Work history
Web Developer/Software Enginner
tags:
jsp
• xml
• fax
• jstl
• apache axis
• java
• xsd
• apache/tomcat
• web services
• struts
• xml schema
• eclipse
• oxygen xml editor
How would you describe your time at NDMA (National Digital Medi...?
1. I've developed and maintained a Struts based web application using Struts actions, JSP, JSTL and MySQL database.
2. Developed and integrated a outbound faxing solution into a Struts based web application that allows users to fax PDF and DOC files that are stored in the web application. This outbound fax solution makes use of 3rd party web services.
3. Developed a business object model and framework for a web service. This web service is deployed in a Tomcat environment with Axis.
4. Creation of XML Schems (XSD) to validation request and response parameters to/from web service.... 
Software Specialist
tags:
struts
• internationalization
• localization
• java
How would you describe your time at Iron Mountain?
1.Configuration of large-scale website using Struts action dispatches.
2.Technical analysis of current architecture with the intent on moving the website towards internationalization (i18n) and localization (l10n).
3.Development of procedure for implementing internationalization in a Struts/POJOs/JSP architecture.
4.Research into Spring and Spring MVC frameworks as possible future architectures....
Unisys
November 1999 to April 2006
Software Engineer
tags:
testing
• cobol
• mainframe
• performance
• java
• benchmarking
• load-testing
How would you describe your time at Unisys?
1. Developed Java implementation of TPCB benchmark, using multiple data access methods, allowing its use as a performance characterization tool for the Unisys Java Virtual Machine. Data access methods included JDBC as well as Unisys developed Java data access methods.
2.Developed Java servlet, web-based benchmark for use as a performance characterization tool of the Unisys Java Virtual machine in a simulated online transaction environment. Worked in Jboss, Tomcat and Unisys servlet environments.
3.Converted a batch Cobol TPCB benchmark into a web-based version of the benchmark to allow comparisons between Java and Cobol performance in similar environments.
4.Characterized the performance of the Unisys Java Virtual Machine (multiple releases) that resulted in the identification of performance bottlenecks and improvements to remedy those bottlenecks.
5.Developed TPCW benchmark from specification using EJB and JSP technology in a Weblogic 6.0 environment. MS SQL server via JDBC access was used on the back end as a data source.
6.Use of development tools like Eclipse, CVS and Subversion in developing and maintaining Java code for important performance benchmarks.
7.Use of performance tools such as Mercury Loadrunner to identify performance related issues in various software applications.
8.Performed hundreds of benchmark runs using in-house benchmark to determine the overall performance of new hardware platforms...
Education
Computer Science
tags:
computers
• microsoft office
• programming
How would you describe your time at Syracuse University - Colle...?
I was a computer science major with a minor it mathematics. I also took an interest in history.
I had a work study job working in the campus computer clusters taking care of user problems and keeping the computers running.
