houses using the HL7 adapter. In addition, designed a system for acceptance of 834 and 837 EDI claims from State Farm which included mapping the transactions and storing the data. . Major technologies being used are .NET C, Visual Studio 2008, BizTalk Server 2009 R2, SQL Server 2008, and Team Foundation Server 2008.

SENIOR BIZTALK ARCHITECT DEVELOPER CONSULTANT

Confidential

Worked as a Senior Biztalk Architect on a large project called FreshStart for a mid-size mortgage company in the heart of downtown Santa Fe, NM. My responsibilities as architect on team of eight developers was to both design and implement an Enterprise Service Bus system using the BizTalk ESB toolkit for Thornburg Mortgage's loan servicing system which was a complete rewrite of their existing .NET 1.1 system. BizTalk 2006 R2 served as the core of the ESB and all endpoint systems which interacted with the BizTalk core components did so through WCF web services on a .NET 3.5 platform. The database used was Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and all updates were done through BizTalk orchestrations calling WCF web services which updated the database through LINQ. The project made heavy use of direct bound ports to the BizTalk Message Box for sending and retrieving documents and outbound and inbound transactions were matched through correlation sets. The entire system was driven by orchestrations which called business rules stored in the Microsoft BizTalk Business Rules Engine. The BizTalk SSO server was used for both storing shared BizTalk configuration settings and as a means for authenticating users on some of the disparate endpoint systems which the ESB 1.0 interacted with. Technologies used included the ESB 1.0 Toolkit, BizTalk Business Rules Engine, BizTalk Server 2009, SQL Server 2008, BAM, and System Center Operations Manager SCOM, and VSS 6.0.

SENIOR BIZTALK ARCHITECT DEVELOPER CONSULTANT

Confidential

• Worked on a project for Choicelinx, a leader in providing BizTalk medical solutions to healthcare partners throughout North America. Tasks included accepting and producing EDI files using BizTalk 2006's Hipaa Adapter. Main responsibilities included mapping of 837 EDI electronic claim and 835 healthcare payment transactions. Some of Choicelinx's partners include Six Flags entertainment, State Of New Hampshire Department of Health, Cigna Health, and Blue Cross and Confidential . All mappings were done using C for any custom functoid scripting that might be needed. The back end database used was SQL Server 2005. Some reporting of subscriber demographics was accomplished by using BAM so that Choicelinx could keep track of claims throughput. Also worked with the ORM request for materials mappings using the HL7 adapter to enable Choicelinx to maintain relationships between pharmaceutical companies when ordering drugs and between certain laboratories requesting blood tests and other types of diagnostic work. Technologies used included BizTalk Server 2009, SQL Server 2008, Visual Studio 2008, Team Foundation Server 2008, and ASP.NET.

SENIOR BIZTALK ARCHITECT DEVELOPER CONSULTANT

Confidential

Spent four months aiding in the development and maintenance of a large scale inventory management application written called MachSix. The solution was written entirely in BizTalk 2006 Server and

• Oracle 8 and is used by Invistics's customers to improve warehouse inventory management by increasing cycle times and improving throughput and customer service. The solution was composed of multiple modules for sales orders, goods movement, and the batching of inventory. The architecture used BizTalk 2006 R2 to make requests to SAP RFC's . The returned data from the SAP RFC's was mapped and stored in an Oracle database. The 846 Inventory Advice Transaction Set and 852 Transaction Sets were primarily used. Long running BizTalk orchestrations were used to constantly poll for data and custom business logic written for Oracle was also called from BizTalk. Tasked with creating a custom BizTalk orchestration for CP Kelco, one of the largest inventory control and manufacturing companies in the country, to allow for further functionality outside of the scope of the existing MachSix product. All maps and code added to expression shapes within the BizTalk environment were written either using custom XSLT or C . Added new functionality to a website which kept track of all job runs and inventory statistics. The website was written in ASP.Net 3.0 using Javascript. BAM was also used as a measuring stick of throughput. Technologies used included BizTalk Server 2009, SQL Server 2008, Visual Studio 2008, ESB Toolkit 1.0, BizTalk Business Rules Engine, Team Foundation Server 2008, and ASP.NET.

