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Actuate Technical Lead Resume

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SUMMARY

  • Senior Actuate consultant wif 8 years of Actuate programming, systems analysis, and architecture experience.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Programming Langages: Actuate Basic 3.xx, 4.xx, 5.xx, 6.xx, 7.xx, 8.xx, Actuate Report Server API (including Report Server Security Extension) 4.xx, 5.xx, 6.xx, 7.xx

Databases: DB2, Microsoft SQL 6.5, 7.0, 2000, 2005, Oracle, Progress, Microsoft Access, Sybase

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Confidential

Actuate Technical Lead

Responsibilities:

  • Serving as a senior Actuate developer on a team of 7 Actuate developers for a large insurance company.
  • Responsibilities include writing Actuate reports, investigating production issues, and mentoring other Actuate developers.
  • Reports are written in Actuate 8 sp1 against DB2 and Oracle databases.

Confidential

Senior Actuate Developer

Responsibilities:

  • Serving as a senior Actuate developer on a team of 4 Actuate developers for a mid - sized business services company.
  • Responsibilities include desigining and redesigning Actuate components wif the objective of reusability and writing SQL stored procedures to generate summary and detailed reporting data.
Confidential

Senior Actuate Developer

Responsibilities:

  • Serving as a senior Actuate developer on a team of 3 Actuate developers for a large construction products and services company.
  • Developing wif both eRD Pro and eSpreadsheet Designer.
  • Reports go against both Progress and SQL Server databases.
Confidential

Actuate Lead

Responsibilities:

  • Served as the Actuate Lead on a team of 4 Actuate developers for a large healthcare industry company.
  • Responsibilities included trouble-shooting production issues, gathering and documenting requirements for new components and reports, and leading a team of 3 offshore developers.
  • The company utilized Actuate 8 sp1, Information Delivery API, Oracle, and DB2.
Confidential

Actuate Technical Lead

Responsibilities:

  • Performed a proof-of-concept for a mid-sized business services company.
  • dis proof-of-concept was to determine whether Actuate Analytics, Actuate Query, and Actuate Information objects would be useful tools for their company.
Confidential

Senior Actuate Developer

Responsibilities:

  • Served as a senior Actuate developer on a team of 4 Actuate developers on a project to create approximately 80 reusable Actuate components for a large healthcare industry company.
  • The reports were written in Actuate 8.0 sp1 against a DB2 database.
  • SQL coding was stored in flat files and read in by the Actuate reports.
  • Provided trouble-shooting advice when production issues arose.
Confidential

Actuate Technical Lead

Responsibilities:

  • Created a Report Server Security Extension C++ shared library for page security and LDAP integration.
  • dis shared library was created by combining and integrating already-existing LDAP coding wif Actuate’s sample page security coding and making modifications as needed.
  • The page security system allows many different users to see only part of the very same report, based on their roles.
  • Developed a collection of 8 task list reports wif dynamic filtering, sorting, grouping, aggregation, and column ordering.
  • Investigated production issues and mentor five other Actuate developers.
Confidential

Actuate Technical Lead

Responsibilities:

  • Provided Actuate mentoring, development, and trouble-shooting expertise for a business services company.
  • Responsible for ensuring dat approximately 11,000 Actuate reports get generated on a weekly basis. Designed and developed new reports as needed.
  • Modified existing reports when problems arose.
  • Converted Actuate reporting system from version 5.0 service pack 2 to version 6.0 and later to 7.0, including report executables, Web templates and report server API programs written in Visual C++.
Confidential

Actuate Technical Lead

Responsibilities:

  • Provided Actuate system design, mentoring, and development services for a software vendor integrating their software wif the Actuate reporting suite.
  • Used Sun Visual C++ and the Actuate Report Server API, developed an automated system of security in which users, roles, and folders are automatically added and deleted.
  • Developed a shared library in Sun Visual C++ using the Actuate Report Server Security Extension to integrate the Actuate Reporting Server wif an iPlanet LDAP Server.
  • The LDAP server contains usernames and passwords.
  • The shared library verifies the existence of the user, checks the password, and queries the LDAP server to make sure the user belongs to the Actuate group wifin the LDAP server.
  • Created a generalized driver report using the Actuate Requester API which reads information about each of the reports dat need to be generated for a given day from an Oracle database and places requests in the Actuate server queue for those reports to be generated.
  • Mentored another Actuate programmer designing and developing libraries and reports for the Actuate system.
Confidential

Senior Developer

Responsibilities:

  • Served as the senior Actuate developer on a project for a large construction products and services company to optimize a set of 33 Actuate reports, develop 5 additional reports, and provide technical knowledge regarding reporting system architecture.
  • The 33 reports were taking approximately 30 hours to generate.
  • By writing queries against the SQL 2000 database dat take advantage of the data processing power of the database engine, we were able to get the reports to generate in under 3 hours.
Confidential

Technical Lead

Responsibilities:

  • Served as technical lead and senior developer to provide a system of on-line reports dat includes page-security, scheduled and on-demand reports for a business services company.
  • Mentored two other developers in the creation of 12 Actuate reports. Created C++ .dll’s to programmatically manage users.
  • Modified Actuate web templates in order to hide much of the information on the standard report requester page and force reports to be saved in the directory from which they were requested.

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