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Objective: A contract or contract-to-hire position programming and
designing networked applications, connecting multiple platforms, and
enabling interactions.
Programming Skills:
- Experience and comfort using Object Oriented Development principles
in multiple languages, including C, C++, Java,
and Perl.
- Server-based programming through various interfaces such as
CGI and WebObjects, with extensive
client-requested customization.
- Integration with Apache, iPlanet, and Netscape
Enterprise webservers in both UNIX and Windows environments.
- Client programming and scripting with Java, Javascript,
VBScript and DHTML.
- Use of Java Native Interfaces to connect Windows networked
applications over the internet.
- Database design and programming in SQL using Microsoft
SQL Server, Oracle, and Access.
Development Tools and Environments:
- Design and implementation using Apple WebObjects, including
AppBuilder and EOModeler, with SQL tweaking.
- Programming and porting with the Microsoft Win32 API and
Microsoft Foundation Classes.
- Familiarity with and rapid learning of IDEs including
Visual C++, Symantec Café, and
Metrowerks CodeWarrior.
- Cross-platform version control using CVS, Perforce,
and SourceSafe.
- Development, problem analysis, and debugging on Windows
9x, NT, and 2000, Linux, Solaris, and HP/UX.
Recent Professional Experience:
- SpartaCom Inc.
(Tucson, Arizona), March to December 2001.
Title: Software Engineer II
Reponsibilities: Microsoft Win32 API and MFC programming, design,
and porting of network applications. UNIX socket programming.
- Running Start Inc.
(Tucson, Arizona), July 2000 to January 2001.
TItle: Software Engineer
Responsibilities: Extensive design and coding in Java using the
Apple WebObjects framework for secure, scalable internet
applications.
- Netladder.com (Kalamazoo,
Michigan), February 2000 to May 2000.
Title: Database programmer/intern.
Reponsibilities: Programming in SQL, VBScript, and HTML, and
database design using MS-SQL server 6.
- Kalamazoo Area Math and
Science Center (Kalamazoo, Michigan), August to December 1999.
Title: Teacher's Assistant
Responsibilities: Designing and implementing a C++ course to conform
to the College Board's AP Computer Science syllabus.
Education:
- C++ Development at New Horizons Learning Center, October 2001.
- Bachelor of Arts, Magna cum Laude, from Kalamazoo College (Class of 2000). Honors in Computer Science and Honors in English.
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