SENIOR BIZTALK ARCHITECT DEVELOPER CONSULTANT

Confidential

Spent two months working on a project to accept and parse HL7 laboratory files through BizTalk's HL7 adapter. All files were sent using TCP IP through M LLP on port 11000. All of the work was done for the clinical departments within the University of Miami's Miller School of Medicine. The files being sent were in HL7 EDI format and I was tasked to break out and store all demographic information from the PID segment and diagnostic information from the DG1 segment into SQL Server 2005. Some of the tasks I performed included installing and customizing BizTalk 2006 R2, installing the HL7 adapter, creating all maps necessary to parse out the HL7 information and all maps to store the information into SQL Server by calling SQL Server 2008 stored procedures. Technologies used included BizTalk Server 2006 R2, SQL Server 2008, Visual Studio 2008, VSS 5.0, and ASP.NET.

SENIOR BIZTALK ARCHITECT DEVELOPER CONSULTANT

Confidential

• Worked as a Senior BizTalk Consultant on a project to convert business transactions from GenTrans to Microsoft BizTalk 2006 for PQ Corporation, a large chemical manufacturing company in Lenexa, Kansas. The purpose of the project was to phase out GenTrans as a piece of middleware that was being used to send EDI transactions between PQ Corporation and its trading partners.
• I helped to implement a BizTalk business process in which both the FTP adapter and SMTP adapter were used to download purchase orders from various trading partners in XML format. These files were brought into BizTalk 2006 through a receive port using the Base EDI adapter and converted into X12 EDI format. These EDI files were then uploaded into SAP and a corresponding IDOC file containing the invoice data was produced which was then sent to BizTalk Server through the SAP adapter. The schema file which was produced from the IDOC was then mapped into X12 EDI format and was sent as an invoice back out to the trading partners through either the SMTP adapter or the FTP adapter. A 997 functional acknowledgement was also sent out to the trading partner upon receipt of the purchase order and conversely, PQ Corporation accepted the incoming 997 functional acknowledgement from the various trading partners. One of the trading partners needed customized naming of the file which was sent back to them through SMTP so an orchestration which was built to allow for this customized naming within a message shape.
• I was the sole developer responsible for building the entire BizTalk architecture for the aforementioned end to end process. I installed and configured the Base EDI adapter and also configured the receive send and receive ports for the FTP adapter, SMTP adapter, and SAP adapter. I was also responsible for developing all of the BizTalk maps and custom business logic. Technologies used included BizTalk Server 2006 R2, SQL Server 2005, Visual Studio 2005, Team Foundation Server 2005, ESB Toolkit 1.0, SAP 6.1, and ASP.NET.

SENIOR BIZTALK ARCHITECT DEVELOPER CONSULTANT

Confidential

• Worked as a Senior BizTalk Consultant on a pilot project for EDS. The purpose of the project was to build a web portal in conjunction with it's business partners to allow doctors and Confidential ts to view Medicaid electronic health records. My role on the project was to build a process through which records which were originally stored in mainframe copybooks - could be imported from an Oracle database owned by the American Health Care Association AHCA and imported into a SQL Server 2005 database. I accomplished this by creating SQL Server Integration Service packages so data could be assimilated and put in a format which could be easily mapped through BizTalk Server.
• The SSIS packages would create delimited flat files which would then be brought into BizTalk and mapped into X12 837 claims files. HCFA, Dental, Institutional, and Pharmacy claims were all mapped through this same process. The files were then sent to CentriHealth as positional flat files using a send port that had a custom send pipeline using a flat file assembler as its transport.
• The X12 271 format was used to send a recipient file to CentriHealth. This also was sent as a positional flat file.All of the above files were later sent as EDI files instead of flat file positional files. The HIPAA accelerator was used to accomplish this.

Technologies used included BizTalk Server 2006 R2, SQL Server 2005, Visual Studio 2005, Team Foundation Server 2005, and BAM.

SENIOR .NET BIZTALK DEVELOPER

Confidential

• Worked for one of the largest insurance providers in the world. I was part of the
• Information Technology Services group within AllState and I was involved in 4 large projects within the organization. I was a senior developer on the Hipaa 2005 compliance project which involved converting EDI feeds through BizTalk using the Microsoft Hipaa Accelerator and HL7 Clinical Accelerator. I also did a complete mapping of the various schemas through the BizTalk Mapper and developed several .NET components written in C for routing EDI documents properly through BizTalk. I implemented the processing of 837 transactions for AllState to properly and securely handle mini-med claims through electronic transmissions from GTESS, a clearinghouse for medical claims. These claims were routed to BizTalk and mapped to internal XML files and then converted to fixed-width files for purposes of feeding the AS400 Genelco and AWD systems. This system used BizTalk 2006 with C Pipeline components and interacted with a SQL Server 2005 database. I also worked on the development and infrastructure for the 835 Remittance Advice Eligibility, and 834 Enrollment transactions. The 270 transaction used a custom workflow orchestration and all transactions were monitered and reported on using BAM. In addition, the HL7 accelerator was used to process the Pharmaceutical claims and maintain a database of demographic information off the DMG segment in each file.
• I also worked on the Policy Allotment project which used a B2B supply chain model for risk management. AllState allows other secondary insurance partners to purchase some of its policies or to underwrite some of the risk on a policy. I was part of a team of six people who used the RosettaNet BizTalk accelerator and SQL Server 2005 to develop an end-to-end solution in which partners were able to safely transmit encrypted FTP feeds containing invoices and purchase orders for claims in XML format. Some of our partners included Progressive Insurance, State Farm Insurance, and MetLife. SQL Server 2005 was used as the back-end database. The business engine which we called from BizTalk was written in VB.Net.

I also worked on an internal website to be used by AllState agents for the purposes of recruiting both independent agents and insurance companies to sell AllState insurance. This relationship management website monitors agent activity and allows them to keep track of contacts, memos, and meetings and organizes tasks for them. It is written using C and VB.Net, DHTML, and Javascript.

Technologies used included BizTalk Server 2004, SQL Server 2003, Visual Studio 2003, Team Foundation Server, and BAM.

.NET WEB PROGRAMMER CONSULTANT PROJECT MANAGER

Confidential

• Worked on a 7-month consulting project in the Human Resources Department of CitiBank Citicards
• n an intranet site which allowed managers and co-workers to nominate individuals for merit-based awards.
• The website was entirely written in C, DHTML and Javascript and used a SQL Server 2000 back-end database. All database interaction was done through stored procedures utilizing ADO.NET . The website had as many as hits per day and was used by all 89,000 employees of CitiCards. I helped in the building of the site and also served as project manager. I met with internal HR upper management in designing the project plan and also ran all project team meetings to make sure time constraints were met.

PROJECT MANAGER SENIOR PROGRAMMER

Confidential

Worked as a lead Intranet Web Developer for a Global leader in the collection and assimilation of mortgage loan data. Converted an ASP 2.0 Intranet site to ASP.Net using C and XML Web services with a SQL Server 2000 back-end using stored procedures. Application was originally written entirely by myself in ASP 2.0 on a Windows 2000 server using COM in the middle layer. I was also involved in complete product lifecycle of the site which was an internal data dictionary that mapped metadata for existing legacy mainframe and client server applications. The website tracked over 500,000 metadata entities in a SQL Server 2000 database. I also wrote a complete metadata loading utility which was scheduled nightly to take feeds from an IBM DB2 database and use DTS and stored procedures to load the data. Part of this process involved using the BizTalk 2002 mapper for XSLT translations. Also involved in the development of web services in C for Confidential so they could access our mortgage model in the building of their own interface to the Mainframe system.

Converted an RPC metadata collection tool which I completely wrote in ASP 2.0 and XML to Java Server Page and Servlet technology. The site was developed to run under Weblogic 6.1.

SENIOR CONSULTANT TEAM LEAD

Confidential

Worked for a national leader in the B2B e-commerce industry. Main role was development of websites using E-Content Agent Builder product. Involved in integrating agents into customer internet sites using Visual Basic, COM, ASP, JSP, Javascript, XML, stored procedures and Java Servlet technologies and Flash. Some of the clients which I have consulted at include:

PROJECT MANAGER

Confidential

• Worked on several different projects as a project manager in support of the used car auto labeling market.
• Main responsibilities included:
• Defining and meeting with the stakeholders of the project.
• Designing a project plan and budgeting both material and labor costs.
• Meeting with the entire project team on a weekly basis.
• Meeting with management to keep them abreast of completed goals.
• Wrapping up the project and doing a best practices review.

SENIOR VISUAL BASIC CONSULTANT:

Confidential

• Worked on a call-center application used by Hobart International in various countries. Aided in implementation of error trapping routines. Application was written in Visual Basic 6.0 using ODBC,ADO,MTS, stored procedures and SQL Server 7.0 on a Windows 2000 system.
• ASP VB PROGRAMMER ANALYST CONSULTANT Confidential
• Worked on a 4-month Visual basic 6.0 project in 1999 using an Oracle 7.3.3. backend for the largest telephone company in Southern Alabama and western Florida. System was a 3-tiered system using ADO,
• MTS, stored procedures, and ASP for intranet site for call center.

DNA ARCHITECT VBDEVELOPER

Confidential

• Worked on several multi-tier applications in Visual Basic 5.0 which supported PRISM's insurance provider network. Also used Visual Basic 6.0 to develop an object oriented 3-tiered Employee
• Maintenance application which was used by Human Resources for in-house reporting, budgeting, and tracking employee vacation sick time. Middle tier business objects were developed to be portable to a web server to be used with Microsoft Transaction Server for in-house intranet. Developed intranet site using Active Server pages 2.0,Visual InterDev, stored procedures, and HTML 4.0. Backend database used was SQL Server 6.5 with ODBC and ADO.

VISUAL BASIC DEVELOPER

Confidential

Responsible for developing and maintaining software used by large clients to administer and maintain 401K and pension resources. Created a customer service system in Visual Basic 5.0 which allowed pension clients to track both pension plan and participant data through a representative call center.

SYSTEMS CONSULTANT

Confidential

Worked on large full lifecycle projects for several different clients including:

HomeSide Lending

Confidential

• Worked on an Application Management System using Access 2.0 which was used to track project requirements and budgets.
• Also was part of the original development team of the Collateral Tracking Database system which was written in Visual Basic 5.0 with a SQL Server 6.5 back-end using ODBC and RDO. used Crystal Reports as a reporting tool.

General Electric

Confidential

Developed a Customer tracking system for GE's Supply Division using Visual Basic 4.0 with an Access 2.0 back-end accessed through Jet. The entire system consisted of several standalone modules which included such features as a system-backup utility to an external medium and the ability to upload product information to the system through use of a hand-held scanner.

Chesebrough PondsConfidential

Worked as part of a team of 3 consultants on a fixed-bid project in developing a Vendor Managed Inventory System for using Visual Basic with an Oracle 7.1 back-end. This system also included a fully-functional reporting system written in both Native Visual Basic and Crystal Reports. In addition, an already-existing Chesebrough Ponds Stock Deployment system was modified to allow it to interact through ODBC using RDO to an Oracle database using SQL. The existing system used a Sybase database as a back-end.

PROGRAMMER ANALYST

Confidential

• Provided Foxpro programming support for the Company's customized Uniform Loan Origination
• System. Involved in coding of Product Development System as well as on-line Rates system. Also developed secondary applications for branch reporting,servicing of loans, and tracking of at-risk loans. Also assisted in the initial development of an Executive Report writing module using Visual Basic 3.0.

ADDITIONAL SKILLS

• COMPUTER HARDWARE: IBM PC
• PLATFORMS: MS-DOS, WINDOWS NT 4.0, LINUX RED HAT 6.1, WINDOWS 2000
• DATABASES: ACCESS,ORACLE, SQL SERVER 2000 VERSION THROUGH 2010 VERSION, FOXPRO
• LANGUAGES: JAVA, VISUAL BASIC 6.0, C, VB.NET, ACTIVE SERVER PAGES, JAVA SERVER PAGES, JAVA SERVLETS,FOXPRO, JAVASCRIPT, ATLAS, AJAX
• TOOLS: PVCS TRACKER, PVCS VERSION MANAGER, VISUAL SOURCESAFE 6.0, XMLSPY 2004, CAMTASIA STUDIO, NUNIT, CRUISECONTROL, BIZTALK 2002, BIZTALK HIPAA ACCELERATOR,BIZTALK 2004, BORLAND TOGETHER UML MODELING TOOLS, BIZTALK 2006
• TECHNOLOGIES: JDBC,ODBC,COM,DCOM,MTS,.NET,ADO,XML,XSLT
• CERTIFICATIONS: SUN CERTIFIED JAVA PROGRAMMER